Should club pros still get spots in the PGA Championship?
This week we ask the panel if club pros should continue to get spots in the PGA Championship; how can the tournament be made better; and who needs a major title most.
PGA Championship
Will it be Rory or Scottie at the PGA Championship?
The panel ponders what kind of year Scottie Scheffler might have now that he’s won; debates the merits of the 2026 Presidents Cup captains; and picks a winner for the PGA Championship.
The Round Table: Schauffele gets the monkey off his back. Is Hovland next?
This week the panel assesses player performance at the PGA Championship, determines who’s wearing the Best Player Without a Major crown now, and Valhalla as a major championship venue.
The Round Table: Compelling stories abound at the 106th PGA Championship
This week the panel tackles the PGA Championship to find the most compelling storyline and a winner; plus one more kick at the proposed Framework Agreement.
The Round Table: should Brooks Koepka be on the U.S. Ryder Cup team?
This week the panel comments on Brooks Koepka’s victory, the set-up at Oak Hill and whether Koepka deserves a spot on the American Ryder Cup team.
Brooks Koepka wins PGA Championship for fifth major
Koepka had to share the loudest cheers with California club pro Michael Block, who put on an amazing show over four days. Block made a hole-in-one on the 15th hole while playing with Rory McIlroy.
The Round Table: this week, it’s all about the PGA Championship
This week the panel debates the most intriguing storyline at Oak Hill, the prospects for the 17 LIV Golfers in the field and who will take home the Wanamaker Trophy.
Comments and analysis from the PGA Championship
This week the panel recaps the PGA Championship including JT’s win, Mito’s collapse, Southern Hills and the next best storyline from the season’s second major.
Justin Thomas authors seven shot comeback to claim PGA Championship
Combine Justin’s new mindset with the fact that 54-hole leader Mito Pereira was starting to feel the heat, and the unbelievable became believable.
