- England's Aaron Rai, aged 31, secured his maiden major title with a stunning victory at the PGA Championship held at Aronimink Golf Club.
- Rai became the first English winner of the prestigious event in over a century, since 1919, ending a decade of American dominance in the championship.
- The world number 44 from Wolverhampton delivered a sublime five-under 65 in the final round, ultimately finishing three shots clear of the competitive field.
- His triumph earned him the Wanamaker Trophy and a substantial $3.69m (£2.76m) prize, marking the greatest moment of his career.
- The dramatic final round saw Rai overcome a congested leaderboard, making a crucial eagle putt and an astounding 69-foot birdie putt on the 17th hole to seal his historic win, with Jon Rahm finishing in second place.
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