Bryson DeChambeau revealed how his mid-flight Quail Hollow reality check nearly cost him in a big way at the PGA Championship

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - Austria's Sepp Straka enjoys flying under the radar but may find that harder to do at this week's PGA Championship given he is fresh off the biggest win of his career that moved him into the top 10 of the world rankings.

Three holes on Friday afternoon in 2010 as a young McIlroy just tried to make the cut might have altered the course of McIlroy's career.

Of his 16 PGA Tour victories, Thomas has won on the same course twice three times – the CIMB Classic on the West Course at TCP Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, the Sentry Tournament of Champions on Plantation Course at Kapalua Resort in Hawaii and the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges Golf Club in South Korea.

PGA Championship returns to Quail Hollow in Charlotte for the second major of the golf season. This North Carolina course last hosted in 2017 when Justin Thomas won by two strokes, and as luck would have it for J.

Rory McIlroy has everything he ever wanted in golf. The Masters delivered that with the final leg of the career Grand Slam.

A bummer for many, but probably not for Bryson DeChambeau, who admitted that the nasty weather probably created a nice break for him. The man always seems to be on the move, whether it’s winning the LIV Golf event in South Korea only nine days ago,

Jordan Spieth has not lost sleep over his bid to complete the career Grand Slam at this week's PGA Championship and said on Tuesday that watching Rory McIlroy accomplish the feat at last month's Masters has inspired him.