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Scheffler on set: Most proud of how I responded
Scottie Scheffler joins the set on Live From the PGA Championship, reflecting on the nerves he still feels before major Sundays, walking through some of his best shots and sharing what he'll remember most about the win.
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Johnson Wagner catches up with Keegan Bradley from Quail Hollow’s 14th hole, where the 2011 PGA Championship winner breaks down why the course is so “difficult” and how he approaches his prep.
Jordan Spieth feels he is “trending really well” ahead of his 13th PGA Championship, and with a chance to join Rory McIlroy as a career Grand Slam winner, he views Quail Hollow as “a good opportunity.”
Spieth will be making his ninth attempt to complete the career Grand Slam at the PGA Championship.
The Live From crew analyzes the identity of the PGA Championship, declaring that the prestigious major “annually has the best field in all of golf” and discussing how the host club can impact the feel of the tournament.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Golf fans love to watch the celebrations and the victories, but it is important to remember that the road to success is full of challenges that are fought behind closed doors.
The Live From crew debates if Scottie Scheffler should be favored over Rory McIlroy to win the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club, sharing why Scheffler is historically good and “the best iron player in the game.”
North Carolina resident Johnson Wagner is at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte to try out the par-4 11th hole, which has “a really special green” with “one of the most challenging hole locations” on the entire golf course.
The Live From crew discusses if 36-year-old Rory McIlroy can become one of the best golfers ever, sharing why the “student of history” is “picking up speed” and “has the wind in his sails” after winning the Masters.
Stefan Schauffele helped mold his son into a multiple major champion. Now, after taking on the role of dad more so than coach, he’s building a family compound in Hawaii.
Fans will not be allowed on course grounds Monday at the PGA Championship because of inclement weather.