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Swinging hard lifts Champ into contention in PGA

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John Daly famously won a PGA Championship 29 years ago by swinging as hard as he could every time he got on the tee.Cameron Champ just might do the same thing this weekend at Harding Park.``Usually whenever I swing a little harder it goes a little straighter,’’ Champ said after shooting a 64 Friday to move into contention in San Francisco.Swinging hard comes naturally to Champ.

Before Bryson DeChambeau bulked up and began crushing drives this year, the 25-year-old was the gold standard on the PGA Tour when it came to swing speed and distance.And on Friday he swung hard enough to hit it both long and straight on his way to a round that put him 5-under midway through the championship.

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