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Scheffler is winning at a pace that puts him in the company of Jack and Tiger, Bob Harig writes. Also: a key runner-up at the PGA and Adam Scott’s major streak.
Bob Harig|
The field after the season’s second major isn’t exactly star-studded but the world No. 1 is teeing it up.
John Schwarb|
Scheffler has dominated golf since 2022. Carolina's NFL experience hasn't been nearly as fruitful.
Dan Lyons|
Bryson DeChambeau beat himself up after the course did the same at Quail Hollow.
Stephen Douglas|
The 2025 PGA Championship is in the books and Scottie Scheffler is the champion. Here are the numbers that mattered most on the final day.
John Schwarb, Jeff Ritter|
The world No. 1 was forced to replace his driver after it failed a pre-tournament test which also reportedly affected Rory McIlroy, and after winning said the process should be more strict.
Bob Harig|
The Spaniard had his best major since moving to LIV Golf, saying that his major woes had been from swing flaws that had crept in before switching tours—and returned at times Sunday.
Bob Harig|
After another strong finish in a major championship, DeChambeau will continue to search for a new ball as his focus shifts toward his U.S. Open title defense.
Max Schreiber|
Taking a look at the opening odds to win the 2025 U.S. Open at the end of the PGA Championship.
Iain MacMillan|
The top two players in the world have claimed the year’s first two majors, and the SI Golf staff debates who will end up with more in their careers.
SI Golf staff|
Scottie Scheffler dug deep on the back nine to win his third major, while Rory McIlroy quietly shuffled out of town.
Jeff Ritter, John Schwarb|
The world's No. 1 golfer took home the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow.
Michael Kadlick|
Despite not having his best stuff Sunday, Scottie Scheffler earned his third major title at Quail Hollow.
Max Schreiber|
Rory McIlroy's driver was reportedly deemed non-conforming earlier this week. And Schauffele told Golfweek he thinks Scheffler suffered the same fate.
Max Schreiber|
The first three-hole aggregate playoff in a PGA was in 2000 at Valhalla, won by Tiger Woods.
John Schwarb|
The European Ryder Cup stalwart feels his current form doesn't deserve a spot on the 12-man team later this year, but he's hopeful things may change.
Max Schreiber|
Hopes were high for the Masters champion at friendly Quail Hollow but he was never a factor and declined to discuss a situation before the tournament with a driver deemed non-conforming.
Bob Harig|
In the final round of the PGA Championship, the ESPN telecast caught a volunteer doing something he likely wasn't supposed to.
Max Schreiber|
Scottie Scheffler is looking to win his third major championship and is a big betting favorite at the PGA Championship heading into the final round.
Brian Giuffra|
The third day of the 2025 PGA Championship is in the books. Here are the numbers that mattered most.
John Schwarb, Jeff Ritter|
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