Scottie Scheffler, after nearly blowing a five-shot lead at Quail Hollow Club on Sunday afternoon in North Carolina, still rallied to pick up a commanding win at the second major championship of the year. Scheffler got to 11-under for the week and ended up taking home a five-shot win over the field.

Scheffler didn't have his best stuff en route to winning the PGA Championship, but his longtime coach explains why it was the best round he's ever played.

6. DeChambeau finished in a tie for second, giving him runner-up results in back-to-back years at the PGA Championship. DeChambeau is just the third player in the PGA’s stroke play era (since 1958) to finish runner-up in consecutive years. The other two are Nicklaus (1964-65) and Dustin Johnson (2019-20).