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Shane Lowry got off to a solid start on day one of the PGA Championship at Aronimink on Thursday. In fact, ‘solid’ probably does Lowry’s round an injustice.
The world No. 1 carded five birdies to shoot 3-under 67 at Aronimink Golf Club to share the first-round lead with six other golfers.
Scottie Scheffler carded a 67 and is tied with six other players -- the biggest logjam in 57 years after the first round of a major -- at the PGA Championship.
Rio Takeda, Yoon Ina and Chella Choi shared the first-round lead in the LPGA Queen City Championship on Thursday with top-ranked Nelly Korda and Jeeno Thitikul three adrift at "quirky" Maketewah Country Club in Cincinnati, Ohio.World number one Korda and second-ranked Jeeno, the marquee na
Martin Kaymer, motivated by a surprising question, shot 3-under 67 to share the PGA Championship first-round lead.
Patrick Reed played a lot early in the year, but hadn't played since a T-12 finish at Augusta. He showed no rust Thursday in shooting 68.
Patrick Reed kept grinding at Carlton Woods close to his home in Texas and played with his young kids as a stay-at-home dad during his break from professional golf ahead of the PGA Championship. Maybe a break was all he needed to get his mind right for the PGA at Aronimink Golf Club. Reed shot a 2
As many of the world's best struggle at the US PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler - the world's very best - is among a select few to get change out of Aronimink.
Jordan Spieth's bid to complete the career Grand Slam with a victory at the PGA Championship got off to a mixed start Thursday. After making the turn at 1 under, Spieth birdied three of the first six holes on the front nine, his back, and was tied with the early leaders at 3 under before consecutiv