Jmmy Walker did everything required of a major champion on the longest final day in 64 years at a PGA Championship.

Henrik Stenson registered a sixth successive round in the 60s at a major to move him in sight of back-to-back major victories at Baltusrol last night.

American Ryder Cup player Jimmy Walker is leading the way.

So we have arrived at that point in the professional golf schedule that generated so much consternation months ago, even going back to 2015.

We delve into the past ahead of the final major championship of the season.

World number one Jason Day hopes a return to sunny weather, and the scene of past glory, can help him put his Open disappointment aside.

Pádraig Harrington is no longer searching for ‘the secret’ in the autumn of a glorious career, but he remains just a little bitter nobody told him where his ball was at St Andrews this year, writes Brian Keogh.

The 2016 Olympic Games have forced the PGA Tour to make one-off changes in their schedule for the 2015-16 season.

The 41st Ryder Cup at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota will be held from September 30 to October 2, 2016, the PGA of America announced yesterday.

The 41st Ryder Cup at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota will be held from September 30 to October 2, 2016, the PGA of America announced on Thursday.

Chasing historic feats makes up a huge chunk of his iconic golf persona. Meeting with law enforcement officials as part of a criminal investigation is a sliver of his curious enigma.

The focus of the vast majority of the golfing world may be on the Open Championship instead of the True South Classic, but this week’s PGA Tour event can at least boast four major champions in the field.

TOM WATSON is the gift that kept on giving.

From a chance at three in a row to a no-show, Phil Mickelson’s life at major championships has been anything but charmed lately.

Phil Mickelson won the Masters in April after romping to a 13-shot victory the previous Sunday. Things are rather different for his attempt to make a successful defence of the US PGA championship at Medinah in Chicago this week. He has just missed his first halfway cut of the year.

First there was Bobby Jones and the “Impregnable Quadrilateral” of 1930. Then came the “Tiger Slam” of 2000-01 when Woods held all four majors at the same time.

Masters champion Phil Mickelson is doing what all good golfers do – taking it one shot at a time, one round at a time and one major at a time.

CHAD CAMPBELL emerged as the new leader at Augusta yesterday but this looks like being one of the most exciting Masters weekends for a long time.

The last time the world’s greatest golfers gathered for a major Tiger Woods paid Phil Mickelson a huge compliment.

Australia’s Brett Rumford quickly broke clear of the logjam at the top of the leaderboard in the BMW International Open today.

Denmark’s Thomas Bjorn is targeting his third BMW International Open title after a remarkable turnaround in fortunes.

When Nick Dougherty was fearing for his European tour future a year ago, mixing it with Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh seemed a long way off.

A CLOSING bogey denied England's Nick Dougherty a share of the lead with Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh - the top two players in golf - at the NEC world championship in Ohio yesterday.

Europe’s wait for a winner of a major golf title will now go into a seventh year – but Thomas Bjorn is more convinced than ever that he can be the man to end the barren spell.

Just as he did in the Masters last year Phil Mickelson birdied the final hole to win the US PGA title at Baltusrol today.

TIGER WOODS proved he was still capable of magical things in the suffocating humidity of yesterday’s final round of the US PGA Championship at Baltusrol.

Tiger Woods opened his final round at the USPGA Championship at Baltusrol with a bogey at the 478-yard first.

Thomas Bjorn just missed out on becoming the first player to score a round of 62 in major championship history.

Thomas Bjorn just missed out on becoming the first player to score a round of 62 in major championship history today.

Thomas Bjorn just missed out on becoming the first player to score a round of 62 in major championship history today.

Tiger Woods said he needed two great rounds to have any chance of getting back into the contention for the final major of the season.

Phil Mickelson was the star of the show on the second morning of the USPGA championship at Baltusrol, but an eagle on the last brought a big smile to the face of England’s Greg Owen and kept him among the chasing pack.

Phil Mickelson, revelling it seemed in the fact that Tiger Woods was so far behind, charged into a commanding lead early on the second day of the USPGA championship at Baltusrol.

NOT since the US Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills in 2003 has Pádraig Harrington finished in the top ten of a major championship.

Colin Montgomerie began the USPGA Championship with three pars at Baltusrol today.