The second major of the golf season tees off at a course where reigning Masters champion Rory McIlroy has dominated. But his top two competitors are also coming in sizzling hot.

Despite being sidelined by an Achilles injury, Tiger Woods' legacy remains unmatched, thanks to his double back-to-back PGA Championships.

The putter is vibing, he won the PGA here in 2017, and he has finished second, first and T-2 in his past three non-Augusta starts, and he never plays well at the Masters. Keith Stewart, PGA, Read The Line: Bryson DeChambeau (+950,

While prepping for the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, Thomas took a moment to connect with young fans. He signed autographs for a pair of kids on the course, and the moment quickly caught fire on social media. The response online was overwhelmingly positive. Fans were quick to applaud Thomas for his genuine gesture:

Jon Rahm would not rule out the possibility of swapping parts of his game for those of some of his colleagues to improve his chances at the PGA Championship.

Scottie Scheffler looks to be in peak form heading into the 2025 PGA Championship on Thursday. The two-time major champion is coming off a dominant win at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, which he won by eight strokes and matched the PGA Tour's 72-hole scoring record (253).

In three years, the best golfers on the planet will descend upon San Francisco and trek to Olympic Club for the 2028 PGA Championship with a newly rolled back golf ball in the bag. At least that's how the USGA and R&A see things playing out in the coming years.

It was his second time at the PGA Professional Championship, the first experience a decade ago when he was just starting to get his life back in order. That wasn't easy on its own. And then a year into sobriety, Taylor lost his grandfather to cancer. Ten days later, his father died. He had diabetes from a young age and wasn't in the best shape.