Mirror Sport welcomes you to the live coverage of the final round of the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club. Aaron Rai from England secured his first major championship victory at the PGA Championship, breaking away from a group of major champions. Rai, aged 31, shot a remarkable five-under 65 to claim the title, becoming the first English winner since 1919. With this win, Rai, ranked 44th in the world, joins a select group of European players to win the US PGA.
The prize money of 3.69 million dollars (£2.76 million) and the prestigious Wanamaker Trophy now belong to Rai. He finished the tournament at nine-under par, three shots ahead of Jon Rahm in second place. Rai’s exceptional performance on the back nine sealed his victory with a comfortable lead, showcasing his skill and composure under pressure.
As Rai celebrated his triumph, the leaderboard saw minimal movement in the closing holes, with some players struggling to challenge Rai’s lead. Despite the intense competition, Rai’s steady performance and critical putts secured his place as a deserving champion.
In the midst of the tournament, various players, including Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy, shared their thoughts on the course setup and challenges faced during the championship. The unpredictable nature of the tournament kept fans on the edge of their seats, with McIlroy making a strong comeback in the final rounds to stay in contention for the title.
Stay tuned for more updates as the PGA Championship unfolds, with Alex Smalley leading the field and Rory McIlroy still in the mix for a potential major victory. Follow our live coverage for the latest developments and exciting moments from the final day of this thrilling event.