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    Chapman in Charge

    The big news Saturday at Harbor Shores was that Roger Chapman made a bogey. The far bigger news was that the Brit also made eight birdies for a course-record-tying 64 that extended to five shots his lead at the 73rd Senior PGA Championship. Full Leaderboard ...

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    Scenes at the Shores

    Mike Hulbert sent sand flying Saturday from a greenside bunker at hole No. 14, and our photographer was there to preserve the moment in this picture. See all the other great images from the third round at Harbor Shores. See photo gallery ...

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    Video: Round 2 highlights

    The wind calmed down on Friday, and the shotmaking showed it. Michael Allen set a record, Hale Irwin shot his age and, most importantly, John Cook and Roger Chapman grabbed a share of the 36-hole lead. Check out our exclusive highlight package. Watch now ...

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    Saturday's shots of the day feature highlights long and short

    The third round was filled with expert approach shots and long, winding putts. Check out the most memorable moments from Moving Day courtesy of Tom Lehman, Jim Gallagher Jr. and, of course, Roger Chapman.

    Britton rallies to lead PGA Club Professionals through 36 holes

    Bill Britton of New Jersey called on experience and patience Friday to finish two rounds as the low PGA Professional. Also making the cut are Jeff Coston of Washington, Sonny Skinner of Georgia and Tom Atchison of Ohio.

    Irwin shoots his age, knows he can do even better

    The amazing Hale Irwin shot his age on Friday with a 66 that vaulted him up into third place. Irwin, who turns 67 on June 3, has nothing left to prove, but he might be looking for a measure of redemption over the weekend.

    What a difference a day makes for Allen and Edwards

    Michael Allen was shocked by his Thursday 77, so he came back Friday with a course-record 64. Joel Edwards managed a 73 in the worst of the wind, but showedd his skills in a second-round 68. They're both back in the hunt.

    Signature hole scores a 10 when it comes to opinions

    The par-5 10th hole stands out at Harbor Shores for one big reason – its green is unlike any most players have ever seen, and course designer Jack Nicklaus likes it that way. Love it or hate it, no one will ever forget it.

    Edwards loving double life as both competitor and instructor

    Is Joel Edwards happy to be making his Senior PGA Championship debut? You have no idea! Mostly, though, he's thrilled to be back competing full-time, and more thankful than ever that he's spent the past several years teaching.

    For Allen, comfort in senior golf translates to success

    After going winless during a 300-start career on the PGA Tour, Michael Allen won the 2009 Senior PGA Championship in his senior circuit debut. Since that victory, he's become a dominant player, and fully expects to excel for years to come.

    No senior slowdown for PGA Club Professionals in field

    For many of us, becoming a senior means throttling back a bit. Not so for the PGA Club Professionals -- they're happy to tee it up with their senior circuit idols, but mostly they're here to try their best to win.

    Local Knowledge: 73rd Senior PGA Championship

    The Senior PGA Championship presented by KitchenAid takes place in Benton Harbor, Mich., at Harbor Shores this week. PGA.com caught up with Harbor Shores PGA Director of Golf Ross Smith for a little Q&A.