Rory McIlroy's rally on second 9 saves him for weekend at PGA; made 4 birdies in final 5 holes

It's not quite a castle, but you can own the house that golf's King lived in for nearly six decades.

John Daly and his bum right knee rode away from the PGA Championship happy to get the chance to play, even with the aid of a cart that caused some controversy

PGA Championship 2019: Rees Jones is known for making golf courses difficult. His answer on low scores at Bethpage might surprise you

The official yardage book given to competitors at The Blessings Golf Club depicted greens on 10 of the 18 holes that were too big under new Rules of Golf guidelines

Stuart FranklinPlaying in the featured group at a PGA Tour event is both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, fans will get to see all your shots during a good round. On the other, fans will get to see all your shots during a bad round. There's also the chance they'll see everything you do during the day. And we mean everything.
RELATED: The art of taking a leak on the golf course
Jon Rahm found this out the hard way during Friday's second round of the 2019 PGA Championship. On top of the Spaniard struggling mightily at Bethpage Black, cameras caught him scampering into the trees to take a leak while playing partner Dustin Johnson lined up a shot on the par-5 fourth hole.
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Now THAT's streaming coverage.
We love seizing moments in which tour pros are just like us and there's nothing more relatable than not being able to hold it until you get back to the clubhouse. And what makes it even better (for us week..

President Trump apparently had a good day at the golf course, posting a recent 68 to the USGA GHIN system.

Golf Digest's J.D. Cuban captures the action from the 101st PGA Championship

The Baltimore Orioles stink. Baseball fans know this. Even Orioles fans like one of my co-workers who shall remain nameless to save him more embarrassment knows this. And certainly, Las Vegas knows this, which is why Vegas set their over/under for wins this season at 59.5. That means they could lose 100 games and still hit the over!
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At least, the Orioles are (slightly) ahead of pace to beat their pathetic total of 47 wins last season. But with a record of 14 and 29 so far this season, you have to be feeling pretty confident right now if you bet on the under—especially with boneheaded plays like what happened during Thursday's loss to the Cleveland Indians.
It started with a Jason Kipnis grounder that should have resulted in an inning-ending double play. Instead, Baltimore botched it so badly that no outs were recorded and a run scored. Seriously, this is Little League stuff right here. Check it out:
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