The 2005 PGA Championship

• Victory-clinching shot was born in Mickelson's back yard
• Fortunes of golf don't shine on Bjorn and Elkington this time
• Notebook: Westwood and Owen go caddie-free on a short day
• Mickelson and Goosen make the PGA Grand Slam of Golf
• Birdie on final hole gives Mickelson second major
• Diaz's day starts with a sting and ends with a hug
• Schneiter ends his memorable week with a final-hole eagle
• Woods gets an extra, excruciating night to ponder "what if"
• Elkington doesn't mind waiting until Monday morning to finish
• Notebook: No rainbow for Love yet at this PGA Championship
• Wicked weather forces Monday finish at Baltusrol
• Co-leader Love is again chasing rainbows and a second PGA crown
• Bjorn tries to put some distance between himself and his demons
• Notebook: Daly putts with his wedge after his putter fails
• Record-high heat in the triple digits descends on steamy Baltusrol
• PGA Professional Schneiter is stuck on 72 for the third straight day
• Can Mickelson make his surprising separation stick?
• Kestner leads four PGA Professionals into the weekend
• Fabulous Friday matinee sees Mickelson take the starring role
• Even when he's struggling, Woods is always worth watching
• Paired with Mickelson, Kelly is anxious to take center stage
• Patience pays off at Baltusrol, Love discovers to his liking
• England's Westwood and Owen stay hot on Mickelson's trail
• Notebook: Ames is doing double duty as dad and title contender
• Saturday's News and Notes from Baltusrol
• LPGA star Diaz helps guide brother Philo Jr. to solid 71
• Day One at Baltusrol proves that length isn't everything
• With a share of the lead, Lefty comes back to life
• A disappointing start leads to a quick getaway for Woods
• Suddenly and surprisingly, Curtis finds himself contending
• Notebook: Rose is again left waiting at the first tee
• Singh focuses more on his success than his support
• Nicklaus shares plenty of great memories with Baltusrol
• Secret to success is easy, says Fighting Illini coach Small
• Players are going to great lengths to praise lengthy Baltusrol
• Rising star O'Hair is living his father's dream without him
• Calm and comfortable, Woods towers over his opponents
• Notebook: Nicklaus again tabs Sluman as Presidents assistant
• Love and Weir look to Baltusrol to redeem their lost years
• Major change: Monty full of hope, optimism
• Woods has two majors, but lacks his old invincibility
• For Mickelson, a major difference in majors from last year
• Notebook: Garcia likes Baltusrol and his chances this week
• Anyone who starts strong will have Tiger on the brain
• 'Muscle fatigue' forces Norman to withdraw from PGA
• Deciding who plays with whom at the PGA Championship
• Nothing Compares to Major Playoff Pressure
• Baltusrol Golf Club -- Golf's Yankee Stadium
• PGA Distinguished Service Award goes to Acushnet's Uihlein
• PGA Championship field to include 93 of top 100 players
• Knee injury shelves Els for rest of 2005
• Sneak Peek: Singh gets look at Baltustrol during Media Day
• CPC champ Small leads 25 PGA Professionals to Baltustrol
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• PGA of America announces volunteer opportunities for 87th PGA
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• Tickets for the 87th PGA Championship to go on sale July 20, 2004