From the huge galleries that descended on Hazeltine for the practice days to a thrilling Sunday showdown that no one predicted, the 91st PGA Championship was special from start to finish. Take a look back at a week to remember in our special video recap. Watch now...
| Video: Complete final-round highlights | Video: Auclair, Katrek break down Round 4 |
| Video: Yang talks about his breakthrough | Video: Woods on the one that got away |
In a year of major surprises, Y.E. Yang was the biggest of all. Yang became the first Asian-born player to win a major Sunday with a stunning performance in the PGA Championship, memorable as much for his clutch shots as for the player he beat. Read more ...
Tiger Woods was 14-0 entering the final round of a major atop the leaderboard, and he hadn't lost any tournament in nine years when leading by two shots. None of that mattered Sunday, though, as Woods "just didn't get it done." Watch now...
Once again, PGA.com's T.J. Auclair has drawn the tough assignment. We've sent him out on the course to tell us what he sees, hears and thinks at Hazeltine. Check out his impressions from Sunday's final round. Read more ...
Can you believe what happened Sunday at Hazeltine? PGA.com's Brett Wright provides one last look at all the amazing action from Sunday's historic final round of the 91st PGA Championship. Watch now...
Y.E. Yang's victory will go down in history as one of sport's greatest upsets. The most notable aspect of it is that Yang did to Tiger Woods what Tiger has become famous for doing to everyone else.
RELATED: Yang's scorecard | Video: Yang talks about win
When Tiger Woods missed an inconsequential par putt on the final green Sunday, it was a microcosm of his entire day. The man with the nerves of steel saw his putter turn to mush.
RELATED: Woods' scorecard | Video: Woods discusses day
Y.E. Yang did more than win the PGA Championship on Sunday. He also earned his first trip to the PGA Grand Slam of Golf in Bermuda, where he will be joined by the winners of the other three majors.
Almost unbelievably, Padraig Harrington made an 8 on a hole for the second Sunday in a row. Eve with the quintuple bogey, though, the defending champ thought he still had a chance on the back nine.
RELATED: Harrington's scorecard | Complete video vault
Phil Mickelson drained a 200-yard approach shot on his first hole Sunday morning. That was about all that went right for Lefty, though, as he was left to regroup for the remainder of the season.
RELATED: Mickelson's scorecard | Sunday's photo gallery
This was one of the most exciting and successful PGA Championships in history, and not just because of the great golf. PGA President Jim Remy looks back on a memorable week of awards and activities.
We had an army of Tweeters (or is it Twitterers?) at the 91st PGA Championship, and they had great fun. Here are some of their best submissions from the final round at Hazeltine.
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