Jhonattan Vegas, aiming for his first major title, held onto a two-stroke lead after the second round of the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. Despite a double bogey finish on the 18th, Vegas shot a one-under 70 to sit at eight-under 134, with France's Matthieu Pavon second at 136 after a bogey-free 65, and American Max Homa third at 137 after a 64.Vegas, who had a solid start with a 64 on Thursday, stayed ahead despite the strong performances of Pavon and Homa. He acknowledged his frustration at the double bogey but remained optimistic. Pavon, enjoying a solid putting performance, was pleased with his round, while Homa’s six-under back nine helped him surge up the leaderboard.Vegas, ranked 70th in the world, could become the lowest-ranked player to lead a major after the first two rounds since 1992. The projected cut was one-under 143, with several top players, including Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas, at risk of missing it.