Kurt Kitayama Fires Record-Tying 63 to Lead PGA Championship at 3-Under

10 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · May 17

Kitayama posted a bogey-free 7-under 63 — matching the lowest final round in major history — to seize the clubhouse lead at 3-under 277 at Aronimink.
Three straight opening birdies and a 12-foot birdie putt at the last fueled the week's low round as milder final-round breezes finally allowed lower scoring.
His charge came with the tournament still tightly packed: Alex Smalley began Sunday leading at 6-under, while Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm and Aaron Rai quickly moved within a shot.
Rory McIlroy also climbed into contention at 4-under despite opening the championship with a 74, trying to become the first player since 1975 to win the Masters and PGA in the same year.

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