Justin Thomas Roars to PGA Title

Someone had to step up and take on Quail Hollow on Sunday to win the PGA Championship. That someone turned out to be Justin Thomas. Thomas made three birdies in a four-hole stretch at the turn to move within a stroke of the lead, then played smart golf as co-leaders Hideki Matsuyama and Kein Kisner fell … Continue reading Justin Thomas Roars to PGA Title →

Kisner Takes 1 Stroke Lead to PGA Sunday

On a day when the whole field felt like it was stuck in quicksand, Kevin Kisner remained the leader in the clubhouse. He'll take a single-stroke lead to the final day of the PGA Championship after shooting a 1-over 72 on Saturday. He leads Chris Stroud and Hideki Matsuyama by a stroke each. Matsuyama was … Continue reading Kisner Takes 1 Stroke Lead to PGA Sunday →

Red-Hot Matsuyama Ties Kisner Atop PGA Board

A week after winning the WGC-Bridgestone title with a closing round 64, Japan's Hideki Matsuyama is making a real bid for history. Matsuyama fired a 7-under 64 to give himself a share of the lead at the PGA Championship, as he attempts to become the first player to win Bridgestone and the PGA title back … Continue reading Red-Hot Matsuyama Ties Kisner Atop PGA Board →

Kisner, Olesen Tied for PGA Lead Through 18

Kevin Kisner and Thorbjorn Olesen made the most out of a tough day of putting to sit tied for the lead at the PGA Championship at 4-under. Each man shot a 67 with Kisner, a native of the South, giving himself a reliable strategy at Charlotte's Quail Hollow course. He targeted 4-5 holes where he … Continue reading Kisner, Olesen Tied for PGA Lead Through 18 →

Quail Hollow Club: Hole by Hole Preview

Charlotte's Quail Hollow Club will host its first-ever Major starting Thursday as the PGA Championship comes calling. Quail Hollow got its start in 1959 and the course was designed by George Cobb in 1961. There were several modifications made by Arnold Palmer in 1986, with further work done by Tom Fazio in both 1997 and … Continue reading Quail Hollow Club: Hole by Hole Preview →

Matsuyama Roars to Course Record, Bridgestone Title

Hideki Matsuyama just didn't win the title on Sunday at the WGC-Bridgestone on Sunday, he grabbed it by the throat and throttled it to submission. Matsuyama broke the course record by shooting a 9-under 61 to storm up the leaderboard and win the tournament by five strokes, finishing 16 strokes under par. He put a … Continue reading Matsuyama Roars to Course Record, Bridgestone Title →

PGA Championship Partners Major Winners for Opening Rounds

The PGA Championship has the inherent advantage of being last of the four Majors every year; thus allowing it to do the coolest of pairings. Thus, a group of Masters champ Sergio Garcia, US Open winner Brooks Koepka, and Open Championship winner Jordan Spieth will be touring the course together for the first two rounds … Continue reading PGA Championship Partners Major Winners for Opening Rounds →

Pieters, Johnson Tied for Bridgestone Lead

Zach Johnson and Thomas Pieters are the new co-leaders at the 54-hole mark of the WGC-Bridgestone. Johnson fired a 5-under 65 with Pieters a shot behind him as the event before the PGA Championships gets more and more clear. Australian Scott Hend jumped into contention with his tournament-best round of 63 to reach 8-under, with world … Continue reading Pieters, Johnson Tied for Bridgestone Lead →

Jimmy Walker Takes Command at Bridgestone

Almost exactly a year since the biggest win of his professional career, Jimmy Walker has found his A game again. Walker fired a 5-under 65 to drop to 7-under, taking a 2-stroke lead over Thomas Pieters at the WGC-Bridgestone on Friday. Pieters, who shot a 65 on Thursday, added an even-par 70 on Tuesday, is … Continue reading Jimmy Walker Takes Command at Bridgestone →

Pieters Leads Bridgestone; Spieth, McIlroy Lurking

Thomas Pieters has only played six tournaments since the Masters in April. Looks like the rest is doing him some good. Pieters shot a 5-under 65 to lead the WGC-Bridgestone on Thursday, racking up five birdies on a spotless card. He leads the field by a stroke over Scotland's Russell Knox, who was 3-under after … Continue reading Pieters Leads Bridgestone; Spieth, McIlroy Lurking →