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Complete list of all 105 winners of the PGA Championship

Who will be added to this list in 2024 at Valhalla?

Brooks Koepka won the 105th PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York, for his third PGA title and fifth major in all.

He clinched the two-shot win with a final-round 67 for his third Wanamaker trophy.

He joins Gene Sarazen and Sam Snead with three PGA titles. Only three golfers have won the title more. Koepka also won the PGA in 2018 and 2019.

The 2023 PGA marks the third major he has won in New York, to go along with his 2019 PGA at Bethpage and his 2018 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.

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Here is a complete list of every PGA Championship winner along with the year, course and score.

Year Winner Course Score Total
2023 Brooks Koepka Oak Hill CC 72-66-66-67-271 9 under
2022 Justin Thomas Southern Hills CC 67-67-74-67-275 5 under
2021 Phil Mickelson The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island 70-69-70-73-282 6 under
2020 Collin Morikawa TPC Harding Park 69-69-65-64-267 13 under
2019 Brooks Koepka Bethpage Black 63-65-70-74-272 8 under
2018 Brooks Koepka Bellerive Country Club 69-63-66-66-264 16 under
2017 Justin Thomas Quail Hollow Club 73-66-69-68-276 8 under
2016 Jimmy Walker Baltusrol Golf Club 65-66-68-67-266 14 under
2015 Jason Day Whistling Straits 68-67-66-67-268 20 under
2014 Rory McIlroy Valhalla GC 66-67-67-68-268 16 under
2013 Jason Dufner Oak Hill CC 68-63-71-68-270 10 under
2012 Rory McIlroy The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island 67-75-67-66-275 13 under
2011 Keegan Bradley Atlanta Athletic Club 71-64-69-68-272 8 under
2010 Martin Kaymer Whistling Straits 72-68-67-70-277 11 under
2009 Y.E. Yang Hazeltine National GC 73-70-67-70-280 8 under
2008 Padraig Harrington Oakland Hills CC 71-74-66-66-277 3 under
2007 Tiger Woods Southern Hills CC 71-63-69-69-272 8 under
2006 Tiger Woods Medinah CC 69-68-65-68-270 18 under
2005 Phil Mickelson Baltusrol GC 67-65-72-72-276 4 under
2004 Vijay Singh Whistling Straits 67-68-69-76-280 8 under
2003 Shaun Micheel Oak Hill CC 69-68-69-70-276 4 under
2002 Rich Beem Hazeltine National GC 72-66-72-68-278 10 under
2001 David Toms Atlanta Athletic Club 66-65-65-69-265 15 under
2000 Tiger Woods Valhalla GC 66-67-70-67-270 18 under
1999 Tiger Woods Medinah CC 70-67-68-72-277 11 under
1998 Vijay Singh Sahalee GC 70-66-67-68-271 9 under
1997 Davis Love III Winged Foot 66-71-66-66-269 11 under
1996 Mark Brooks Valhalla GC 68-70-69-70-277 11 under
1995 Steve Elkington Riviera CC 68-67-68-64-267 17 under
1994 Nick Price Southern Hills CC 67-65-70-67-269 11 under
1993 Paul Azinger Inverness Club 69-66-69-68-272 12 under
1992 Nick Price Bellerive CC 70-70-68-70-278 6 under
1991 John Daly Crooked Stick GC 69-67-69-71-276 12 under
1990 Wayne Grady Shoal Creek CC 72-67-72-71-282 6 under
1989 Payne Stewart Kemper Lakes GC 74-66-69-67-276 12 under
1988 Jeff Sluman Oak Tree GC 69-70-68-65-272 12 under
1987 Larry Nelson PGA National 70-72-73-72-287 1 under
1986 Bob Tway Inverness Club 72-70-64-70-276 8 under
1985 Hubert Green Cherry Hills CC 67-69-70-72-278 10 under
1984 Lee Trevino Shoal Creek CC 69-68-67-69-273 15 under
1983 Hal Sutton Riviera CC 65-66-72-71-274 10 under
1982 Raymond Floyd Southern Hills CC 63-69-68-72-272 8 under
1981 Larry Nelson Atlanta Athletic Club 70-66-66-71-273 7 under
