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The PGA of America Board of Directors announced a new acting president on Friday, following the suspension of Don Rea.
Rai put the PGA Championship 'on ice' at Aronimink's No. 16: Kaufman
Golf Channel's Smylie Kaufman discusses how crucial Aaron Rai's approach on No. 15 and No. 16 at Aronimink was to securing his first-ever major championship. After an eagle to finish his front nine, Rai went bogey-free down into the clubhouse.
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