PGA Championship

The American matched the record he had already held with Branden Grace and Rickie Fowler

McIlroy picked up a shot on the par-five 10th to start his US PGA Championship campaign.

The Northern Irishman claimed the last of his four majors to date when Valhalla staged the event in 2014.

McIlroy is out to end his drought at Valhalla – the site of his last major win in 2014.

Ted Scott’s daughter is graduating high school this week.

Thomas and Ryder Cup team-mate Jordan Spieth are among a group of star-studded minority investors in the Yorkshire club.

Scheffler’s wife Meredith gave birth to son Bennett last week.

Hope that McIlroy will finally end his long victory drought in major championships has gradually waned since he won both the Open and US PGA…

Koepka’s victory at Oak Hill last year made him the first LIV Golf player to win a major after joining the Saudi-funded breakaway.

Rory’s drought, Tiger’s health and Scheffler’s dominance. The year’s second major championship starts on May 16.

Brooks Koepka will be seeking a sixth major title and back-to-back victories in the event for the second time.

Just a few months to the first Major of 2024 – always anticipated, always exciting and always delivering fantastic drama.

LIV Golf’s Koepka moved up to second in the US Ryder cup rankings.

The 34-year-old followed an opening 71 with three straight 69s to finish two under par, seven shots behind winner Brooks Koepka.

The 46-year-old’s display captured the imagination of the spectators.

Koepka held off the challenge of Viktor Hovland and Scottie Scheffler to claim a third US PGA title.

Fifth major success labelled ‘coolest thing’ after Koepka fought back from injuries and loss of form.

A closing 67 earned him victory at Oak Hill.

The club professional’s tee shot on the par-three 15th slammed straight into the hole for an eagle.

Koepka is chasing a fifth major title win.