The PGA Championship commences Thursday. Who will claim the Wanamaker Trophy? Who will leave dejected? Who might surprise along the way? The GolfChannel.com team is on-site at Quail Hollow Club and offers up some answers to the pressing questions at the year’s second major.

Jon Rahm would not rule out the possibility of swapping parts of his game for those of some of his colleagues to improve his chances at the PGA Championship.

The second major of the PGA Tour season is here, and we're breaking down the best bets for the 2025 PGA Championship.

While Rory McIlroy is clearly the man to beat at the 2025 PGA Championship, he faces a solid group of contenders.

Despite being sidelined by an Achilles injury, Tiger Woods' legacy remains unmatched, thanks to his double back-to-back PGA Championships.

The PGA Championship kicks off Thursday, and Tiger Woods will be absent. Here's the latest on Woods' status and how to watch golf's second major.

You can tune in to ESPN+ for streaming coverage of the PGA Championship Thursday through Sunday, and Paramount+ on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. CBS and ESPN are both also available with subscriptions to Hulu with Live TV, Fubo, and DirecTV.

To identify PGA Championship contenders, we can combine current form with what we know about one of the PGA Tour’s stickier courses: Quail Hollow in Charlotte.

The putter is vibing, he won the PGA here in 2017, and he has finished second, first and T-2 in his past three non-Augusta starts, and he never plays well at the Masters. Keith Stewart, PGA, Read The Line: Bryson DeChambeau (+950,

Underestimate them at your own risk: The Pacers are back in the Eastern Conference finals, finishing off the Cavaliers with a 114-105 Game 5 win. Indiana is the only team to make the conference finals as a No. 4 seed or worse in consecutive years since the 1984 playoffs expansion.