American Gary Woodland is currently in the lead after the second round of the PGA Championship, with Tiger Woods still in contention eight shots back at Bellerive, Sky Sports report.
Former world number one Woods only managed to get through seven holes during his second round, with the 42-year-old halted due to heavy storms, which then eventually suspended play for the day.
Half of the 156-man field had not completed their rounds when play was called off.
Woods made a superb start to his second round as he birdied three of the first five holes and will need a few more to catch Woodland, who posted a record breaking score earlier in the day.
The 34-year-old carded a four-under 66 to become just the fifth man in history to card 130 at the halfway stage of a major.
Defending champion Justin Thomas, two-time winner Rory McIlroy and American Rickie Fowler are just a few more big names who still need to complete their second rounds on Saturday afternoon.
