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Aaron Rai shot 65 in the final round to win the 108th PGA Championship.
Lottie Woad has seized the Kroger Queen City Championship after a competitive final round in Cincinnati. It was quite a turn-around for the 22-year-old Woad who missed the cut last week in New Jersey after posting a +13 after two rounds.
Justin Thomas, who sat on the clubhouse lead at Aronimink for more than an hour on Sunday, told reporters he learned his lesson the hard way 10 years ago in Hartford where he found himself praying for anything but a playoff.
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