Pendrith, Conners finish PGA Championship with impressive final rounds

The two Canadians that made the cut at the 2025 PGA Championship showed out on Sunday with a pair of impressive rounds at Quail Hollow.

Taylor Pendrith fired a 3-under 68 to close out his tournament at 5-under, vaulting up the leaderboard into a tie for fifth. It marked the 33-year-old's first top-10 finish at a major championship.

The Richmond Hill, Ont., native carded six birdies on the day, including one at the par-4 18th to get inside the top-10 at the conclusion of his round. He knocked his approach from 183 yards out to within 14 feet, before draining the long birdie putt to end his tournament off with a red number on the scorecard.

Corey Conners, of Listowel, Ont., fired a scintillating 4-under 67 on Sunday, the lowest round among Canadians on the week, to finish the tournament at 2-under.

The 33-year-old birdied six different holes in the round, with four of them happening on the back nine to jump up the leaderboard after coming into Sunday at 2-over following a difficult moving day on the course.

Conners' best stretch of the day began on the par-3 13th, as he would birdie the consecutive holes to get within the top-20. He would bogey the par-4 16th before playing the final two holes at even-par to finish off his second major of the season on a high note.

He finished in a tie for 19th, his highest finish at the tournament since a T12 at Oak Hill in 2023.

Nick Taylor (Abbotsford, B.C.), Mackenzie Hughes (Dundas, Ont.) and Adam Hadwin (Moose Jaw, Sask.) were also in the field at Quail Hollow, but all three missed the cut after struggling through the first two days of the tournament.

Here is a look at how the Canadians have performed so far at the PGA Championship.