While Rory McIlroy is clearly the man to beat at the 2025 PGA Championship, he faces a solid group of contenders.

Rich Beem is one of a handful of past champions not teeing it up at this week's PGA Championship. But no one gave a better explanation for the no-show than the 2002 winner. Actually, it was more of a demonstration.

The 107th PGA Championship is again coming to Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, where the world's best golfers will compete to take home the Wanamaker Trophy and the 750 FedExCup points that come along with the victory. Quail Hollow hosted the PGA in 2017, when Justin Thomas scored a two-shot victory.

Of his 16 PGA Tour victories, Thomas has won on the same course twice three times – the CIMB Classic on the West Course at TCP Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, the Sentry Tournament of Champions on Plantation Course at Kapalua Resort in Hawaii and the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges Golf Club in South Korea.

Rory McIlroy says the pressure’s off, now that he’s won a Grand Slam ... but he says there’s more to accomplish.

Scheffler picked up his first win of the season in commanding fashion and now eyes his first non-Masters title at a major

CHARLOTTE— Viktor Hovland stands at a curious crossroads in his career—no longer adrift, yet still searching for what once defined him. The Norwegian golfer dominated the sport just two years ago, capturing the FedEx Cup championship and delivering a tour de force performance during Europe's Ryder Cup victory in Rome.