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1. PGA Championship tiers: Ranking every player from favorites to hopefuls

   Can Rory McIlroy win his second major of the year? Which LIV golfer can contend? We break down the PGA Championship from the clear favorites all the way to the players looking to make the cut.

2. Expanded PGA Championship Betting Odds: Scheffler, McIlroy favorites

   Odds to win for the 2025 PGA Championship: Top 5, top 10, top 20, make/miss cut, without Scheffler and McIlroy

3. PGA Championship closed to fans due to weather

   Spectators were rained out for Monday's practice rounds at the PGA Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina.

4. Fox chips in from 50 feet to win at Myrtle Beach

   Ryan Fox chipped in from just outside 50 feet on the first playoff hole to win the Myrtle Beach Classic on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title, sending him back to the PGA Championship.

5. Straka outduels Lowry to win Truist Championship

   Sepp Straka seized the lead with a par on the 16th hole and shot a 2-under 68, outdueling Shane Lowry on Sunday in the final round of the Truist Championship.

6. Thitikul takes Americas Open, first title of '25

   Thailand's Jeeno Thitikul turned back a pair of challenges Sunday and played bogey-free over the final 27 holes at Liberty National, closing at 3-under 69 for a four-shot win over Celine Boutier in the Mizuho Americas Open.

7. Theegala dealing with neck injury in PGA run-up

   Days before the second major of the season, Sahith Theegala withdrew from the Truist Championship, citing a neck injury.

8. Thitikul back atop Americas; Korda looms 2 back

   Jeeno Thitikul, who lost her first-round lead after shooting 73 on Friday, regained the lead at the Mizuho Americas after a third-round 65. Nelly Korda is two shots back after a 68.

9. Straka, Lowry battle wind, share 3-shot Truist lead

   Sepp Straka and Shane Lowry braved gusts of up to 27 mph and finished the third round tied atop the Truist Championship leaderboard on Saturday.

10. Ryder Cup captain Bradley embracing fans' fervor

    Keegan Bradley, who at 38 will be the youngest U.S. Ryder Cup captain since 1963, said he has been enjoying the patriotic reception and thanks for his service.