It's the day after the day-after and it still hurts. Last night I was out to dinner with my family in the quaint town of Mystic and saw highlights of Yang winning the PGA Championship.

Round 3 of the PGA Championship was packed with expectation, excitement and surprise…well, maybe not a whole lot of surprise when you speculate as to at what was going on in the subconscious minds of those chasing the leader. The question is, who really, really wants to play with Tiger on Sunday?

The PGA Tour vs. PGA of America; professional golfer vs. golf professional. 41 years ago they became separate golf organizations, this week you are seeing players from both sides looking to realize their dream of becoming the next PGA champion. Are PGA Tour players really that much better than their cousins, the club pros?

Work is out for the day and both Tiger and Padraig “Paddy” Harrington (who played together again today), are officially off the clock for the day. Of course, the clock we are speaking of is the stop watch of the rules officials. Such a coincidence that Tiger and Paddy are paired together again after last weeks’ debacle caused by the rules officials.

The P.G.A. Championship returns to Minnesota this week, with the Hazeltine National Country Club in Chaska, outside Minneapolis, playing host to the tournament, which runs from August 13th-15th.

Henrik Stenson from Sweden roared from deep in the pack Sunday to post a stellar 66 and nail down a no-doubt victory at TPC Sawgrass golf course. The four-shot triumph is the biggest of the powerful Henrik Stenson's career.

As the 90th PGA Championship tees off, there are storylines a-plenty to follow. How about the youth movement? Rocco? What will Phil do? Can Kenny Perry break through? And that's just for starters.

American Anthony Kim has fired a five-under-par final round of 65 to win the AT&T National golf tournament in Bethesda, Maryland, near Washington, D.C. by two strokes. VOA's Jim Stevenson has more from Congressional Country Club where Kim becomes the first American under age 25 since world number one Tiger Woods to win two U.S. PGA Tour titles in one year.

Popular PGA caddie Steve Duplantis was died Wednesday after being hit by a taxi. Duplantis stepped in front of a taxi while attempting to cross the street.

matching Tiger Woods on the U.S. PGA Tour, which is becoming as predictable as Woods being voted the U.S. PGA Tour player of the year.

US Open Golf - PGA Championship - Early indications Thursday morning are that the thurnderstorms that roared across western Pennsylvania on Wednesday night might have taken some bite out of Oakmont, making greens more receptive and the opportunities for red numbers -- virtually non-existant before the rains - more possible.

Denis Watson won the Senior PGA Championship. Watson, from Zimbabwe, edged Romero by two strokes to win his first title in 23 years and become the first international Senior PGA winner since Gary Player in 1990.