Bryson DeChambeau has a share of the second-round clubhouse lead, but plenty of golfers are on the course looking for the outright lead at Detroit Golf Club.

Funky swing, barely there beard, head-turning power and plenty of birdies. Hey, remember Matthew Wolff? He's back on top of a Tour board.

The PGA Tour is putting the world's best golfers on courses for the fourth time since it shut down March 12 as the pandemic descended. When a player made a pivotal putt as first-round leader Doc Redman did to close with a 7-under 65, no one clapped.

Bryson DeChambeau said he's sorry that he can overpower classic venues. Narrator's voice: He's not.

Jim Mackay will loop for Matthew Fitzpatrick at the Workday Charity Open and then again the following week at the Memorial Tournament.

Cameron Champ lathered up his hands with sanitizer as he made the turn in the Rocket Mortgage Classic, trying to stay healthy enough to keep competing. Champ was added to the field at the Detroit Golf Club under a modified PGA Tour policy that allows players who test positive for the coronavirus to be eligible if they had no symptoms and get two negative test results at least 24 hours apart. Champ, however, said he does not believe he ever had COVID-19.

Cameron Champ says he's playing in this week's Rocket Mortgage Classic, where he shot 69 Thursday, because it was "pretty clear" he never had COVID-19.

In the opening round of the 2020 Rocket Mortgage Classic, Kevin Kisner, Doc Redman and Scott Stallings all carded 7-under 65's, placing them in the three-way tie atop of the leaderboard after 18 holes at Detroit Golf Club.

Doc Redman is red-hot at Detroit Golf Club again, firing seven of his eight birdies on the back nine Thursday to grab a share of the first-round lead in the Rocket Mortgage Classic. Redman, 22, was a surprise runner-up in Detroit last year after coming through Monday tournament qualifying. After a bogey at the 10th put him even for the day in the wake of a lone front-nine birdie, Redman caught fire with seven birdies the rest of the way for a seven-under par 65.

Bryson DeChambeau carded an opening-round 66 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, but left "agitated" after not having his best stuff that left him a shot off the lead.