Max Homa had Golf Twitter abuzz on Friday morning. And for once, it had nothing to do with anything he tweeted. The six-time PGA Tour winner got off to a red-hot start to his second round at the PGA Championship.

It was further proof that Homa is coming out of the wilderness, a stretch marred by missed cuts and dreadful driving and all sorts of changes.

Homa started on No. 10 and shot a blistering 6-under 30 on Quail Hollow’s challenging back nine and finished with a 64, leaving him at 5 under for the tournament. It bested his previous low round at a major at the 2024 Masters by three shots.