1980 Jack Nicklaus Oak Hill CC 70-69-66-69-274 6 under
1979 David Graham Oakland Hills GC 69-68-70-65-272 8 under
1978 John Mahaffey Oakmont CC 75-67-68-66-276 8 under
1977 Lanny Wadkins Pebble Beach Golf Links 69-71-72-70-282 3 under
1976 Dave Stockton Congressional CC 70-72-69-70-281 1 over
1975 Jack Nicklaus Firestone CC 70-68-67-71-276 4 under
1974 Lee Trevino Tanglewood GC 73-66-68-69-276 4 under
1973 Jack Nicklaus Canterbury GC 72-68-68-69-277 7 under
1972 Gary Player Oakland Hills CC 71-71-67-72-281 1 over
1971 Jack Nicklaus PGA National GC 69-69-70-73-281 7 under
1970 Dave Stockton Southern Hills CC 70-70-66-73-279 1 under
1969 Raymond Floyd NCR CC 69-66-67-74-276 8 under
1968 Julius Boros Pecan Valley CC 71-71-70-69-281 1 over
1967 Don January Columbine CC 71-72-70-68-281 7 under
1966 Al Geiberger Firestone CC 68-72-68-72-280 Even
1965 Dave Marr Laurel Valley CC 70-69-70-71-280 4 under
1964 Bobby Nichols Columbus CC 64-71-69-67-271 9 under
1963 Jack Nicklaus Dallas Athletic Club 69-73-69-68-279 5 under
1962 Gary Player Aronimink GC 72-67-69-70-278 2 under
1961 Jerry Barber Olympia Fields CC 69-67-71-70-277 3 under
1960 Jay Hebert Firestone CC 72-67-72-70-281 1 over
1959 Bob Rosburg Minneapolis GC 71-72-68-66-277 3 under
1958 Dow Finsterwald Llanerch CC 67-72-70-67-276 14 under
1957 Lionel Hebert Miami Valley CC d. Dow Finsterwald 2 and 1
1956 Jack Burke Jr. Blue Hill CC d. Ted Kroll 3 and 2
1955 Doug Ford Meadowbrook CC d. Cary Middlecoff 4 and 3
1954 Chick Harbert Keller GC d. Walter Burkemo 4 and 3
1953 Walter Burkemo Birmingham CC d. Felice Torza 2 and 1
1952 Jim Turnesa Big Spring CC d. Chick Harbert 1 up
1951 Sam Snead Oakmont CC d. Walter Burkemo 7 and 6
1950 Chandler Harper Scioto CC d. Henry Williams Jr. 4 and 3
1949 Sam Snead Hermitage CC d. Johnny Palmer 3 and 2
1948 Ben Hogan Norwood Hills CC d. Mike Turnesa 2 and 1
1947 Jim Ferrier Plum Hollow GC d. Chick Harbert 2 and 1
1946 Ben Hogan Portland GC d. Ed Oliver 6 and 4
1945 Byron Nelson Moraine CC d. Sam Byrd 4 and 3
1944 Bob Hamilton Manito G. & CC d. Byron Nelson 1 up
1943 No championship Due to WWII
1942 Sam Snead Seaview CC Jim Turnesa 2 and 1
1941 Vic Ghezzi Cherry Hills CC d. Byron Nelson 38 holes
1940 Byron Nelson Hershey CC d. Sam Snead 1 up
1939 Henry Picard Pomonok CC d. Byron Nelson 37 holes
1938 Paul Runyan Shawnee CC d. Sam Snead 8 and 7
1937 Denny Shute Pittsburgh F.C. d. Harold McSpaden 37 holes
1936 Denny Shute Pinehurst CC d. Jimmy Thomson 3 and 2
1935 Johnny Revolta Twin Hills CC d. Tommy Armour 5 and 4
1934 Paul Runyan Park CC d. Craig Wood 38 holes
1933 Gene Sarazen Blue Mound CC d. Willie Goggin 5 and 4
1932 Olin Dutra Keller GC d. Frank Walsh 4 and 3
1931 Tom Creavy Wannamoisett CC d. Denny Shute 2 and 1
1930 Tommy Armour Fresh Meadows CC d. Gene Sarazen 1 up
1929 Leo Diegel Hillcrest CC d. Johnny Farrell 6 and 4
1928 Leo Diegel Five Farms CC d. Al Espinosa 6 and 5
1927 Walter Hagen Cedar Crest CC d. Joe Turnesa 1 up
1926 Walter Hagen Salisbury G. L. d. Leo Diegel 5 and 3
1925 Walter Hagen Olympia Fields CC d. William Mehlhorn 6 and 5
1924 Walter Hagen French Lick d. James Barnes 2 up
1923 Gene Sarazen Pelham CC d. Walter Hagen 38 holes
1922 Gene Sarazen Oakmont CC d. Emmet French 4 and 3
1921 Walter Hagen Inwood CC d. James M. Barnes 3 and 2
1920 Jock Hutchison Flossmoor CC d. J. Douglas Edgar 1 up
1919 James M. Barnes Engineers CC d. Fred McLeod 6 and 5
1918 No championship Due to WWI
1917 No championship Due to WWI
1916 James M. Barnes Siwanoy CC d. Jock Hutchison 1 up

