Katayama leads PGA; Mickelson makes run

DULUTH, Ga.--This part has never been a problem for PhilMickelson. Once again, he positioned himself to make a run at hisfirst major title.

Mickelson shot his second straight 66 Friday at the PGAChampionship and was just one stroke behind Japan's Shingo Katayamaas the scoring assault continued at Atlanta Athletic Club.

Katayama fired a 6-under-par 64 for a two-round total of 131. Hisscore of 9 under tied the 36-hole record for the PGA Championship,last set by Ernie Els in 1995.

Tiger Woods' fishing buddy, Mark O'Meara, equaled a majorchampionship record with a 63. He was just four strokes back.

What about Woods, who struggled to a 73 on Thursday? He teed …