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He’s 61. He quit for 20 years. And he’s playing the PGA Championship
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He’s 61. He quit for 20 years. And he’s playing the PGA Championship

At 61 years old and after a 20-year hiatus, golfer Kevin Sutherland is set to compete in the PGA Championship. Sutherland, who won three PGA Tour events in the 1990s, retired in 2001 due to a chronic back injury. However, after undergoing successful surgery in 2021, he decided to make a comeback. Sutherland earned a spot in the PGA Championship after finishing tied for second at the PGA Professional National Championship. He will be the oldest player in the field at this year’s PGA Championship.

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The best moments from the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club
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The best moments from the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club

The PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club was a memorable event with many exciting moments. One of the most thrilling moments came on the 18th hole, which proved to be paramount in determining the outcome of the tournament. The hole played a crucial role in the final round, with many players needing to make birdies or pars to stay in contention. The pressure was palpable as players approached the green, knowing that a good shot could make all the difference. In the end, it was Jason Dufner who emerged victorious, thanks in part to his stellar performance on the 18th hole. Dufner’s birdie putt on the 18th hole gave him a one-shot victory over Jim Furyk and sealed his first major championship title.

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Sportsbooks favor Scheffler, Rory at stacked PGA
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Sportsbooks favor Scheffler, Rory at stacked PGA

Sportsbooks favor Scheffler, Rory at stacked PGA

**At the PGA Championship, two golfers stand above the rest with Scheffler, Rory as favorites.**

Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy are the favorites to win the PGA Championship this week, according to the latest odds from BetMGM.

Scheffler is the world No. 1 and has won four of his last six starts, including the Masters. McIlroy is the world No. 2 and has won twice this season, including the CJ Cup in October.

Other golfers in the mix include Jon Rahm, Patrick Cantlay, and Justin Thomas. Rahm is the defending champion and has won twice this season. Cantlay has won twice this season, including the BMW Championship in September. Thomas has won once this season, the Players Championship in March.

The PGA Championship will be played at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The course is a par-70 and will play at 7,556 yards. The rough is thick and the greens are fast.

The tournament will be televised on CBS and ESPN.

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PGA Championship Preview: McIlroy, Woods, and Koepka Vie for Wanamaker Trophy
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PGA Championship Preview: McIlroy, Woods, and Koepka Vie for Wanamaker Trophy

At the PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, and Brooks Koepka will battle for the Wanamaker Trophy. These three golfers have been the most successful in majors in recent years, and they will be the favorites to win this week.

McIlroy has won four majors, including the PGA Championship in 2014. He is currently the world’s number one-ranked golfer and will be looking to add to his major tally this week.

Woods has won 15 majors, including the PGA Championship four times. He is making his return to the PGA Championship after missing the event last year due to injury. He will be looking to add to his major tally and win his first major since 2019.

Koepka has won four majors, including the PGA Championship twice. He is currently the world’s number two-ranked golfer and will be looking to win his third major of the year.

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Tour Confidential: Who is under the most pressure at the PGA Championship?
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Tour Confidential: Who is under the most pressure at the PGA Championship?

As the PGA Championship reaches its pivotal moments, the spotlight intensifies, bringing pressure that can make even the most seasoned golfers quake. The stakes are high, and the slightest misstep can shatter championship dreams. So who is under the most pressure at Southern Hills? Is it the reigning champion Phil Mickelson, seeking to defend his title? Or perhaps it’s world number one Scottie Scheffler, aiming to cement his dominance? One thing is for sure, the pressure cooker is on, and only the most mentally resilient will emerge victorious.

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Theegala’s Valhalla Debut and PGA Championship Highlights
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Theegala’s Valhalla Debut and PGA Championship Highlights

Sahith Theegala’s debut at the PGA Championship lived up to expectations at Valhalla, with Theegala giving his take on various topics. He discussed his goatee, which sparked online attention, attributing it to laziness. He also expressed excitement about playing alongside the world’s best golfers at Valhalla, despite the challenging conditions. Theegala highlighted the enthusiastic crowds, stating that the atmosphere was exceptional.

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‘It’s 100 percent backwards’: Major winner blasts PGA Tour board structure
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‘It’s 100 percent backwards’: Major winner blasts PGA Tour board structure

LIV Golf member and recent major championship winner has criticized the PGA Tour’s board structure, calling it “100 percent backwards.” The player, who remained anonymous, took aim at the lack of player representation on the board, arguing it creates a conflict of interest and prevents players from having a say in decisions that directly affect them. The golfer also expressed concern that the board’s focus on short-term financial gains was damaging the long-term health of the tour.

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2024 PGA Championship: Experts’ picks and betting tips
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2024 PGA Championship: Experts’ picks and betting tips

With the 2024 PGA Championship fast approaching, renowned golf experts have shared their exclusive betting picks and insightful tips to guide fans in making informed wagers. The anticipated tournament, set to be held at Bethpage Black Course, New York, presents both challenges and opportunities for the participating golfers. Top-tier contenders to watch out for include Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy, along with rising stars poised to make their mark. Our expert analysis provides valuable insights into each player’s recent performances, course compatibility, and overall form. By leveraging this comprehensive information, readers can gain an enhanced understanding of the field and increase their chances of successful betting strategies.

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Scheffler, McIlroy or Koepka? Can Tiger’s body hold up? Here’s what to watch for at Valhalla
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Scheffler, McIlroy or Koepka? Can Tiger’s body hold up? Here’s what to watch for at Valhalla

With a major win already under his belt this year, Scottie Scheffler enters the Valhalla Championship as the favorite. Rory McIlroy and Brooks Koepka are also in contention, while Tiger Woods’ participation remains uncertain due to ongoing health concerns. The tournament will be a major test for all involved, with the undulating greens and challenging layout posing a significant challenge. Fans will be eager to see if Scheffler can continue his impressive form, if McIlroy can find his best again, or if Koepka can claim his third major title of the year. Tiger Woods’ presence will also be a major talking point, as he looks to overcome his physical limitations and contend for another major championship.

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New dad Scheffler: No rust, fatigue ahead of PGA
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New dad Scheffler: No rust, fatigue ahead of PGA

New father and World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler says he has no concerns over a lack of sharpness or fatigue at the PGA Championship, beginning at Southern Hills on Thursday. Scheffler kept his hot streak alive by winning the Masters a month after becoming a first-time father. He has since finished runner-up at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans before sitting out last week’s Wells Fargo Championship. “Coming back into it this week, I hope I’m ready to go,” said Scheffler. “I think the adrenaline takes over and you do what you’ve got to do. No matter if you’ve played a lot or not, once the gun goes off this week, it’s all hands on deck.”

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