What Is the PGA Championship
The PGA Championship is one of the four major championships in professional golf. It is organized by the PGA of America and features the world's top male golfers competing over four rounds of stroke play.
History and Format
The event began in 1916 and has been held at various courses across the United States. The tournament uses a stroke-play format, with the field cut after two rounds. The winner earns a spot in the other three majors and significant world ranking points.
Why the PGA Championship Matters
As a major, the PGA Championship carries major prestige and a large purse. Strong performances can boost a player's career earnings, sponsorship value, and qualification for future events. Official details are available on the PGA Tour website at PGA Tour.
