2108 Pga Championship

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2108 Pga Championship

The 100th PGA Championship takes place at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis, Mo.

Defending champion Justin Thomas and four-time winner Tiger Woods lead a field that grew by one this week with Chilean golfer Joaquín Niemann.

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Niemann got his invitation to play in the PGA Championship Tuesday, his father confirmed to Golf Channel Latin America. Niemann is the No. 167 golfer in the world and will be the first Chilean golfer ever to play in the major.

Here is a field list for the 2018 PGA Championship, via PGA.com.

The numbers in parentheses indicate the categories or categories a player earned an exemption into the field. The final field will be determined on July 29.

2018 PGA Championship: Field list, players

(NOTE: This list is not complete)

Exemption 1: All former PGA champions

Rich Beem (1)
Keegan Bradley (1)
John Daly (1)
Jason Day, Australia (1, 5, 7, 11)
Jason Dufner (1)
Padraig Harrington, Ireland (1)
Martin Kaymer, Germany (1, 3, 10)
Davis Love III (1)
Rory McIlroy, Northern Ireland (1, 4, 10, 11)
Shaun Micheel (1)
Phil Mickelson (1, 10, 11)
Vijay Singh, Fiji (1)
Justin Thomas (1, 7, 11)
Jimmy Walker (1, 10)
Tiger Woods (1)
Y.E. Yang, South Korea (1)

Exemption 2: Last 5 Masters champions

Sergio Garcia, Spain (2, 10)
Patrick Reed (2, 7, 10, 11)
Jordan Spieth (2, 3, 4, 10)
Bubba Watson (2, 11)
Danny Willett, England (2, 10)

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Exemption 3: Last 5 U.S. Open champions

Dustin Johnson (3, 7, 10, 11)
Brooks Koepka (3, 7, 10, 11)

Exemption 4: Last 5 Open Championship winners

Zach Johnson (4, 10)
Francesco Molinari (7, 11)
Henrik Stenson, Sweden (4, 7, 10, 11)

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Exemption 5: Last 3 Players Championship winners

Si-woo Kim, South Korea (5)
Webb Simpson (5, 11)

Exemption 6: 2018 Senior PGA champion

Paul Broadhurst, England (6)

Exemption 7: Top 15 and ties in the 2017 PGA Championship

Scott Brown (7)
Paul Casey, England (7, 11)
Rickie Fowler (7, 10)
James Hahn (7)
Brian Harman (7)
Kevin Kisner (7)
Matt Kuchar (7, 10)
Marc Leishman, Australia (7, 11)
Hideki Matsuyama, Japan (7)
Francesco Molinari, Italy (7, 11)
Ryan Moore (7, 10)
Louis Oosthuizen, South Africa (7)
Jordan Smith, England (7)
Chris Stroud (7)

Exemption 8: Top 20 low scores in the 2018 PGA Professional Championship

Danny Balin (8)
Rich Berberian (8)
Michael Block (8)
Matt Borchert (8)
Craig Bowden (8)
Matt Dobyns (8)
Jaysen Hansen (8)
Craig Hocknull (8)
Marty Jertson (8)
Zach J. Johnson (8)
Ben Kern (8)
Johan Kok (8)
Sean McCarty (8)
David Muttitt (8)
Jason Schmuhl (8)
Brian Smock (8)
Bob Sowards (8)
Omar Uresti (8)
Ryan Vermeer (8)
Shawn Warren (8)

Exemption 9: Top 70 in PGA Championship points, not otherwise exempt

TBD

Exemption 10: 2016 U.S. and European Ryder Cup teams

Justin Rose, England (10, 11)
Rafa Cabrera-Bello, Spain (10)
Matthew Fitzpatrick, England (10)
J.B. Holmes (10)
Thomas Pieters, Belgium (10)
Brandt Snedeker (10)
Andy Sullivan, England (10)
Lee Westwood, England (10)
Chris Wood, England (10)

Exemption 11: Winners on the PGA Tour since the 2017 PGA Championship

Ryan Armour (11)
Patrick Cantlay (11)
Austin Cook (11)
Bryson DeChambeau (11)
Brice Garnett (11)
Billy Horschel (11)
Patton Kizzire (11)
Satoshi Kodaira, Japan (11)
Andrew Landry (11)
Troy Merritt (11)
Kevin Na (11)
Pat Perez (11)
Scott Piercy (11)
Ted Potter, Jr. (11)
Ian Poulter, England (11)
Jon Rahm, Spain (11)
Xander Schauffele (11)
Brendan Steele (11)
Aaron Wise (11)
Gary Woodland (11)

Exemption 12: Special Invites

Joaquín Niemann (12)

Exemption 13: Players beyond the top 70 to fill the field

TBD

2108 Pga Championship

The final major of the season and the last chance to pick up one of golf’s most coveted prizes, sets the 2018 PGA Championship to be the blockbuster ending for those who tee it up.

How will 2018 play out?

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A brief history of the PGA Championship

The PGA Championship holds the honour of being the final major men’s championship played during the season.

Established in 1916, it is organised by the Professional Golfers Association of America.

The first PGA Championship was held at Siwanoy Country Club in New York 1916, and was won by Englishman Jim Barnes.

He received $500 and a gold medal donated by Rodman Wanamaker.

Every player in the field plays for the coveted Wanamaker Trophy, with the eventual champion taking home a replica trophy, for a year.

Originally a matchplay style tournament, it now follows a 72-hole stroke play format over four days, from Thursday to Sunday.

Winning the PGA Championship proves to bring great security to any player. Its ensures automatic invitations to play in the other three majors for the next five years.

The champion receives membership on the PGA and European Tours for the following five seasons.

Did you know…

Walter Hagen and Jack Nicklaus hold the record for most PGA Championship titles with five each – Hagen in the matchplay era and Nicklaus in stroke play.

Tiger Woods has four titles with his first coming in 1999 where he beat Sergio Garcia by a stroke in 2007.

Gene Sarazen is the youngest winner of the Wanamaker in 1922 at 20 years and 5 months old. With the oldest being Julius Boros in 1968 at 48 years and 4 months old.

Rory McIlroy has the largest margin of victory, where he won by eight shots in 2012 at Kiawah Island, beating the previous record of seven held by Jack Nicklaus.

Where is the 2018 PGA Championship?

For the second time, the PGA Championship will return to Bellerive Country Club.

The PGA of America has selected Bellerive Country Club of St. Louis, one of America’s most storied venues, to serve as the site of the 2018 PGA Championship.

The course was founded in 1897 and officially designed by Robert Trent Jones.

Along with Old Warson, Westwood and St. Louis country clubs it’s considered one of the ‘big four’ elite St. Louis clubs.

After its remodel in 1960 the course hosted it’s first USGA Championship, the 1965 US Open won by Gary Player.

Since then it has gone on to host the 2013 Senior PGA Championship and will host the 100th PGA Championship in 2018.

When is the 2017 PGA Championship?

9 Aug 2018 – 12 Aug 2018

PGA Championship tickets are sold solely through a free, PGA online registration process.

Who is the reigning PGA champion?

2018 Pga Championship Attendance Figures

Justin Thomas toppled the mighty Quail Hollow for his first major title in 2017.

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Read more from the 2017 PGA Championship on NCG’s dedicated site.