PGA Championship Photos
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Tiger Woods
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Tiger Woods lost control of his game — and the grip on his driver — en route to shooting a personal-PGA-worst 7-over 77 in the opening round on Thursday.
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Phil Mickelson
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Phil Mickelson was solid but not spectacular, shooting an Even-par 280 for the week, good for a T19 finish and a little over $81,000 in prize money.
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Ian Poulter
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After years of big talk, Ian Poulter has yet to walk the walk in major championships. Add a T39 finish to the drab resume of the notoriously loud dresser.
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Ross Fisher
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Ross Fisher needed two shots to escape the sand at No. 18, as his ball rolled right back onto the beach after this attempt.
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Steve Stricker
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Steve Stricker carded a course-record 7-under 63 on Thursday. But the Wisconsin native failed to win his first major championship, settling for a T12 finish instead.
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Jason Day
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One of the exciting young players on Tour, Jason Day disappointed at "Glory's Last Shot" — missing the cut by one stroke after runner-up finishes at this year's Masters and U.S. Open.
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Adam Scott
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Adam Scott was unable to take back-to-back tournaments — after winning the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. But he and caddy Steve Williams did team up for a solo seventh-place finish while Tiger presumably watched at home on TV.
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Rory McIlroy
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The reigning U.S. Open champion injured his wrist after hitting a root with an iron on the third hole of the PGA Championship. But young Rory McIlroy showed the heart of a champion, wrapping and icing the wrist for four painful days in Atlanta.
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Matteo Manassero
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The 18-year-old Italian phenom Matteo Manassero wowed the crowd with a 2-under 68 on Thursday before finishing a solid T37 in his PGA Championship debut.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez
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The Mechanic needed a tune up on Sunday at Atlanta Athletic Club, as Miguel Angel Jimenez shot a 7-over 77 to take himself out of contention.
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Jason Dufner
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The man appropriately named Dufner fell apart after hitting the water on No. 15. After shooting a cool, calm and collected 4-under through 14 holes on Sunday, Jason Dufner collapsed to shoot 3-over on Nos. 15-18. Then, the Auburn alum fell to PGA Champion Keegan Bradley in a three-hole playoff.
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Keegan Bradley
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The emotional 25-year-old rookie Keegan Bradley celebrated a victory in his major championship debut — joining 2003 British Open champ Ben Curtis and 1913 U.S. Open winner Francis Ouimet as the only men to start 1-for-1 in majors.
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Wanamaker Trophy
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The son of a PGA pro and the nephew of a World Golf Hall of Famer, Keegan Bradley is the latest name to be engraved on the PGA Championship's iconic Wanamaker Trophy.
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