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Projected top-5 pick Nikola Topić helped off court in Serbia with apparent injury

Projected top-five pick Nikola Topić was helped off the court after suffering an apparent knee injury in Game 1 of the ABA League Finals.

Projected top-five pick Nikola Topić was helped off the court on Monday after suffering an apparent left knee injury with Crvena zvezda in Game 1 of the ABA League Finals.

Topić sustained the non-contact injury in the third quarter against Partizan after landing awkwardly on the court. He remained on the ground for a few moments and eventually had to be assisted off the court to the locker room.

The 18-year-old recently returned after missing four months with a ligament injury to the same knee. The extent of the injury isn’t known or how it will affect his availability for the rest of the series.

Topić was named the ABA League Top Prospect after averaging 15 points, 5.7 assists and 3.4 rebounds on 49.8% shooting from the field in 22 games this season. He joined Nikola Jokić, Goga Bitadze and Nikola Jović as previous players to win the award.

He is projected to be a high pick after dazzling this season in a limited sample size. He brings great size to the next level and is likely more advanced than other prospects, given his professional experience in Serbia, which started when he was 16.

Teams will certainly monitor the latest setback to Topić and determine if it can potentially affect his draft stock. The severity of the injury should become known in the coming days following additional testing and examination.

The 2024 NBA draft will take place June 26-27 in New York City.

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Rumor: Wizards will look to acquire another first-round pick in NBA draft

Armed with two first-round picks in the 2024 NBA draft, the Wizards are reportedly looking to acquire another selection.

Armed with two first-round picks in the 2024 NBA draft, the Washington Wizards are reportedly looking to acquire another selection, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.

The Wizards were awarded the second pick on Sunday in the draft lottery after finishing with the second-worst record in the league (15-67). They also have the 26th pick in the first round, which was acquired in the trade involving Daniel Gafford at the deadline.

They have their highest draft pick since 2010 when they took John Wall with the first pick. They project to have the opportunity to add a potential franchise cornerstone with the second pick and a rotation player later in the first round at No. 26.

Washington is attempting to build through the draft and improve its core of Deni Avdija, Bilal Coulibaly, Corey Kispert, Jordan Poole and Tristan Vukcevic. The front office, led by president Michael Winger, views the upcoming draft as a great opportunity to add to the roster.

