CATHERINE CALLAWAY, CNN ANCHOR: The PGA championship continues today in Minnesota. Let's send it over to CNN's Larry Smith standing by with the latest. Hey, Larry, can you hear me?</s>LARRY SMITH, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Catherine, I can. The winds here are picking up something pretty fierce. Should be a very interesting day here at the PGA championship in suburban Minneapolis. Those storms last night are gone. That is the good news. No lightning in the forecast or thunderstorms, but the wind, again, is going to be something to deal with today, 25 to 35 miles per hour with gusts up to 45 miles per hour. We just experienced one of those just before we went on air here. It's funny to watch the golfers in the practice range behind us. They are going up one or two clubs to try to hit into the wind and try to see how the wind is gauged. As a result, we are almost getting pelted with</s>CALLAWAY: Yes, you know, Larry, I'm looking behind you there. The course looks a mess, all kinds of water out there.</s>SMITH: Yes, this is -- yes, there is a lot of water on the course. Crews worked overnight. The storms went well into the night here in Minneapolis. They said they don't feel like the damage is too substantial, but it is requiring more work. They were going to tee off at 7:30 local time, but because of the water on the course, they pushed it back to 9:15 local time here, Central time, to try to get things started.</s>CALLAWAY: All right, Larry, have fun out there. See you a little bit later.</s>SMITH: We'll try to anchor ourselves down.</s>CALLAWAY: You know, I mean...</s>CALLAWAY: ... yes, that's right, the</s>O'BRIEN: Oh, I see. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
PGA Championship Continues in Minnesota