Over an ear-splitting afternoon in which most of the cheers weren't for him, Brooks Koepka got a taste of what golf feels like when Tiger Woods is in the hunt. And in his exhilarating but ultimately futile attempt to catch Koepka at the PGA Championship, Woods got a taste of what it's going to take to get back on top in the majors.

TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks breaks down all of the action from the final round of the 100th PGA Championship. He describes the surreal environment that Tiger Woods' return to form created on championship Sunday as well as the masterful poise that Brooks Koepka showed to remain atop the leaderboard, capturing his second major of the season.

After capturing his second major of the year, Brooks Koepka sat down with TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks to discuss what he feels was the difference for him throughout the weekend, how he managed to drown out the crowd noise following Tiger Woods to clinch his PGA Championship victory and explain why he was almost overcome with emotion because of his mom.

Tom Rinaldi chronicles Tiger Woods' rise back to prominence and previews the locations of each major in 2019.

The ball rested on the edge of the cup, its logo peeking into the hole for what seemed like forever. Back in the day, that ball dropped for Tiger Woods. On Sunday, it wouldn't budge.

Tiger Woods knew the shot was good. He struck it pure from 240 yards on the 17th hole and started strutting down the fairway, watching the ball land 20 feet from the pin — one good putt away from an eagle that would have vaulted him into second place.

Stephen Curry dropped 11 strokes to par on the first eight holes and shot a 16-over 86 on Friday to finish last in the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic.

Charl Schwartzel matched the low round at a PGA Championship with his 7-under 63 on Friday, about half an hour after U.S. Open champion Brooks Koepka did likewise at Bellerive.

The land of Ernie Els, Retief Goosen, Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel could be delivering another major-title winner.

Gary Woodland used his power to birdie the two par 5s on the soft turf of Bellerive, and he relied on a new grip and new confidence in his putter for everything else on his way to a 6-under 64 for a one-shot lead over Rickie Fowler in the opening round of the year's final major.

Woods stumbled out of the starting gate at Bellerive but managed to grind his way through the next 16 holes to earn an even-par finish, Bob Weeks writes.

TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks pinpoints leader Gary Woodland's solid putting as the key to his opening round success, discusses how Rickie Fowler's runner-up experiences in majors paid dividends in his solid first round, and explains how impressive it was that Tiger Woods was able to turn around his slow start.

Stephen Curry rallied with three birdies to shoot a 1-over 71 on Thursday in the first round of the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic.

After going three over through his first two holes Tiger Woods appeared to be playing himself out of the PGA Championship but he explains how he was able to grind back to even par and how his putter really helped him stay in contention.

Rory McIlroy says he's used to playing in big group with Tiger Woods now and embraces the atmosphere around him. He also comments on the scoring conditions and why he wasn't able to get much going on the greens.