It has been a long time since a major tournament had a truly dramatic end. It will take something special for anyone to run away with the 2024 PGA Championship.
Xander Scheufele, who shared the lead with Collin Morikawa to start the day, made four birdies on the front nine to take a two-shot lead down the field at the turn Sunday afternoon at Valhalla. However, Bryson DeChambeau and Viktor Hovland continue to attack behind him. Morikawa, on the other hand, missed several birdie looks on the front nine.
There were 15 players within five shots of the lead to start the day. While Schauffele is still in the lead as he searches for his first major title, there are still plenty of people who can catch him.
Scottie Scheffler, who was arrested Friday morning off the course in Louisville, finished 13 under for the week after posting a 6-under round to end the tournament.
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Xander returned to the solo lead
Another short birdie putt for Zander and he was back in the lead, -20. The advantage may be a little greater. He has more birdie-friendly holes to work with than Hovland and DeChambeau.
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Xander bounces back
Nails by Xander Schauffele, who drained an 8-footer for birdie at 11 to get back into a tie for the lead.
Let’s be clear about something here: Yes, Schauffele has been on top for most of this entire tournament, but he’s not giving this thing up. He’s less than 4 years into his tour, it’s just that Hovland and DeChambeau are charging.
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DeChambeau stays in it
Bryson DeChambeau didn’t make it on the short par-4 13th. Instead, he bombed his drive, leaving himself a short drive that led to a short birdie that led to 18 under Hovland’s back.
Behind him, Scheufele takes a closer look at birdie No. 11.
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Hovland to the lead
Viktor Hovland pours in birdie after birdie. The curler on 13 is his sixth of the day. This moves him to 19 under on the sole possession of the lead.
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Xander stumbles
Bryson countered a tough up-and-down shot at 12. Behind him on the par-5 10th, Scheufele found a trap on his drive, was rough on his second, fell over the green and into the fringe on his third, and fell short. His fourth, then missed a short putt for par. This is a bit like replaying two for 5 points can be obtained.
Scheufele and Hovland are now tied at 18 years old.
Meanwhile, Collin Morikawa has yet to find a red character. Another missed birdie putt on 10 makes it a straight 10 pars. That would be great at the US Open, not so much on Sunday in Valhalla.
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Hovland to second place himself
Viktor Hovland won’t let Schavel get away with this. A putt to the green at 12 resulted in an 8-foot birdie. He reached the under-18s, just behind Xander.
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Rory at 12 under
That’s it for Rory McIlroy this week. An 18-under jumper moves him to the 12-under. This could potentially be the end of the top 15, but the underrated streak continues.
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Free Scotty!
Scottie Scheffler bounced back with a 6-under round on Sunday to end a very strange PGA Championship.
Click on the image to read more about Scotty Scheffler’s week in Valhalla. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images) -
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