After a down season, the Wizards opted to make a change following the midseason firing of Wes Unseld Jr. The team is still in the process of identifying its next head coach, with interim coach Brian Keefe among the candidates.

The organization figures to ramp up its draft preparations following the lottery now that it knows where it will be selecting on June 26. The group will meet with prospects at the combine and host private workouts and interviews throughout the predraft process.

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Draft prospect Bronny James cleared by Fitness-to-Play Panel for NBA

USC guard Bronny James has been medically cleared by a Fitness to Play Panel to be selected in the 2024 NBA draft.

USC guard Bronny James has been medically cleared by a fitness to play panel to be selected in the 2024 NBA draft, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

James was sidelined for four months last year after suffering a cardiac arrest in July. He was diagnosed with an “anatomically and functionally significant congenital heart defect.” He eventually debuted with the Trojans on Dec. 10 after missing the first 11 games of the season.

The 19-year-old was ineligible to play or practice in the NBA until receiving clearance from a panel of three physicians. The panel reportedly unanimously approved him, clearing him to participate in the draft combine this week in Chicago, Illinois.

James announced on April 5 that he would test the draft and enter the NCAA transfer portal following the departure of USC head coach Andy Enfield. He has until May 29 to either keep his name in the draft or withdraw and return to college next season for his sophomore year.

He averaged 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists on 36.6% shooting from the field in 25 games with the Trojans. He scored in double figures three times, including a season-high 15 points and three assists on Dec. 30 in a loss to Oregon State.

James’ draft stock should become clearer after the combine. He is expected to participate in 5-on-5 scrimmages and other related on-court activities against the top prospects beginning Tuesday.

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Photos: Bloodiest battles in BKFC history

They said gloves are meant to protect the hands not the head – but these photos say otherwise. Check them out, if you dare.

They say gloves are meant to protect the hands not the head – but these photos say otherwise. Check out the nastiest and bloodiest battles in BKFC history in the gallery below – if you dare. (Photos courtesy of BKFC)

Creighton senior Ryan Kalkbrenner withdraws from NBA draft, combine

Creighton senior Ryan Kalkbrenner has withdrawn from the 2024 NBA draft and will not attend the draft combine in Chicago.

Creighton senior Ryan Kalkbrenner has withdrawn from the 2024 NBA draft and will not attend the draft combine in Chicago, Illinois, the league announced on Saturday.

Kalkbrenner declared for the draft this year while maintaining his college eligibility. He was still expected to test the predraft process after announcing on May 1 that he would utilize his fifth year of college and return to Creighton for the 2024-25 season.

The 7-footer, who also tested the draft last year, was among the 78 prospects invited to the combine this week. He will instead skip the event and be replaced by Washington State junior Jaylen Wells.

Kalkbrenner was named the Big East Defensive Player of the Year for a third straight season, averaging 17.3 points, 7.6 rebounds, 3.1 blocks and 1.3 assists on 64.6% shooting from the field. He ranked second in the country in blocks per game and seventh in field-goal percentage.

He became the third Big East player to win the award at least three times, joining Patrick Ewing (four times; 1982-1985) and Alonzo Mourning (three times; 1989-1990, 1992). He became the first Creighton player since 1985 to have at least 100 blocks in a season (107).

With their defensive anchor back, the Bluejays add No. 38 prospect Jackson McAndrew and No. 64 prospect Larry Johnson to the roster for the upcoming season. The program also signed Ty Davis, the 25th-ranked combo guard in the class.

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Photos: Ronda Rousey through the years

Check out these photos of former UFC champion and UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey through the years.

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Kansas’ Bill Self: Johnny Furphy will probably stay in the NBA draft

Furphy was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman team after averaging nine points, 4.9 rebounds and one assist on 46.6% shooting from the field.

Kansas head coach Bill Self revealed this week he believes Johnny Furphy will remain in the 2024 NBA draft after a productive freshman campaign with the Jayhawks.

