This week European Tour Weekly travels to Wisconsin for the final major of the year, the US PGA Championship which returns to the daunting Whistling Straits layout, venue for the 2020 Ryder Cup. ETW will be on range with the views and thoughts of the players as Europe’s best attempt to emulate Graeme McDowell’s success at the previous major on American soil, the US Open.
At last year’s US PGA, Y. E. Yang made golfing history at Heseltine National in Minnesota when he became the first Asian player to win a major championship, and the first player to overturn a 54 hole lead by Tiger. ETW talks to the talented Korean ahead of his defence of the Wannamaker trophy.
Our review this week is also from American, from Ohio, and the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. ETW will bring you the best of the action from Firestone Country Club.
Whilst in Akron ETW spent a day with Sweden’s Michael Jonzon whose first win in 12 years at the Castello Masters Costa Azahar qualified him for a tee spot in his first Word Golf Championship event. ETW talks to the 37 year who was struggling to keep his card until his win in Spain.
Together with all of the latest news and statistics from the Tour, this completes another edition of European Tour Weekly.
