Medinah PGA Championship Reignites Woods Era and Ryder Cup Talks
The PGA Championship returns to Medinah as the course again hosts the longest major at 7,561 yards and faces Ryder Cup points-system controversy. Tiger Woods, reborn in form, seeks another major at Medinah after a pivotal 1999 victory that launched a dominant stretch.
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Tiger Woods seeks major win as Medinah hosts PGA Championship
At Medinah Country Club the 88th PGA Championship features 156 pros led by Tiger Woods defending champion Phil Mickelson. TV coverage by TNT and CBS spans Friday to Sunday. The event doubles as final Ryder Cup qualifier with top 10 earning U.S. team spots. Lehman to pick two captains’ picks Monday.
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TNT
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Michael Campbell
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Tom Lehman
Medinah
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J.J. Henry
Brett Wetterich
John Rollins
Chris DiMarco
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United States
Roger Warren
Lady Patriots Win Journey in Unique Shot-Selection Format
Massac County did not win as Marion and St. Anthony tied for second with 231, while Nashville and Highland followed. Individual top scorers included Jaclyn Jansen Utz and Ashleigh Rushing, both at 74 for St. Anthony and Marion respectively, with team results listing several schools and their four-score totals across the meet.
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Pirtle
Marion
St. Anthony
Nashville
Highland
Jaclyn Jansen
Jaclyn Utz
Ashleigh
Darcy White
Cassie Rushing
Melissa Sharpe
Kathryn Koester
Shelby Spruell
Massac County
Centralia
Anna Jonesboro
Belleville West
Chatham-Grenwood
Carbondale
Murphysboro
Carterville
Mt. Vernon
Pinckneyville
Sparta
Woods Masters British Open Moment and Future Hopes
The article reflects on Tiger Woods crying on the 18th green at Royal Liverpool after winning the British Open, the dawning sense he could get even better, and how his dominance reshaped golf. It notes his 50 PGA titles, 11 majors, and growing legacy as fans and rivals consider his ongoing impact and future goals.
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Royal Liverpool
Woods
Michael Campbell
Vegas
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Earl
Phil Mickelson
Stanford
Davis Love III
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