Beyond the winner, we break down the standout moments, surprising performances, and key storylines from the PGA Championship at Aronimink.

Harrington’s Encore: Proof Age is Just a Number (Mostly)

  • His T18 was his best major finish in five years. Five years! That’s a long damn time in this game.
  • He’s one of only three guys over 54 to snag a top-20 at a PGA Championship. The other two? Sam Snead and Gene Sarazen. Legends. Pure and simple. Snead’s stats at that age are just… preposterous. Like, are we sure that was even the same planet?
  • Forget the first round. If you take out that opening 74, Harrington was lights out over the last 54 holes. Five under par, bettered only by Ludvig Aberg and Aaron Rai. That’s serious golf. He’s still got it. No question. Now, onto the U.S. Open at Shinnecock. Keep dreaming, Padraig.

Cam Smith Finds His Putter (and a New Coach)

Rahm’s Near Miss: The “Almost” Story

Smalley’s Masters Ticket: The Ultimate Consolation Prize

The Top 15 Guarantee: A Tee Time Secured

The World Ranking Jumps: Unexpected Heroes

The Big Three’s Consistency: McIlroy, Scheffler, Schauffele

Aaron Rai’s Moment: The Shot That Sealed It

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