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

Bryson DeChambeau was struggling to get along with his approach play early on in his opening round at the PGA Championship, and one of his rivals could not help but point fun

The top two Americans in the game were easing into their first rounds of the 107th PGA Championship before, well, the mud hit the fan. It wasn't the play of a native statesman near the top of the leaderboard nor how a major championship labeled as a three-horse race opened wide Thursday at Quail Hollow Club that was the topic of conversation.

This victory in Charlotte, North Carolina marks Scheffler's 15th PGA Tour win and his first major championship away from Augusta National. "Just a lot of happiness," Scheffler said on the 18th green at Quail Hollow.

PGA Championship final leaderboard is headed by winner Scottie Scheffler, who earned the major championship win at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. Scheffler won for the 2nd time in a row this PGA Tour season and his third-career major title,

What Scheffler proved is what many had already known and had already seen -- his bad golf can produce results that keeps him in tournaments, his OK golf is capable of raising trop