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The PGA of America released a statement Wednesday saying it supported Tiger Woods in his recovery and that Woods said he would not be the next U.S. Ryder Cup captain
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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