Woods finishes runner up at PGA in dramatic 64 final round
Tiger Woods posts a 6-under 64 to finish two shots behind Brooks Koepka at the PGA Championship. He soars back into major contention with a late push on the back nine despite key misses, ending at 14-under 266 and signaling a persistent comeback.
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Koepka captures PGA Championship in dramatic major sweep
Brooks Koepka fired a 4-under 66 to finish 16-under 264 and win the PGA Championship by two over Tiger Woods. He joined Woods Nicklaus Hogan and Sarazen as the only players to win the U S Open and PGA in the same year, and tied the major scoring record. Woods shot 64 to finish second as Koepka recalled a wrist injury that sidelined him four months earlier.
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Thomas stumbles late in PGA Championship back nine
Justin Thomas bogeyed the 14th after a 128 yard approach to a greenside bunker and fell six shots behind Brooks Koepka, despite a 2-under 68. Koepka sealed the win with a final hole birdie, while Stewart Cink earned Masters invite with a 67 and Ben Kern set a club pro record. Tiger Woods tops online PGA Championship centennial vote with 53.6 percent.
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