US PGA Championship LIVE: Follow live text and radio commentary from the final round at Quail Hollow Club

Summary

Scottie Scheffler wins third major title by five strokes at -11
World number one closes in style after difficult front nine
Spaniard Jon Rahm briefly held joint lead but collapsed over final holes to post -4
US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau finishes second alongside three others
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Live Reporting

Paul Higham, Phil Cartwright, Steve Sutcliffe and Matt Gault

See you at the US Open!published at 00:52 British Summer Time 19 May

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Right, that's your lot from the US PGA Championship, where we've seen Scottie Scheffler deliver a stark reminder that he's still the best player in the world with a dominant success at Quail Hollow.
And it sets us up brilliantly for the US Open next month, where Scheffler will again be the favourite, but at an Oakmont course that will also suit defending champion Bryson DeChambeau who finished second at Quail Hollow and is a constant threat in the majors.
Rory McIlroy should also improve and Jon Rahm has just shown us that he is back in major form with a great run in North Carolina.
So as we celebrate Scheffler's stunning win, we've already got half an eye on what should be a brilliant US Open - so make sure you join us for that next month.
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'Finish a tough pill to swallow' - Rahmpublished at 00:40 British Summer Time 19 May
Rahm -4 (73)

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Jon Rahm put serious pressure on Scottie Scheffler before faltering over the last few holes. He was asked how close today felt to being 'really special' for him:
"It was really close. God, it's been a while since I had that much fun on a golf course, 15 holes. Even the first seven the day where I was swinging well and things weren't happening, but I kept myself in and made the pars that I needed and played really good golf from the 8th to the 15th.
"It's just mistakes around the green. You know, that bunker shot on 18, I thought I landed it where I needed to. It was just softer bounds and a misread and what to say about 15.
"Yeah, the last three holes, it's a tough pill to swallow right now."
On the week as a whole:
"A lot of positive to take from this week. Pretty fresh wound right now. But there's been a lot of good happening this week and a lot of positive feelings to take for the rest of the year."
All in the mindpublished at 00:39 British Summer Time 19 May

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Scottie Scheffler is the best player in the world right now, but he didn't play like it at times today. Luckily, though, he's one of the toughest players out there when it comes to mentality, and that's what got him through.
"I always try to lean as much as I can on my mind," said Scheffler. "I think that's probably my greatest strength. You know, like today and this week I really just feel like I did just such a good job of staying patient when I wasn't swinging it my best but I hit the shots when I needed to.
"I hit the important shots well this week, and that's why I'm walking away with the trophy.
"This back nine will be one that I remember for a long time. It was a grind out there. I think at one point on the front I maybe had a four or five-shot lead, and making the turn, I think I was tied for the lead.
"So to step up when I needed to the most, I'll remember that for a while."
Oopspublished at 00:32 British Summer Time 19 May
Scheffler -11 (71)

Pretty much Scottie Scheffler's only fumble in the last couple of hours.
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'A little down, a little frustrated' - DeChambeaupublished at 00:31 British Summer Time 19 May
DeChambeau -6 (70)

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Bryson DeChambeau speaking to Sky Sports after a one-under round of 70: "It's been a good test of golf. Seemed like it didn't go my way all weekend. Pretty disappointed. Burned a fire in my stomach and made me want to fight harder.
"I'm a little down, a little frustrated.
"Scottie is playing incredible golf. Hats off to him. He's an incredible golfer and I've got to look forward to figuring out how to get up to his level."
On defending his US Open title: "I like Oakmont a lot. I played well there in 2016 when I'd just turned professional. I'm looking forward to getting back there. Great golf course, bombers' paradise. Hopefully I can play well there again and give myself a good chance."
Who wins more majors?published at 00:28 British Summer Time 19 May

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Scottie Scheffler is back in his stride now with a dominant US PGA Championship victory, following on from Rory McIlroy's epic win at the Masters.
It's three majors for Scottie and five for Rory, but who will win more majors in their career?
Thumbs up for Scheffler, down for McIlroy...
Postpublished at 00:23 British Summer Time 19 May
Scheffler -11 (71)

