Some images from the second day's play in the 96th USPGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Kentucky
Below, you'll some images from the second day's play in the 96th USPGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Kentucky.
Rory McIlroy continued his fantastic form to open up a one-shot lead at the top of the leaderboard.
The Ulsterman followed an opening 65 with a a second-round 67 to move one ahead of Jason Day and two clear of American duo Ryan Palmer and Rickie Fowler.
The likes of in-form Jim Furyk, Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson - who finished with an eagle - are all within four shots of the lead at the halfway stage.
Lee Westwood, who came within one shot of McIlroy at one stage, stumbled on the back nine and eventually carded a 72.
Tiger Woods, meanwhile, looked to tweak his back on the 7th hole but credibly managed to finish his round, although he missed the cut by some margin.
McIlroy drove the ball superbly en route to a second-round 67 [Getty Images]
Ryan Palmer carded a 71 to go with an opening 65 [Getty Images]
Jason Day birdied his final two holes to reach 8-under-par. He'll be in the final group with McIlroy on Saturday [Getty Images]
Rickie Fowler made eight birdies en route to a Friday 67 [Getty Images]
The evergreen Jim Furyk is three back on 6-under-par [Getty Images]
Henrik Stenson battled to a 71 on Friday [Getty Images]
Lee Westwood was 8 under at one stage, but finished his round four off the lead [Getty Images]
Phil Mickelson eagled the last to give himself some real momentum heading into the weekend [Getty Images]
Tiger Woods cut a disconsolate figure as he missed the cut by a distance [Getty Images]
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