PGA Championship at a glance

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — Early on Saturday afternoon, on the other side of Bethpage Black from where Brooks Koepka was continuing to bludgeon the field, a fan caught a glimpse of a leader board. “Brooks Koepka is FOURTEEN under?! The guy has no chill!” Usually, Koepka is criticized for being too chill. But now he was being knocked for having no chill? New York sports fans can be tough to please.
RELATED: What it was like behind the ropes on Saturday at Bethpage Black
Koepka, wound up giving a couple of those strokes back during his third round, but he finished the day with a PGA Championship record seven-shot lead. No chill, indeed. And no mercy. More like Brooks ROMPka, am I right?
Anyway, unless Koepka has the biggest collapse in golf history, he'll be doing biceps curls with the Wanamaker Trophy again on Sunday night. But just because there probably won't be any drama over the final 18 holes, doesn't mean you should rip up your final-round tickets. Here are 9 reasons fans ..

Maybe no one is going to catch Brooks Koepka at the PGA Championship, but the rest of the field still has plenty to play for

With Brooks Koepka firmly in control, golfers find other motivations.

Jordan Spieth's third round in the final group of the PGA Championship with runaway leader Brooks Koepka will have to speak for itself

Spieth refuses interview after 3rd round of PGA Championship; shot a 72 including 2 birdies, 2 bogeys and double bogey

Dustin Johnson blows chance to go head to head vs Koepka in final round of PGA Championship with bogey on No. 18

What he lacks in charisma Brooks Koepka makes up for in excellence, as evidenced by the seven-shot lead he carries into Sunday.

Darren Carroll(Photo by Darren Carroll/PGA of America via Getty images)FARMINGDALE, N.Y.—Brooks Koepka wore an all-black ensemble to Bethpage on Saturday as if he were going to a funeral. Which he was, having buried the field through two days at the PGA Championship in record-setting fashion. While Koepka didn't throw the final dirt on the grave during the third round, he didn't re-open the casket either, maintaining a whopping seven-shot advantage heading into Sunday.
That type of lead is as close to a lock as one can get in professional golf; the engraver likely already inscribed Koepka's name back on the Wanamaker. However, there are 18 holes left to play, and according to our research, it is feasible for Koepka to blow this bad boy. Here are the 11 highly plausible ways that Brooks can lose the PGA on Sunday.
He misses his tee time due to traffic
The Long Island Expressway is an oxymoron, and as we saw this week, the PGA of America doesn't mess around with promp..

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — The 2019 PGA Championship's auspicious timing was a hot topic coming into this week's tournament at Bethpage Black. Having moved up to a May spot on the calendar, the event suddenly became the epicenter of the sports world with Tiger Woods chasing a potential calendar Grand Slam. But while the Big Cat cleared out for the weekend, the weather cleared up for what previously had been a miserable spring in New York. The PGA's great timing had struck again in the form of a positively glorious Saturday.
In other words, it was a great day for day drinking. And you better believe the fans took advantage.
“Holy sh*#! Brooks is SEVEN up now?!” shouted one man double-fisting bottles of Brooks' favorite beer, Michelob Ultra. At least, the beer Brooks is paid to say is his favorite. The fan was right. However, Koepka was still an hour away from teeing off in his third round. His lead had been seven since Friday evening. At least he hadn't mistaken Matt F..