Adam Scott officially is set for his 100th consecutive major next month in the U.S. Open, which added 24 players to the field from the world ranking, with more spots available through qualifiers in England and Dallas on Monday.
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Jon Rahm on Tuesday pushed back against the narrative that his defection to LIV Golf at the end of 2023 was a possible way to end golf’s civil war.
Last year, McIlroy said he believed a deal between the PGA Tour and PIF “should and will be done.” Fast forward to Tuesday and McIlroy was asked about those comments in wake of recent news that PIF was pulling its support of LIV at the end of this season.
McIlroy eschewed starts at the RBC Heritage, Zurich Classic and Cadillac Championship so that he could better prepare for the season’s second major at a venue that McIlroy had only seen once.
Matt and Alex Fitzpatrick joined the “Live From the PGA Championship” set Monday to talk about their recent play and hopes this week at Aronimink.
On Golf Central “Live From the PGA Championship,” the team breaks down what’s next for LIV Golf and the league’s players, like Bryson DeChambeau, after the PIF announced it will end funding after the 2026 season.
Shane Lowry, Cameron Young and Xander Schauffele gave their first impressions of the golf course at Aronimink Golf Club ahead of this week’s PGA Championship.
Here’s a look at the players who are competing in the season’s second major of the season and how they qualified for Aronimink Golf Club.
Jake Knapp has been knocked out of a third consecutive tournament because of a sprained thumb. Knapp withdrew Monday from the PGA Championship because of the injury that has lingered over the past month.
Matt Fitzpatrick will compete for the 11th time at the PGA Championship, alongside his brother, Alex, who’s teeing it up in this major for the first time.
Bryson DeChambeau said any possible return to the PGA Tour would depend on if players wanted him back. Well, some players weighed in on that this past week.