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McIlroy was once in favor of LIV Golf and the PGA Tour coming together. As he prepares to begin the PGA Championship, he said he’s happy that merger never materialized, writes Bob Harig.
Bob Harig|
LIV Golf features 11 players teeing it up at Aronimink, including top contenders Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm.
John Schwarb|
A bogey on the last hole on Sunday at the Truist Championship ended a shot at his first title since 2023. Still, it was Fowler’s best result in three years, and he looks ready to win again soon.
Max Schreiber|
Spieth can become the seventh player to achieve the career Grand Slam this week at the PGA Championship—and he's willing to give up a lot to add his name on that short list.
Max Schreiber|
Scott, who won the Masters in 2013, is in the field at the PGA this week, leaving him one major away from a historic milestone, writes Bob Harig.
Bob Harig|
The season's second major is next week at Aronimink Golf Club outside Philadelphia.
John Schwarb|
The most unlikely player in this week's PGA Championship is the 45-year-old who hadn't won on Tour in eight years, Bob Harig writes. Also, more on LIV Golf's future and how that could affect the DP World Tour.
Bob Harig|
22 men have won the PGA Championship more than once. Will another player join their ranks this year?
Tyler Lauletta|
PGA Championship betting odds for every player in the field.
Brian Giuffra|
Scottie Scheffler will chase a second straight PGA Championship this week, but if history is an indicator, it won’t be easy.
Jeff Ritter|
Aronimink Golf Club will step into the spotlight for the 2026 PGA Championship. Here’s a closer look at all the previous winners at this storied venue.
Jeff Ritter|
The second major of the year is here. Here are all the ways you can watch all four days of coverage.
Max Schreiber|
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|
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|
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|
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