Smylie Kaufman putts on the 13th Hole
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Rory McIlroy said he feels like he’s still got a chance at the PGA Championship going into Sunday and that he’s already climbed out of a hole following his poor opening round.
Alex Smalley was 3-over through four holes on Moving Day and heading in the wrong direction on the Aronimink leaderboard. He was able to birdie on No. 7 and No. 9, sparking a rally on Saturday that would continue on his back nine that led to an eventual two-stoke lead at the PGA 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.
To borrow the words of Xander Schauffele from Saturday, this 108th PGA Championship is an “absolute free-for-all” with 22 players still at or within four shots of the lead.
The only consistent theme at the PGA Championship this week has been a crowded leaderboard. Moving Day only brought more contenders for the year’s second major.
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Relive the best moments from the third round of the USGA’s U.S. Senior Women’s Open at San Diego Country Club in Chula Vista, California.
The Golf Central crew break down the difficulty of East Lake’s 15th hole before Johnson Wagner attempts Keegan Bradley’s and Sam Burns’ shots from the green.
Golf Central showcases some of Keegan Bradley’s ‘fiery’ Round 3 play at the Tour Championship before hearing from him about the difficulties of whether or not he should select himself for the Ryder Cup team.
Golf Central unpacks Tommy Fleetwood’s ‘candid’ comments in the media center as he seeks his first win in 12 PGA Tour seasons before hearing from Fleetwood about his putting and weathering the tough conditions.
Becky Morgan of Wales birdied the par-4 18th hole for an even-par 73 and a share of the third-round lead Saturday in the U.S. Senior Women’s Open with Corina Kelepouris of Canada and Maria McBride of Sweden.
One round remains at East Lake, which means that Sunday’s final round of the Tour Championship is the last chance for prospective U.S. Ryder Cup captain’s picks to impress captain Keegan Bradley and his inner circle.
Canadian star Brooke Henderson holed out for eagle from a greenside bunker on the short par-4 17th to the delight of her large partisan gallery and shot a 6-under 65 on Saturday for a share of the lead with Minjee Lee in the CPKC Women’s Open.
One swing cost Tommy Fleetwood the lead Saturday in the Tour Championship. Another great closing stretch gave Patrick Cantlay a shot at the ideal ending to three years without winning.
Rain and preferred lies have led to players firing at pins for three days at East Lake Golf Club.
Reengineering this week’s leaderboard with starting strokes is the best and most efficient way to prove that the Tour’s decision to revert back to the traditional format was worthwhile.