More from Scottie Scheffler, the 2025 US PGA champion: "It is tough to put into words what Randy [Smith] means to me. He is a special man and he has taught me everything about the game of golf and this is a pretty cool moment for the both of us. He is family to me.
"I'd describe him as like the fun uncle growing up. I could ask him some stuff I wouldn't maybe ask my dad. He taught me a lot more than just the game of golf."
'It was a battle out there for four days'published at 00:19 British Summer Time 19 May
Scheffler -11 (71)

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Scottie Scheffler speaking after winning the 2025 US PGA Championship: "I kept hitting it left. I knew it was going to be a challenging day. Finishing off a major is always difficult and I did a good job staying patient on the front nine. I didn't play my best stuff but I kept myself in it.
"I stepped up on the back nine and had a really good nine holes and that's about it. Just really proud the way we fought this week. I was battling my swing the first couple of days and I didn't have as good a preparation as I would have hoped to.
"It was a battle out there for four days and Teddy did a really good job to keep me in it and Randy helped me figure stuff out with my swing. It was a real team effort and I am looking forward to celebrating this one."
Sheer reliefpublished at 00:15 British Summer Time 19 May
Scheffler -11 (71)

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He's lifted the trophy twice, but I think it's just hitting Scottie Scheffler now as he drops down to his haunches and wipes a few more tears away from his eyes as his third major title triumph just starts to sink in.
And it was a battle - as much with his own game as with Jon Rahm or Bryson DeChambeau - as despite leading by five at one stage he soon dropped into a share of the lead after a two over par front nine.
He got it together after the turn though, with birdies on 10, 14 and 15 effectively getting him over the line as Rahm faltered.
But oh boy, he had to work so hard for that.
Lifting the lid!published at 00:11 British Summer Time 19 May

He's not the first, and he won't be the last, to lose the lid of the Wanamaker Trophy as Scottie Scheffler hoists it high above his header for a second time, this time with a bit more vigour and the lid comes off!
I think a sharp member of the organising committee managed to catch it though.
Here comes the trophypublished at 00:08 British Summer Time 19 May

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Scottie Scheffler is ready to collect his trophy - hopefully he's been putting the gym work in as the Wanamaker Trophy is one serious piece of silverware.
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Scheffler -11 (71)

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Scottie Scheffler becomes the 15th man to win the Masters and US PGA Championship during a playing career.
He joins Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods as the only players during the modern era to win 15 times on the PGA Tour, including three majors, before the age of 29.
A family affairpublished at 00:06 British Summer Time 19 May

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It's always a family affair for Scottie Scheffler, and after a long embrace with wife Meredith he collects young son Bennett and takes him off to the scoring room to sign his card!
Let it sink in Scottiepublished at 00:04 British Summer Time 19 May
Gavin Andrews
BBC Sport NI at Quail Hollow

Scottie Scheffler is the USPGA champion 2025! That took everything he had!
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Daddy cool !
That winning feeling...published at 00:04 British Summer Time 19 May

Scottie Scheffler shows some rare emotion on the course after claiming a third major title.
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Scottie too hottiepublished at 00:01 British Summer Time 19 May
Scheffler -11 (71)

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More history for Scottie Scheffler, as he's become just the second player in 100 years to win their first three major titles by three shots or more.
The other? The great Seve Ballesteros in 1983, so that's some company he's keeping.
And Scheffler's getting better too - winning the 2022 Masters by three, the 2024 Masters by four and now the US PGA Championship by five!
Scheffler emulates Woods' markpublished at 23:57 British Summer Time 18 May
Scheffler -11 (71)

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In his most recent start prior to this week, Scottie Scheffler won the CJ CUP Byron Nelson by eight strokes.
Since 1970, only one player has ever won consecutive PGA Tour appearances, both by at least five strokes.
Can you guess who?
Yep, a certain Tiger Woods.
He actually did it twice in 2000 at the Memorial tournament (May won by five) and the US Open (June, won by 15) and in 2007 at the Tour Championship (September, won by eight), followed by the Buick Invitational (February 2008, won by eight).
Postpublished at 23:56 British Summer Time 18 May
Scheffler -11 (71)
Iain Carter
BBC golf correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live at Quail Hollow

