Rain? What rain? The skies are brighter above Valhalla as a few rays of sunshine threaten to cover the fairways. The bays on the practice ground are packed as the players limber up ahead of the restart. Five minutes to go.

20:34: Graham DeLaet (Can), Steve Stricker (USA)

20:43: Ryan Palmer (USA), Jamie Donaldson (Wal)

20:52: Henrik Stenson (Swe), Mikko Ilonen (Fin)

21:01: Jason Day (Aus), Louis Oosthuizen (Rsa)

21:10: Rickie Fowler (USA), Phil Mickelson (USA)

21:19: Rory McIlroy (Nir), Bernd Wiesberger (Aut)

19:40: Marc Warren (Sco), Brooks Koepka (USA)

19:49: Bill Haas (USA), Victor Dubuisson (Fra)

19:58: Brandt Snedeker (USA), Danny Willett (Eng)

20:07: Joost Luiten (Ned), Jim Furyk (USA)

20:16: Kevin Chappell (USA), Lee Westwood (Eng)

20:25: Hunter Mahan (USA), Adam Scott (Aus)

We asked who you are backing to emerge victorious and what are the worst conditions you have ever played in. Keep the thoughts coming via text on 81111 or Twitter using #bbcgolf.

Blake from Balham: Remarkable weather!! Reminds me of the US Open tennis a few years back, who says it always rains in Britain!

Good spot sir. Here's a reminder about the soggy 2009 US Open at Flushing Meadows.

England's Lee Westwood, who is six shots behind leader Rory McIlroy at seven under, says the rain delay will not hamper his preparation too much.

"It's not that much of a disruption for me because I hadn't started my round," he tells Sky Sports. "I will just pick up where I left off on the range - I had only hit four or five balls."

Ernie Els admits a lot of the players were unhappy after being told to stay on the course before the decision was made to suspend play.

"We were left out on the course without any transport," moaned the South African on Sky Sports. "We have the technology these days to see the weather coming and if there had been any lightning in that storm a few people could have badly affected."

USA's Hunter Mahan tweets:, external Fifteen minute warm-up for the guys on the course. Changing intervals of tee times for the rest of the players. Never heard of that.

Play in the final round at Valhalla will resume at 19:40 BST, announces the US PGA.

The last tee-time, which is the final pairing of Rory McIlroy and Bernd Wiesberger, will be 21:19 BST.

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A pair of Valhalla greenkeepers use their squeegees to shift water on the first fairway.

Four-time major winner Ernie Els says PGA chiefs should "call it a day" and resume the final round at Valhalla on Monday.

"I've never seen a course this wet," the South African tells Sky Sports. "The water was almost up to your ankles and was running down the fairways."

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This flock of ducks made the most of the water which flooded Valhalla.

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Course workers work to clear rain water off one of the Valhalla fairways.

They say a picture paints a thousand words. So rather than bumbling my way through this rain-enforced break at Valhalla, how about a few pictures to show you how bad the weather has been? Go on then...

BBC Sport's Conor McNamara:, external Valhalla Golf Club gripped by the panic of people trying to change flights out of here tomorrow.

We still have no idea if a Monday finish is certain, Francesco Molinari thinks the lead pairings will struggle to finish but nothing has been confirmed as yet.

Just to give you an idea about the state of the Valhalla greens not too long ago. This is a pin and a cup. Good luck putting in that...

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Englishman Chris Wood will have seen some rain before, that's for sure, but the Bristol boy is concerned the PGA's decision not to enforce fairway placings this week could mean a Monday finish.

"There's no placing. So when we go back out there it's going to be ten times worse. We've all got flights to catch," says the world number 90.

"Among the players and caddies we've all said there should be placing. But they like to do things differently in majors. I heard Ernie Els walked off the course."

Lee Westwood tweets:, external White trousers were maybe not the best idea I've ever had!

Westwood was due to tee-off at 18:45 BST and is at seven under, six off the lead.

Image source, AFP

Now I have no idea what these colours mean, but I would guess it points towards rain. I'd hazard a guess at heavy rain too. Anyway, this comes from local Wlky meteorologist Susanne Horgan,, external who tweets: "More showers headed toward Valhalla. Very unsettled weather for today."

It's official - the rain has stopped. I repeat, the rain has stopped!

Remarkably, within about five minutes of the dark clouds moving on, the Valhalla greens look almost as perfect as they did about two hours ago. The fairways and bunkers? Not so. They still look like your local duck pond.

I know what you're thinking - what's the forecast looking like for later?

Image source, Joost Luiten

"This was the driving range!!", tweets Joost Luiten, who is currently seven under par. Like the course itself, the Valhalla driving range has been peppered with water.