Right it's time for us to fly.

Thanks for spending the final round and the last few days with us - a bit like US PGA champion Brooks Koepka off the tee - it's been a blast.

If you've not quite had your full golfing fix you can read our report here.

We will see you at the US Open at Pebble Beach between 13-16 June. Take care.

More from US PGA champion Brooks Koepka:

"I tried to keep telling myself I had a lead. I don't even have words for it, it was an absolute grind.

"Today wasn't my day but I hung in there. I felt like something good was going to happen - it had to. I wanted to stay patient, not freak out and not let anything get to me."

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Alex Miceli
US golf reporter on BBC Radio 5 live

How do you come back from something like that if you blow a seven-shot lead? That is something that stays with you for the rest of your career.

The 2019 US Open is just round the corner as well isn't it....he couldn't could he?

Could see Brooks Koepka on here later.

Just to reiterate, by my reckoning that victory also means he reclaims the world number one spot.

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Nicola: Well at least it got interesting for about half an hour at the end.

Brooks Koepka's victory at the US PGA, was his fourth major title in his last eight major starts (missed 2018 Masters).

That essentially means he becomes the fourth player in the modern era to win four or more majors in eight starts.

The others on the list...erm...Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods

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US PGA champion Brooks Koepka said on Sky Sports:

"I'm just glad we didn't have to play any more holes. That was a stressful round of golf.

"I'm glad to have this trophy back in my hands. With the 'DJ' chants, I was aware of what was going on. He did an unbelievable job of putting pressure on me.

"It's incredible, I think I'm still in shock right now."

Players with four career major wins:

1. Old Tom Morris
2. Young Tom Morris
3. Willie Park Sr.
4. Willie Anderson
5. Jim Barnes
6. Bobby Locke
7. Raymond Floyd
8. Ernie Els
9. Rory McIlroy
10. Brooks Koepka

James Bamford: Well I don't think any of us thought Brooks would only win by 2? A great finale to the #PGAChampionship, external

Alex Miceli
US golf reporter on BBC Radio 5 live

I'm a little concerned that he finished the way he finished. But at the end of the day his name is going to be on the trophy.

Anthony Wall
Two-time European Tour winner on BBC Radio 5 live

I think it's incredible to watch Brooks Koepka perform. He trusted himself, he trusted his mind to take stock of what he was doing and put a good finish on. He got it done and sometimes it's about getting it done.

Runner-up Dustin Johnson said:

"With this golf course and this amount of wind, it's definitely one of the tougher days we've played.

"I'm happy with the way I played, I knew it was going to be a big feat to catch Brooks but I definitely gave him a run so I'm happy with that.

"I knew I needed to finish well but I gave it a run and that's all you can ask for.

"I couldn't have asked anymore from the fans. They were on my side and it was a lot of fun. It's why we play golf - to be in these situations.

"Every hole out here is tough. If you weren't spot on today, you were going to struggle."

A couple of fun facts from American golf writer Jason Sobel.

1. The Wanamaker Trophy can hold 43 beers.
2. Brooks Koepka is sponsored by a beer brand.

Anthony Wall
Two-time European Tour winner on BBC Radio 5 live

He was always going to have a wobble, it was just when it came. And it came at the right time because then Dustin Johnson backed off.

Indeed.

Iain Carter
BBC Sport golf correspondent at Bethpage

When you look at that scorecard on the way home, he was seriously rattled. He came home in 39. That was seriously stressful.

Brooks Koepka is absolutely beaming as he strides off the 18th at Bethpage Black.

He stops and gets smacker from girlfriend Jena Sims before marching off to hand in his card at the scorers hut.