That is the biggest US PGA win since Rory McIlroy's eight-shot win in 2012.
He slams his cap into the turf, claps his hands together. What a performance from Scottie Scheffler.
He was rocking on the front nine. Maybe it was his caddie Ted Scott who settled him down.
He's a three-time major champion and for the first time the winner of the US PGA.
'Fantastic to watch'published at 23:54 British Summer Time 18 May
Scheffler -11 (71)
Oliver Wilson
Former Ryder Cup player on BBC Radio 5 Live at Quail Hollow

From the first hole, it was a rollercoaster for him. He's had good shots, bad shots, world-class shots. But it was just class. Golfers can take a lesson from that. He stayed ultra-patient and executed. He managed to stay out in front, mostly, and then separated from the field.
He maybe didn't have his A-game but it was fantastic to watch.
Quail Hollow eruptspublished at 23:54 British Summer Time 18 May
Nial Foster
BBC Sport NI at Quail Hollow

As the sun sets in North Carolina, Scottie Scheffler sinks his putt to win the 107th US PGA Championship.
Rippling through the Carolina pines, the crowd erupts with chants of “Scottie, Scottie, Scottie!”
Third major clinched, and Quail Hollow’s a cauldron of celebration.
The next Major is the US Open at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania next month then The Open at Royal Portrush in July.
In this sort of form, could Scottie complete the career Grand Slam in Northern Ireland?!
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Quail Hollow erupts

PGA Championship

Date:: 15 - 18 May 2025
Course:: Quail Hollow Club
Par:: 71
Yards:: 7,626
Prize Money:: $20,000,000

