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Short par-3s are more rare in modern golf, but considered by many the best in the world, and No. 14 at Wissahickon is getting its due.

The wet conditions made the course play longer, the scores got higher, and Keith Mitchell maintained the lead going into Saturday's third round.

Lowry, from Ireland, shot a second-round low 65 to move into second place. He also had praise for the Eagles legend.

Gray clouds covered the Philadelphia Cricket Club as sporadic rain showers hit the course. Despite the weather, fans were excited for the action.

McIlroy shot an opening 4-under 66 that featured six birdies and long drives. "I certainly can tidy a few things up," he said, "but overall a decent day.”

The first round of the Truist Championship provided the ultimate experience as fans prepared to watch their favorite golfers hit the course — with a special appearance from Kyle Lowry.

Keith Mitchell shot a course-record 61 to take the lead at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. But Fowler is in the running, in a tie for third two strokes back.

Weather forecasts this week have missed the mark at times, but Friday is expected to be wet and chilly.

"Hell’s Half Acre" awaits the PGA Tour's best at No. 15. A few tough tests await on the next three holes, too. High drama could be in store Sunday on the final hole.

Lowry competed alongside PGA professionals Collin Morikawa and Jacob Bridgeman in the Truist Pro-Am, while Paige Spiranac and Tyler Toney were among the influencers competing in the Creator Classic.

PGA Tour players are enjoying their first look at the Cricket Club's Wissahickon Course. There’s rain in the forecast Thursday and Friday, which could drastically affect the scoring.