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Adam Scott was paired alongside Brooks Koepka in the final pairing at the 100th PGA, and for most of Sunday he looked like he was going to win major No. 2.
Michael Phelps had a front-row seat to watch Tiger Woods take a run at major No. 15 Sunday at the PGA Championship.
Once a model of consistency, Adam Scott is now relishing the opportunity to have one more crack at a major title.
The good news for Gary Woodland is that more than a few fans thought it was Brooks Koepka making that triple at 10.
Jordan Spieth was 4 under on his round when he reached the par-4 12th Saturday. All his hard work came undone in two holes.
Bryson DeChambeau and Phil Mickelson needed to make the cut at the PGA Championship to have a shot at qualifying for the Ryder Cup. Neither did.
Rickie Fowler is two back through 36 holes at the PGA. He’s hunting his first major as he’s fighting through an injury.
Thunderstorms suspended play for the day at the 100th PGA Championship. The second round is scheduled to resume at 8 a.m. ET Saturday.
Zach J. Johnson joins a long list of cartoon characters, including Rocket J. Squirrel, Bullwinkle J. Moose, Elmer J. Fudd, and Homer J. Simpson.
The Jon Rahm of last week might have “lost his mind” after stepping on his ball. But the Jon Rahm of Friday kept himself together.
High temperatures, humidity and rain have Bellerive playing soft. Those factors also have Jordan Spieth feeling “frustrated.”
Jon Rahm spent less time Thursday night discussing his opening-round 68 at the PGA Championship than he did his recent engagement.
A long, soft golf course with wide fairways sounds like the perfect layout for Dustin Johnson. For a lengthy stretch Thursday, it was.
Justin Thomas seemed to be on his way to a round in the mid-60s. Instead, he found himself signing for a 1-under 69 Thursday.
Xander Schauffele and Tony Finau had an opportunity to impress captain Jim Furyk on Thursday, but neither player could beat him.
A busy summer, family travel and a dodgy early-week forecast at the PGA all contributed to Ian Poulter’s decision to roll in fasionably late.
For the first time since the news was announced, outgoing PGA of America CEO Pete Bevacqua addressed his upcoming move to NBC Sports.
Kerry Haigh, who heads up the course setup for PGA events, said that his job is to provide an environment to test players and let them shine.
European Ryder Cup captain thomas Bjorn withdrew from the 100th PGA on Wednesday. He’ll be replaced in the field by Kevin Streelman.
Tommy Fleetwood will start the week at Bellerive with 14 clubs in the bag, but there’s always a chance he won’t end it that way.
On the eve of the year’s final major, Dustin Johnson is the 8/1 solo favorite to walk away from Bellerive with the Wanamaker.
Tiger Woods took a day off Monday, staying off the course and opting instead for an ice bath “to get some inflammation down.”
Should Bryson DeChambeau fail to automatically qualify for the Ryder Cup, one highly influential vice captain will be lobbying to take him to France.
As much as they have won, Jordan Spieth and Dustin Johnson have also failed to close out majors. But Spieth looks to golf’s greatest major champ as an example.