Rank	Player	Total	Total	Thru	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 4	Strokes
1	Scottie Scheffler	11 under par	11 under par	finished	69	68	65	71	71	273
2	Davis Riley	6 under par	6 under par	finished	71	68	67	72	72	278
2	Harris English	6 under par	6 under par	finished	72	70	71	65	65	278
2	Bryson DeChambeau	6 under par	6 under par	finished	71	68	69	70	70	278
5	Jhonattan Vegas	5 under par	5 under par	finished	64	70	73	72	72	279
5	J. T. Poston	5 under par	5 under par	finished	68	70	68	73	73	279
5	Taylor Pendrith	5 under par	5 under par	finished	69	70	72	68	68	279
8	Jon Rahm	4 under par	4 under par	finished	70	70	67	73	73	280
8	Joaquin Niemann	4 under par	4 under par	finished	74	67	71	68	68	280
8	Denny McCarthy	4 under par	4 under par	finished	70	68	72	70	70	280
8	Si-Woo Kim	4 under par	4 under par	finished	72	64	71	73	73	280
8	Joe Highsmith	4 under par	4 under par	finished	73	67	69	71	71	280
8	Ben Griffin	4 under par	4 under par	finished	70	69	72	69	69	280
8	Ryan Gerard	4 under par	4 under par	finished	66	72	72	70	70	280
8	Matthew Fitzpatrick	4 under par	4 under par	finished	68	68	72	72	72	280
8	Keegan Bradley	4 under par	4 under par	finished	68	72	68	72	72	280
17	Matt Wallace	3 under par	3 under par	finished	71	70	68	72	72	281
17	Alexander Noren	3 under par	3 under par	finished	68	71	66	76	76	281
19	Adam Scott	2 under par	2 under par	finished	69	71	69	73	73	282
19	Aaron Rai	2 under par	2 under par	finished	67	72	74	69	69	282
19	Taylor Moore	2 under par	2 under par	finished	73	69	70	70	70	282
19	Beau Hossler	2 under par	2 under par	finished	71	70	73	68	68	282
19	Harry Hall	2 under par	2 under par	finished	69	72	71	70	70	282
19	Tony Finau	2 under par	2 under par	finished	70	69	69	74	74	282
19	Cameron Davis	2 under par	2 under par	finished	66	74	70	72	72	282
19	Corey Conners	2 under par	2 under par	finished	73	68	74	67	67	282
19	Sam Burns	2 under par	2 under par	finished	73	70	72	67	67	282
28	Alex Smalley	1 under par	1 under par	finished	67	71	73	72	72	283
28	Xander Schauffele	1 under par	1 under par	finished	72	71	72	68	68	283
28	Marco Penge	1 under par	1 under par	finished	69	71	74	69	69	283
28	Viktor Hovland	1 under par	1 under par	finished	69	71	72	71	71	283
28	Ryan Fox	1 under par	1 under par	finished	67	71	72	73	73	283
33	Thorbjoern Olesen	level par	level par	finished	71	71	72	70	70	284
33	Maverick McNealy	level par	level par	finished	70	72	69	73	73	284
33	Max Greyserman	level par	level par	finished	71	72	67	74	74	284
33	Daniel Berger	level par	level par	finished	71	71	74	68	68	284
37	J. J. Spaun	1 over par	1 over par	finished	71	68	72	74	74	285
37	Ryo Hisatsune	1 over par	1 over par	finished	68	71	72	74	74	285
37	Lucas Glover	1 over par	1 over par	finished	71	70	69	75	75	285
37	Richard Bland	1 over par	1 over par	finished	70	69	76	70	70	285
41	Michael Thorbjornsen	2 over par	2 over par	finished	68	70	74	74	74	286
41	Matthieu Pavon	2 over par	2 over par	finished	71	65	72	78	78	286
41	Nicolai Hoejgaard	2 over par	2 over par	finished	72	69	77	68	68	286
41	Tommy Fleetwood	2 over par	2 over par	finished	70	70	76	70	70	286
41	Nicolas Echavarria	2 over par	2 over par	finished	68	74	71	73	73	286
41	Eric Cole	2 over par	2 over par	finished	70	70	73	73	73	286
47	Cameron Young	3 over par	3 over par	finished	73	69	71	74	74	287
47	Rory McIlroy	3 over par	3 over par	finished	74	69	72	72	72	287
47	Robert MacIntyre	3 over par	3 over par	finished	68	70	73	76	76	287
50	Chun-An Yu	4 over par	4 over par	finished	73	70	74	71	71	288
50	Collin Morikawa	4 over par	4 over par	finished	70	72	74	72	72	288
50	Tom McKibbin	4 over par	4 over par	finished	70	71	74	73	73	288
50	Wyndham Clark	4 over par	4 over par	finished	72	69	73	74	74	288
50	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	4 over par	4 over par	finished	70	68	77	73	73	288
55	Chris Kirk	5 over par	5 over par	finished	73	70	78	68	68	289
55	Michael Kim	5 over par	5 over par	finished	71	72	75	71	71	289
55	Garrick Higgo	5 over par	5 over par	finished	69	69	71	80	80	289
55	Rafael Campos	5 over par	5 over par	finished	68	73	72	76	76	289
55	Brian Campbell	5 over par	5 over par	finished	73	69	78	69	69	289
60	Sam Stevens	6 over par	6 over par	finished	70	68	77	75	75	290
60	David Puig	6 over par	6 over par	finished	71	72	68	79	79	290
60	Justin Lower	6 over par	6 over par	finished	69	73	75	73	73	290
60	Max Homa	6 over par	6 over par	finished	73	64	76	77	77	290
60	Tyrrell Hatton	6 over par	6 over par	finished	68	73	72	77	77	290
60	Brian Harman	6 over par	6 over par	finished	71	72	76	71	71	290
60	Luke Donald	6 over par	6 over par	finished	67	74	73	76	76	290
67	Rasmus Hoejgaard	7 over par	7 over par	finished	68	74	75	74	74	291
67	Sergio Garcia	7 over par	7 over par	finished	75	68	79	69	69	291
67	Austin Eckroat	7 over par	7 over par	finished	72	70	77	72	72	291
70	Stephan Jaeger	8 over par	8 over par	finished	67	75	76	74	74	292
71	Joo-Hyung Kim	9 over par	9 over par	finished	71	72	75	75	75	293
72	Elvis Smylie	10 over par	10 over par	finished	70	73	77	74	74	294
72	Bud Cauley	10 over par	10 over par	finished	74	69	77	74	74	294
74	Byeong-Hun An	13 over par	13 over par	finished	69	73	79	76	76	297