Images from PGA Championship winners of the last 30 years.
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Images from PGA Championship winners of the last 30 years.
Rory McIlroy won his second major title and, just as he did at the 2011 U.S. Open, prevailed by eight shots. (Getty Images)
Keegan Bradley overcame a five-stroke deficit with three holes to play to force a playoff with Jason Dufner, which he won. (Getty Images)
In what will forever be remembered for Dustin Johnson being penalized for grounding his club in a ‘bunker,’ Martin Kaymer defeated Bubba Watson in a playoff. (Getty Images)
South Korean Y.E. Yang became the first person to defeat Tiger Woods, when Woods led a major after 54 holes. (Getty Images).
Padraig Harrington won his second consecutive major and third overall, defeating Sergio Garcia and Ben Curtis by two shots. (Getty Images)
For the second time in his career, Tiger Woods repeated as winner of the PGA Championship. He defeated Woody Austin by two shots. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods won his third Wanamaker Trophy - and second at Medinah - by five shots 2003 champion Shaun Micheel. (Getty Images)
Phil Mickelson birdied the 72nd hole to win his second career major title by one shot over Steve Elkington and Thomas Bjorn. (Getty Images)
Vijay Singh didn’t make a birdie in regulation during the final round, in shooting 76, but made one in a playoff to defeat Chris DiMarco and Justin Leonard. (Getty Images)
Shaun Micheel hit his approach shot within inches of the cup on the 72nd hole to win his lone major title by two shots over Chad Campbell. (Getty Images)
Rich Beem defeated Tiger Woods, by one shot, to win his only major title. (Getty Images)
David Toms parred the final hole after laying up to defeat Phil Mickelson by one stroke. (Getty Images)
Tiger Woods defeated Bob May in a playoff to win his third of four consecutive major championships. (Getty Image)
Tiger Woods held off a hard-charging Sergio Garcia, by one shot, to win his second career major. (Getty Images)
Vijay Singh defeated Steve Stricker by two strokes to win his first of three major titles. (Getty Images)
Davis Love III shot a final-round 66 to win his only major title, by five strokes over Justin Leonard. (Getty Images)
Mark Brooks defeated Kenny Perry in a playoff to captured his only major title. (Getty Images)
Australian Steve Elkington (pictured with daughter Annie) defeated Scotland’s Colin Montgomerie in a playoff for his lone major title. (Getty Images)
Nick Price claimed his second PGA title in three years, and his second consecutive major, winning by six shots over Corey Pavin. (Getty Images)
Paul Azinger won his lone major title in a playoff over Greg Norman. (Getty Images)
Nick Price won his first of three major title, defeating four others by three shots. (Getty Images)
John Daly, the ninth alternate, won the first of his two majors, defeating Bruce Lietzke by three shots. (Getty Images)
Australian Wayne Grady claimed his only major championship by defeating Fred Couples by three shots.
Payne Stewart won the first of his three major titles by one stroke over three others. (Getty Images)
Jeff Sluman shot a final-round, 6-under 65 to win his only major by three strokes. (Getty Images)
Tied with Greg Norman on the 72nd hole, Bob Tway holed a bunker shot for birdie. He won by two strokes as Norman made bogey. (Associated Press)
Hubert Green won his second major title by two strokes over 1984 champion Lee Trevino. (Getty Images)
Lee Trevino won his sixth and final major title by four strokes over Gary Player and Lanny Wadkins. (Getty Images)
Hal Sutton, ‘The Next Nicklaus,’ defeated the real Jack Nicklaus by one shot to win his lone major title. (Getty Images)
Larry Nelson captured his second PGA Championship crown and third major title during a sweltering week in South Florida. (Getty Images)