
Scheffler shares US PGA lead as Aronimink bites back
As many of the world's best struggle at the US PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler - the world's very best - is among a select few to get change out of Aronimink.
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As many of the world's best struggle at the US PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler - the world's very best - is among a select few to get change out of Aronimink.

S. ABINGTON TWP. – It is never easy for Abington Heights boys’ tennis coach Art Comstock to have players opposing each other vying for a District 2 title and a trip to the state championship tournament. No matter how many times he must sit through the scenario, which has become more common than one

A controversial non-conforming driver in one US PGA Championship. A ruinous non-performing driver in the very next. Do not talk to Rory McIlroy about turning up at the season’s second major as the reigning Masters champion only to see his supposedly favourite club recoil and smash his challenge firm

Patrick Reed got off to a fine start in the PGA Championship at Aronimink on Thursday. Reed posted an opening-round 68 and sits just one stroke off the lead with three rounds left to play.

Scottie Scheffler was among seven golfers to fire matching 67s, earning a share of the lead through Thursday's first round of the PGA Championship.

Bishop Gorman will host St. John Bosco in an early-season matchup in August that will have an impact on the national title race.

Scheffler, world No. 1 and winner of four major championships, has never led a major championship after Round 1.

The Ontario Warriors now have 38 home runs on the season surpassing the 2023 team's record of 35.

Just 32 of 156 players are under par after Round 1.