PGA championship 2025 Ranking Live: Latest results as Rory McIlroy in round 1 fights

One of the feature groups of the day is a difficult time out there. Justin Thomas – here in the current form a lot of question – is already four over six holes over a nominal value and looks full, while Collin is Morikawa +2. The leader under the trio is Dustin Johnson on level par.

No words from Rory McIlroy this evening after skipping media tasks. Instead, he went within reach to work on his game – and you can bet that his driver gets serious training.

The US Ryder Cup captain almost imitated its European counterpart with an excellent round and ended the day another back on three under.

“I played very, very well,” said Bradley. “I just drove a bad trip with nine, otherwise I hit every shot that I wanted to meet.”

Jordan Spieth gives his birdie Putt a good start in fourth, but it only whistles wide and he stays on a par. Ludvig Aberg leaves it from a similar distance, and this birdie brings him back.

Ryan Gerard Cards 66 to put the new clubhouse on five under par, and the strange part is that it will be frustrated with this score after it was 17 and 18 to be muddy, which was a breathtaking nine.

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An entertaining group that contains Bryson Dechambeau, Viktor Hovland and Gary Woodland are up to second place and until second place, where Dechamea is only a curly bird putt from 12 feet that stays high.

Dustin Johnson Birdies the Par-Drei fourth to pull you under one, while his playful partner Justin Thomas has supported the ship after taking three shots through the second and third holes.

Therefore, Rory McIlroy will probably start two shots from the tour of the day. It is not insurmountable, but he has to return with a completely different game tomorrow to create low points and to spend the ranking.

A disappointing end of a disappointing round for Mcilroy, which ends with a bogey to end the day on four via par. Today he was simply out of the tee to score well.

Schauffele pars for a 72, so it is Scottie Scheffler who wins with a birdie for 69 in the star group, which is under par overnight.

Stephan Jaeger Bogeys The Last reached the clubhouse 67 and joined a few players on four with each other. A good day for the Germans, despite this late blip.