Furphy, who was born in Australia, was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman team after averaging nine points, 4.9 rebounds and one assist on 46.6% shooting from the field. He scored in double figures 14 times, including a season-high 23 points and 11 rebounds on Jan. 22.

The 6-foot-9 guard declared for the draft on April 16 while maintaining his remaining college eligibility. He played a larger role for the team over the second half of the season, starting in 18 of the last 19 games, and established himself as a likely first-round pick.

Self, speaking with college basketball reporter Andy Katz in an interview that ran on X, formerly known as Twitter, isn’t expecting Furphy to return to the program next season.

Johnny probably had a better freshman year than what anyone would ever imagine, so he is in the draft. Chances are, I think, that he’ll probably stay in the draft because I think he’ll go in the first round.

Furphy is considered a potential first-round pick, given his ability to score, run the floor, finish at the rim and cut on offense. He was among the 78 prospects invited to the draft combine, which will be held May 12-19 in Chicago, Illinois.

The 19-year-old will also participate in Australia’s training camp before the 2024 Olympic Games in July. He was among the 22 players named to the preliminary roster, joining Josh Giddey, Joe Ingles, Patty Mills and Matisse Thybulle.

He has until May 29 to withdraw from the draft and return to school.

While the Jayhawks are bracing for losing Furphy, they return All-American Hunter Dickinson and starters Dajuan Harris Jr. and K.J. Adams. The program is also adding No. 11 prospect Flory Bidunga and Rylen Griffin (Alabama) and AJ Storr (Wisconsin) via the transfer portal.

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Report: Villanova sophomore Mark Armstrong worked out with Hawks

Villanova guard Mark Armstrong will forgo his remaining college eligibility and remain in the 2024 NBA draft.

Villanova guard Mark Armstrong will forgo his remaining college eligibility and remain in the 2024 NBA draft, the sophomore announced Monday on Instagram.

Armstrong averaged 8.4 points, 2.4 assists and 2.3 rebounds on 41.7% shooting from the field in 34 games this past season. He led the Wildcats in assists (83) and scored in double figures 12 times, including a season-high 24 points on Jan. 15 a loss to Marquette.

The 20-year-old will leave the program after appearing in 68 over two seasons. He was voted to the Big East All-Freshmen team last year by the league coaches after averaging 5.3 points, two rebounds and one assist in 34 games.

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Armstrong was among the 45 players invited to the 2024 NBA G League Elite Camp May 11-12 at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois. He will have the opportunity to showcase himself in front of executives and scouts in scrimmages, measurements and other related drills.

The 20-year-old also reportedly participated in a predraft workout with the Atlanta Hawks on Monday, according to Adam Zagoria of NJ.com. Armstrong is expected to resume private workouts with teams after the G League Elite Camp.

The 2024 NBA draft will take place June 26-27 in New York City.

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USA TODAY High School Sports Stars of the Week: Lauren Machan, Kaden Magwood, Tyran Stokes, AJ Dybantsa, Jelani Watkins

The USA TODAY High School Sports staff unveils the Stars of Week for May 6, 2024.

The USA TODAY HSS staff’s “Stars of the Week” picks begin with a softball standout before heading to the hardwood action at the Nike EYBL, where three dynamic ballers turned heads this past week. The top nod, however, goes to a Texas track star — who should have the LSU Tigers’ football fan base incredibly excited for what’s ahead. 

Standing-O to these five high school athletes who put on a show over the past week…

– Lauren Machan, Chittenango (N.Y.)/Newtown Rock (16U)

– Kaden Magwood, Team Loaded (VA) (Nike EYBL)

– Tyran Stokes, Oakland Soldiers (Nike EYBL)

– AJ Dybantsa, Oakland Soldiers (Nike EYBL)

– Jelani Watkins, Atascocita (Texas)

Note from the HSS team: To possibly have an athlete featured in our weekly selection, DM the highlight videos to USA TODAY High School Sports on Instagram or Twitter.