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Garrick Higgo has split with his caddie, per Golfweek, a move that came after the South African was penalized two shots for being late to his opening-round tee time at the PGA Championship last week.
Aaron Rai has withdrawn from this week’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson tournament, less than 24 hours after winning his first major at the PGA Championship.
Cole Anderson (Camden, Maine) defeated Patrick Flavin (Highwood, Illinois) in a playoff hole to capture the 2026 Diners Club Peru Open title on Sunday.
Scottie Scheffler couldn’t conjure up the late-round magic that has been the staple of his 2026 season Sunday at the PGA Championship.
Jon Rahm teased his third major victory — and first since he left for Saudi-backed LIV Golf — when he opened with back-to-back birdies at Aronimink on Sunday.
Aaron Rai shifted into high gear Sunday and pulled away from a world-class field with one amazing shot after another until he became the first English-born player in more than a century to capture the PGA Championship.
Roki Sasaki yielded one run and struck out eight over seven sharp innings, Kyle Tucker had three hits and drove in three runs, and the Los Angeles Dodgers swept the weekend Freeway Series with a 10-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.
Lottie Woad held off Haeran Ryu on a gusty Sunday afternoon at Maketewah Country Club in the Kroger Queen City Championship.
Three Canadians made the cut at Aronimink, with Nick Taylor in the running until the back nine on Sunday, where bogeys in five of his final six holes left him tied for 26th in a disappointing finish.
The PGA Championship has the strongest field of the majors, so it should not be a surprise to have the stars show up for the final round Sunday. But this “Who’s Who” of contenders at Aronimink also includes “Who’s That?”
Lottie Woad left Nelly Korda and everyone else behind on a rainy and breezy Saturday in the Kroger Queen City Championship.
Scottie Scheffler walked off Aronimink with his putter still in the bag, though the defending PGA Championship winner might not have been blamed had he chucked the club into the water.
The PGA Championship where no one could take control Saturday is now the major where it seems practically everybody can win.
Alex Smalley lived in the Wannamaker Quad, the dorm at Duke when he blossomed into a golf star and even beat Scottie Scheffler in a key match in the NCAA Championship.
Canadian Nick Taylor stole the show on moving day at the PGA Championship, finishing his round in a tie for second after shooting an impressive 5-under 65.
Michael Kim made the most of his new life at the PGA Championship and shot a 5-under 30 on the front nine Saturday, using the strength of six birdies to get off to a terrific start to the third round at Aronimink Golf Club.
The PGA Championship is joining the Masters and U.S. Open in the $20 million-plus purse club.
Newcomers Alex Smalley and Maverick McNealy were each at 4-under 136 for a share of the lead at the PGA Championship on Friday, with a long list of stars on their heels through two rounds.
Scottie Scheffler had just made three bogeys on the first four holes of his second round at the PGA Championship when he stood on the tee at the par-3 14th hole at Aronimink and looked at a yellow flag that boggled his mind.
Jin Young Ko and Amanda Doherty each shot 4-under 66 on Friday to share the second-round lead in the Kroger Queen City Championship, with Nelly Korda three shots back in her bid for a third straight victory.
Chris Gotterup had enough Jersey toughness to handle the cold wind and treacherous greens Friday in the PGA Championship and then poured it on at the end with three straight birdies, giving him a 5-under 65 for the low round of the tournament.
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