Play was suspended at 2:16 p.m. due to threatening conditions and was later called for the day after heavy thunderstorms. Play will resume on Sunday morning at 7:15 a.m. All players currently on the course will return to their spots and complete the third round. The final three pairings, which did not start play on Saturday, will play at the following times:

• 7:20 a.m. David Toms, Henrik Stenson
  
• 7:30 a.m. Ben Curtis, Justin Rose
  
• 7:40 a.m. J.B. Holmes, Charlie Wi

The third round is expected to be complete by 11:50 AM. At that point, players will be re-paired for the final round in threesomes, teeing off of Nos. 1 and 10. Final-round tee times will run between 12:20 p.m. and 2:20 p.m.

Of the 25 players who managed to complete their third rounds, 2008 Zurich Classic of New Orleans champion Andres Romero was the only one who managed to break par with a round of 5-under 65.

Romero's third-round 65 tied the Oakland Hills competitive course record, which is shared by eight other players: Tom Lehman (1996 U.S. Open
-- 3rd Round), Denis Watson (1985 U.S. Open
-- 2nd Round), Andy North (1985 U.S. Open
-- 2nd Round), Chen Tze-Chung (1985 U.S. Open
-- 1st Round), David Graham (1979 PGA Championship
-- 4th Round), Alan Tapie (1979 PGA Championship
-- 2nd Round) and George Archer (1964 Carling World Open
-- 1st Round).

At the time of suspension, Camilo Villegas had just bogeyed the par-4 14th to move from 5-under to 4-under on his round. Villegas began his round tied for 35th and had moved up into a tie for eighth when play was called for the day.

Through the first three major championships of 2008, the winners have been from three different countries. If an American-born player does not win the PGA Championship, it will mark the first time since 1994 that at least two of the four major championships have not been won by American players (1994: Jose Maria Olazabal
-- The Masters; Ernie Els
-- U.S. Open; Nick Price
-- British Open, PGA Championship).

Phil Mickelson has only one top-10 finish in his last nine starts in major championships (tied for fifth at 2008 Masters Tournament). This is his longest stretch of major championships played without at least two top 10s since he turned professional in 1992.

The winner of the PGA Championship has come out of the last pairing in the final round each of the last 12 years. Steve Elkington (1995) was the last PGA Championship winner not to play in the final group on Sunday, as he was tied for fifth entering the final round. In 2008, all three major championship winners have played in the final pairing
-- here's a look at the 2008 majors and where the eventual winner stood through 54 holes.

54-hole leaders in 2008
Tournament	54-hole leader	Winner	Winner's position through 54 holes
Masters	Trevor Immelman	Trevor Immelman	1st (2 ahead of Snedeker)
U.S. Open	Tiger Woods	Tiger Woods	1st (1 ahead of Westwood)
British Open	Greg Norman	Padraig Harrington	2nd (2 behind Norman)

Ernie Els, with career PGA Championship earnings of $1,366,815, has the most winnings at this event of any player yet to have captured the title. He has now made the cut 13 times in 16 starts at the PGA Championship and has four top 10s and eight top 25s to his name. He finished in the top five in three of the last four years, including a solo-third finish in 2007.

54-Hole Leaders to win the PGA Championship (since 1958)
Year	Player	54-Hole Standing	Winning Margin
2007	Tiger Woods	3 over Ames	Won by 2 over Austin
2006	Tiger Woods	Tied w/ Donald	Won by 5 over Micheel
2005	Phil Mickelson	Tied w/ Love III	Won by 1 over Elkington, Bjorn
2004	Vijay Singh	1 over Leonard	Won in playoff over Leonard,DiMarco
2003	Shaun Micheel	Tied w/ Campbell	Won by 2 over Campbell
2001	David Toms	2 over Mickelson	Won by 1 over Mickelson
2000	Tiger Woods	1 over Dunlap, May	Won in playoff over May
1999	Tiger Woods	Tied w/ Weir	Won by 1 over Garcia
1998	Vijay Singh	Tied w/ Stricker	Won by 2 over Stricker
1997	Davis Love III	Tied w/ Leonard	Won by 5 over Leonard
1994	Nick Price	3 over Haas	Won by 6 over Pavin
1991	John Daly	3 over Knox, Stadler	Won by 3 over Lietzke
1990	Wayne Grady	2 over Couples, Stewart	Won by 3 over Couples
1985	Hubert Green	3 over Trevino	Won by 2 over Trevino
1984	Lee Trevino	1 over Wadkins	Won by 4 over Player, Wadkins
1983	Hal Sutton	2 over Crenshaw	Won by 1 over Nicklaus
1982	Raymond Floyd	5 over Haas, Norman	Won by 3 over Wadkins
1981	Larry Nelson	4 over Zoeller	Won by 4 over Zoeller
1980	Jack Nicklaus	3 over Hinkle	Won by 7 over Bean
1975	Jack Nicklaus	4 over Crampton	Won by 2 over Crampton
1974	Lee Trevino	1 over Nicklaus, Cole	Won by 1 over Nicklaus
1973	Jack Nicklaus	1 over Rudolph, Iverson	Won by 4 over Crampton
1972	Gary Player	1 over Casper	Won by 2 over Aaron, Jamieson
1970	Dave Stockton	3 over Floyd	Won by 2 over Murphy, Palmer
1969	Raymond Floyd	5 over Player, Greene, Henry	Won by 1 over Player
1966	Al Geiberger	4 over Wysong	Won by 4 over Wysong
1965	Dave Marr	Tied w/ Aaron	Won by 2 over Casper, Nicklaus
1964	Bobby Nichols	1 over Palmer	Won by 3 over Nicklaus, Palmer
1962	Gary Player	2 over Bayer, McCallister	Won by 1 over Goalby