Jhonattan Vegas delivered an astonishing display of golf on Thursday at the PGA Championship, surprising many at Quail Hollow with a standout round of 64. After three days of rain, bright sunshine invited a full gallery to the course. Many arrived eager to see renowned players such as Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, and Xander Schauffele, though attention shifted when Vegas hit his stride late in the afternoon.
The 40-year-old Venezuelan built momentum with solid par saves and two timely birdies that led to another par save. Three consecutive birdies closed his seven-under round, marking his best score in 45 major appearances while establishing a two-stroke advantage. Vegas described the round as an extraordinary achievement that left his supporters both impressed and inspired.
The unexpected moment captivated all present as cheers echoed across the course.
Vegas’s performance commanded attention and changed the dynamic of the competition early in the tournament.
The crowd applauded the skillful display that redefined their expectations of major play.
