In an eventful second round of the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club, Collin Morikawa seized the lead from Xander Schauffele, while Scottie Scheffler found himself embroiled in a legal battle. The morning started with a tragic traffic incident that caused a delay in the start times. As a result, top-ranked golfer Scottie Scheffler was arrested for attempting to maneuver around the ensuing traffic. Though his lawyers have expressed confidence that Scheffler is unlikely to face felony charges, the incident remains under investigation.

Despite the ordeal, Scheffler returned to the course and birdied his opening hole, demonstrating resilience in the face of adversity. However, his three-shot lead from the previous round quickly disappeared as Collin Morikawa surged forward with three consecutive birdies on his back nine. Morikawa's impressive performance propelled him into the solo lead at 10-under par, positioning him for a shot at securing the biggest payday of his career.

Meanwhile, Mark Hubbard, currently ranked 81st in the world, emerged as a surprise contender. The 34-year-old golfer, who turned pro in 2012, has never won on the main stage. However, he showcased his skills by earning a spot in the top leaderboard at 10-under par, alongside Morikawa and Schauffele. With this performance, Hubbard is on track to achieve a breakthrough tournament and potentially secure a significant career milestone.

In light of Scottie Scheffler's arrest and subsequent release, the PGA of America issued a statement emphasizing that questions pertaining to the legal proceedings should be directed to the golfer's attorney or local authorities. The incident added a layer of uncertainty to the already eventful championship.

Notably, the tournament also experienced a tragedy when a pedestrian was struck and killed by a shuttle bus near the grounds of the PGA Championship. This unfortunate incident added further somberness to an already chaotic day of high-stakes competition.

As the tournament progresses, all eyes will be on Collin Morikawa as he continues to lead the pack. Xander Schauffele, who started the day with a three-shot lead and recorded a historic 9-under 62 in the first round, will tee off in the afternoon wave, aiming to reclaim his position at the top. Rory McIlroy, sitting four shots behind Schauffele, remains a contender, while Tiger Woods faces an uphill battle to make the cut after a challenging first round.

Golf enthusiasts can keep up with the PGA Championship through various platforms providing information on how to watch, tee times, and the leaderboard. As the tournament unfolds, the chaotic circumstances surrounding Friday's events will undoubtedly add an element of intrigue and suspense to this prestigious golf competition.