
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — Welcome to Good, Bad and Ugly, where we’re happy for Aaron Rai even as we wonder what would’ve happened if that bunched leaderboard at the start of the day had led to a 15-way playoff.
But Rai was simply the best player on Sunday afternoon, making an eagle on the 9th hole and four more birdies on the back nine, including a 68-footer for the highlight reel, to slam the door on this 108th PGA Championship. Rai also snapped a 107-year drought for England at the PGA, after Jim Barnes win the first PGA in 1916 and another in 1919. There were plenty of good, bad and ugly moments along the way. Here’s what caught our attention: