Michael Block told reporters he was proud of himself for grinding to a 70 on Thursday at Aronimink. Block credited talking to himself in bathroom between the No. 12 and No. 13 for why he sits T-34 heading into Friday.
The Live From crew discusses Jordan Spieth’s first round at the PGA Championship
The Live From crew discusses Bryson’s first round struggles at the PGA Championship.
Jon Rahm speaks to the media about what happened between him and a volunteer during the first round of the PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy told reporters he didn’t drive the ball with far enough or with enough accuracy at Aronimink during Thursday’s opening round.
Jordan Spieth’s bid to complete the career Grand Slam with a victory at the PGA Championship got off to a mixed start.
Brooks Koepka said it was tough for him to build confidence at Aronimink when he’s struggling with his putting.
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Golf Channel takes you through the front nine of the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black golf course, pointing out key parts of each hole.
Live From weighs in on Rory McIlroy’s recent comments about Bryson DeChambeau, whom they acknowledge has a “difficult game to pair with,” but one that gives the U.S. team a distinct edge.
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