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Tiger Woods made a surprise visit to Valhalla Golf Club on Wednesday, getting a sneak peek at the course that will host the PGA Championship in May. Woods, a 15-time major winner, is still recovering from a car accident that nearly cost him his right leg last year. But he has been making steady progress in his rehab, and his appearance at Valhalla is a sign that he is hopeful of playing in the PGA Championship. The tournament will be the second major of the year, and it will be held at Valhalla for the second time. Woods won the 2000 PGA Championship at Valhalla, and he will be hoping to add another major title to his collection this year.
**9 Notable Absences at Chevron Championship**
RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. — Nine players ranked among the top 50 in the world failed to make the cut at the Chevron Championship, including:
* World No. 1 **Nelly Korda**
* No. 12 **Lydia Ko**
* No. 17 **Danielle Kang**
* No. 24 **Mina Harigae**
* No. 29 **Brooke Henderson**
These absences add a surprising twist to the major championship race, with several of golf’s biggest stars now out of contention. No. 2 **Jin Young Ko** and No. 3 **Atthaya Thitikul** are among the favorites remaining in the field.
Matthew Fitzpatrick delivered a breathtaking final round, matching the tournament record with a stunning 66 to seize the DP World Tour title. His extraordinary skill and unwavering composure throughout the event have firmly established him as one of the elite forces in professional golf
