Former Alabama golfer in weekend contention at 2026 PGA Championship

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Former Alabama golfer in weekend contention at 2026 PGA Championship

Former Alabama golfer in weekend contention at 2026 PGA Championship

Former Alabama golfer Justin Thomas is in contention entering the weekend at the 2026 PGA Championship, while Bud Cauley also made the cut.

Former Alabama golfer in weekend contention at 2026 PGA Championship

Former Alabama golfer Justin Thomas is in contention entering the weekend at the 2026 PGA Championship, while Bud Cauley also made the cut.

The 2026 PGA Championship is heating up, and former Alabama Crimson Tide standout Justin Thomas is right in the thick of it heading into the weekend. After another steady round on Friday, Thomas sits at two-under par for the tournament, just two shots back of the leaders. Maverick McNealy and Alex Smalley are tied at the top at four-under, setting the stage for a thrilling third round.

Thomas carded a one-under 69 for the second consecutive day, showcasing the consistency that made him a fan favorite during his college days at Alabama. His performance keeps him firmly in contention as the pressure mounts at Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania.

But Thomas isn't the only former Crimson Tide golfer making waves. Bud Cauley also punched his ticket to the weekend, sitting at one-over par after a 72 on Friday following an opening 69. It's a solid bounce-back effort that keeps him in the mix.

Unfortunately, Davis Riley couldn't join them, missing the cut after rounds of 78 and 73. Still, the Alabama golf program's strong showing at a major championship is something to celebrate for fans and alumni alike.

Both Thomas and Cauley will be back on the course Saturday, looking to climb the leaderboard and chase that major title. Whether you're rooting for the Crimson Tide or just love great golf, the weekend at the PGA Championship promises plenty of drama.

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