Five storylines to follow at this week's PGA Championship
Five storylines to follow as the best players in the world descend upon Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the May 19-22 PGA Championship.
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Five storylines to follow as the best players in the world descend upon Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the May 19-22 PGA Championship.
TULSA, Oklahoma : Tiger Woods will be back in the global golf spotlight when the PGA Championship gets underway this week but defending champion Phil Mickelson, his great rival and the player he has been tethered to throughout much of his career, will not.
The year's second major, the PGA Championship, gets going this week at Southern Hills Country Club. Defending champion Phil Mickelson will not be there, his break from golf continuing a bit longer.
So when he closed par-bogey-par-par, his 21-under final score was only good enough for a one-shot lead over Jordan Spieth, who had earlier posted a 64.
McKINNEY, Texas (AP) — Jordan Spieth thought the course for his hometown Byron Nelson would play more difficult after yielding more birdies in its debut than any other tournament on the PGA Tour last season.
Seamus Power carded an impressive 66 at the AT&T Byron Nelson in Texas in an opening round which was lit up by Colombia's Sebastian Munoz.
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