How are past Quail Hollow champions doing at the PGA Championship?

This may be the first time that Quail Hollow has ever hosted a major, but the course is far from a stranger to this year’s PGA Championship field.

Between 2003-2016, Quail Hollow was home to a PGA Tour event known first as the Wachovia Championship and later as the Wells Fargo Championship — a tournament that was generally thought of as a mini-major.

So how are the champions of those 14 tournaments faring in the new and improved course this time around?

Only eight of the 13 past champions are in the field for the PGA Championship. And midway through the second round of the tournament, their past experience hasn't been enough, for the most part.

Rory McIlroy — who has won twice at Quail Hollow and finished in the Top 10 in six of his seven starts at the course — flirted with the cut line Friday before finishing with two birdies in his final three holes to sit at 2-over for the tournament.

When he finished his second round, Fowler was the only former champion under par in the tournament, and was tied for third place, five shots behind Kevin Kisner.

Here's how the rest of the past Quail Hollow champions are doing at the 99th PGA Championship:

Year	Champion	Current score
2003	David Toms	Not playing
2004	Joey Sindelar	Not playing
2005	Vijay Singh	3-over through Rd. 2
2006	Jim Furyk	10-over through Rd. 2
2007	Tiger Woods	Not playing
2008	Anthony Kim	Not playing
2009	Sean O'Hair	4-over through Rd. 2
2010	Rory McIlroy	2-over through Rd. 2
2011	Lucas Glover	3-over through Rd. 2
2012	Rickie Fowler	3-under through Rd. 2
2013	Derek Ernst	Not playing
2014	J.B. Holmes	5-over through Rd. 2
2015	Rory McIlroy	2-over through Rd. 2
2016	James Hahn	1-over through Rd. 2