Leader: -12 Schauffele (68)
Selected: -11 Morikawa (65); -10 Theegala (67); -9 Detry (67), Scheffler (66), Hubbard (68), DeChambeau (65)
-8 Hovland (66), Wallace (67); -7 MacIntyre (69); -5 McIlroy (71)
US PGA Championship round two delayed by 80 minutes after fatal accident near course
World number one Scottie Scheffler released after being detained for assaulting a police officer and played round two
Scheffler (15:08 BST)
Our man at Valhalla Iain Carter reports that Scottie Scheffler's lawyer has been on TV in America and confirmed that the world number one is still facing the charges we've mentioned, they've not been dropped.
Again, they are:
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer US Open champion Graeme McDowell is another player to comment on Scottie Scheffler on X.
"Most tour players can relate to trying to navigate around traffic getting into courses at massive tournaments (and no, not a problem we have at LIV events much )(yes, because we don’t get large crowds yet). I’d imagine the police were on high alert with the fatality, assuming timing was similar.
"Emotions would have been running high. Crazy stuff. If he shoots 65 today just go ahead and give him the trophy."
Image source, Getty ImagesIan Poulter has taken to X to have his say on the Scottie Scheffler incident, and what players are usually told about traffic around the course.
"So bizarre hearing the Scottie Scheffler Chaos this morning. This is crazy. We as players at multiple tournaments every year are told during traffic around the venue to put Hazard lights on and proceed to the venue.
"This is as simple as a misunderstanding. And clearly all will be dropped. The End. Hope he goes and plays well now today."
Amazingly, Scottie Scheffler has got changed and is making his way onto the range for a quick warm-up, via a fist-bump with Rickie Fowler.
All of us amateur golfers have had a hurried arrival and rushed warm-up before a round, maybe not quite for the same reasons though.
"You're not a criminal" shouts who I'm sure is a well meaning fan, not sure that helps though.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe obviously have to keep in mind that someone has tragically lost their life this morning at a golf tournament - with that fatal accident just outside Valhalla - and our thoughts are with those involved.
And the PGA of America have now released this statement:
"This morning we were devastated to learn that a worker with one of our vendors was tragically struck and killed by a shuttle bus outside Valhalla Golf Club.
"This is heart breaking to all of us involved with the PGA Championship. We extend our sincere condolences to their family and loved ones.”
Scheffler -4 (15:08 BST)
Scottie Scheffler has shown immense mental strength in his game, he's fended off injury before to win tournaments, he had a baby only last week but then hit the ground running yesterday.
However, nothing could have prepared him for a morning in jail, and if he does indeed tee it up in under an hour how in the world will he be able to focus?
Scheffler -4 (15:08 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesHere's the first picture of Scottie Scheffler arrived back at Valhalla Golf Club after one of the most bizarre mornings at a major I think we've ever witnessed.
Image source, Louisville Metropolitan Department of CorrectionsOf all the things we expected to see this week, a mugshot of Scottie Scheffler was not one of them...
Now he's back at Valhalla, will he play?
Scottie Scheffler has arrived! We've just seen pictures of him getting out of a courtesy car at the Louisville course and technically he has enough time to make his tee time at 15:08 BST.
(All times BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, it's been an eventful morning to say the least, but there is some actual golf going on and here's some of the big groups going out in the early wave today after the delay of an hour and 20 minutes.
Obviously all eyes on the Scottie Scheffler group...
The Louisville Metropolitan Department of Corrections website says Scottie Scheffler has been released, and reports in America say that he's now on his way back to Valhalla.
But will that be to play? Or just to collect his belongings and go home? And can he actually play if he's been charged with a criminal offence under PGA of America rules?
We'll bring you the latest when we get it.
There's a mugshot and charge sheet for Scottie Scheffler now on the local law enforcement website, and the charges don't look great.
There's a lot of chaos around Valhalla right now, with Irish golf journalist Brian Keogh detailing a massive traffic jam at the Louisville course.
So much so, that he caught Will Zalatoris and Cameron Young getting out of their cars and deciding to walk the half a mile remaining to the entrance.
It's a warm-up of sorts I suppose.
Dame Laura Davies on Sky Sports talking about Scottie Scheffler:
"There were police cars everywhere at the gate when we came in on our bus, you wouldn’t have known what you were doing at the time and as golfers you have to try and get there as soon as you can.
"I’m sure he wasn’t giving it the ‘I’m Scottie Scheffler’ card. It seems like a genuine mistake let's just hope sense prevails.
"If Scottie is upset by it enough, he doesn’t have to play. That’s the only way I don’t want to see him playing today."
Everyone's scrambling around to see just where Scottie Scheffler is and what the rules are if he misses his tee time.
According to Rule 5.3a players must be "ready to play at the starting time and starting point set by the committee” and in general the punishment is disqualification.
The PGA of America can, though, as organisers rule that Scheffler was unable to make his tee time due to “exceptional circumstances” and allow them to play on.
There's still a lot to get through on this one...
Scheffler -4 (67)
The scenes of Scottie Scheffler being led away by police are incredible, and now all the talk is whether he'll be back at Valhalla in time to make his second round start time.
Originally due to tee off at 13:48 BST, due to the delay of an hour and 20 minutes it means that Scheffler's tee time is now 15:08 BST if my maths are right.
That doesn't give him long to sort this out and get back to the course - and who knows what mental state he'll be in even if he does!
Image source, Getty ImagesReally sad news from Valhalla this morning as local police confirmed the incident that has delayed the start of the US PGA Championship was a fatal one involving a pedestrian and a shuttle bus.
Louisville Metro Police Department are investigating the incident, which happened at 05:00 local time - and is unrelated to the Scottie Scheffler one.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe sight of Scottie Scheffler being led away in handcuffs still has us in shock, while there's also sadness at the loss of a life of a fan attending the US PGA Championship.
It's a lot to digest, so read our full story on Scheffler and the tragic fatal accident on a sombre morning at Valhalla.
Scheffler -4 (67)
Amazingly, ESPN sports journalist Jeff Darlington was right there on the scene when Scottie Scheffler was detained by police - and managed to video the world number one being led away in handcuffs.
"Can you please help me," Scheffler says at one point. But police respond with: "He's going to jail and there ain't nothing you can do about it."
Image source, Twitter: @JeffDarlington
Image source, Getty ImagesWell, erm, shall we say an eventful morning already at Valhalla, where the start of the second round of the US PGA Championship has been delayed by 80 minutes due to a tragic fatal accident near the course.
Oh and, I never thought I'd write this, but world number one Scottie Scheffler has been arrested just outside Valhalla and taken away in a police car.
Apart from that, just your average day at a golf major....