It is moving day at the 94th PGA Championship at the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island.
Keep it here for all the action.
Late word on television coverage tomorrow from the PGA.
TNT will start coverage at 8 a.m. here in the east and stay on though 2 p.m..
CBS goes the rest of the way.
The final round will be split-tee threesomes starting at 10:44 ET. Last group goes off at 1:44 ET.
Good night!
We restart tomorrow at 7:45 tomorrow to finish the third round.
(Via PGA.com)
Threesomes for round four.
Via Twitter, PGA to decide by 6:30:
We will make a decision on play in the next 30 minutes. Thanks!
That tweet came at 6:09.
After some lovely fluff pieces, we go back to the 2009 PGA on CBS.
Figuring about an average of 15 minutes a hole or so, if we restarted at 6:30 that would leave enough daylight for about six holes.
No indication of any restart soon.
It has started to pour.
Radar looks awful for a resumption.
With the last group on eight, we are reaching the point when if we restarted in the next few minutes they could still finish.
It has not actually rained yet from what is on Twitter, but CBS is happily showing the final round of the 2009 PGA and no word has been given about a resumption.
They can play until about eight with enough sunlight.
My guess is an early wake-up call for all of us to get the third round done and play the fourth.
CBS is re-running the 2009 PGA final round.
No live blog for that today.
We have yet to see any rain or lightning.
They have about an hour window to play with if they want to get everyone in so if they hope to finish, play would have to restart about 5:45 ET.
We will keep you posted.
Here is a clip of Rory's just remarkable unplayable lie and par at four.
From Sean Martin on Twitter:
Van Pelt makes a par at 18. At three-under total, he shot a 67 today for five under.
Scott from the rough just off the 10th fairway misses short and left, but has a lot of green to work with.
Rory makes the turn with a 32 even with that bogey.
Tiger is leaking oil as he bogeys the seventh. Now just one-under
Vijay extricates himself from an awful lie and somehow not only gets on the green but converts a 20-footer for birdie.
Rory misses his putt for par and Singh joins him at six-under for the lead.
Van Pelt with a solid par on the par-three 17th.
Harrington Actually chipped in from the bunker there for birdie.
With 164 left, Rory hit a sandy area with his approach from the rough.
While he was able to get full spin on his pitch, it checks up about 15 feet left for par.
From a waste area, Vijay had a solid contact with it on seven but nailed his approach way right and short. He lies three.
Adam Scott birdies the ninth. That is three straight and is now five-under.
Rory has missed the ninth fairway left.
After updating the board, Pettersson just misses a birdie on the seventh. A certain par.
Starting to get dark now.
Rory converts the birdie on eight. He is at eight-under and five under so far today.
Pettersson goes for that seventh green in two. He misses just short and right.
Singh makes par.
Adam Scott birdies the eighth. He is at four-under.
Singh, from the right side rough gets it to within 30 feet of the hole short of the green
He uses his putter and goes a couple feet past.
Rory's tee shot on eight bounces and stays about three feet past the pin.
The lead is Rory's alone at six-under. He birdies the par-five seventh.
Vijay does a Jim Furyk impression with his tee shot and misses the fairway right.
Rory may have the solo lead momentarily as his pitch behind the seventh green stops with a foot for birdie.
Poulter drops one at six.
Immelman birdies the eighth to get to three-under
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