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In just his second major championship, Mito Pereira leads the US PGA Championship going into the final round.

Prior to the 2022 US PGA Championship, Cile’s Mito Pereira had only played in one major championship – a missed cut at the 2019 US Open.

While yet to win on the PGA Tour, Pereira gets his chance to make history tomorrow, going into the final round at 9-under par, three shots ahead of Matt Fitzpatrick and Will Zalatoris.

The 2022 US PGA Championship arrives at Southern Hills in Minnesota and FoxSports and Kayo have the live broadcast.

Eight Australians including Adam Scott, Jason Day, Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman are part of the confirmed field for the second major of 2022, the US PGA Championship.

It seems every week there are new developments and controversies about the new Saudi-backed LIV Golf Tour.

Phil Mickelson is yet to resurface following his comments, and won’t be defending his trophy at the US PGA Championship.

And now Greg Norman is losing friends and fans after his recent comments about the new league he represents.

Three late birdies have delivered Minjee Lee the seventh LPGA Tour title of her career at the Cognizant Founders Cup at Upper Montclair Country Club in New Jersey.

Media release

A one-shot leader at the start of the final round, Lee had to battle through struggles with her normally stellar iron play to stave off a charging Lexi Thompson, holing a three-foot birdie putt at the 72nd hole for a closing two-under 70, a 19-under total and a two-shot victory.

The Golf Doctor reminds us to keep those negative thoughts at bay on the golf course.

And while it’s easier said than done, Brian does a great job of giving us a few tips on keeping the mind positive or at least neutral while playing some difficult golf shots.

Adam Scott interviewing Fred Couples on the range is not something we were expecting to see.

We just stumbled across this 10-minute chat between Fred Couples and Adam Scott that looks to be part of a series of videos and podcasts from a new thing (perhaps an app?)

Harrison Endycott was not ever sure he would win in the United States, or ever win again for that matter.

Media release via PGA Tour

The 25-year-old Australian last won in 2016, when he was still an amateur, and Endycott described much of his roughly five-year professional career as “frustrating” multiple times this week.

I just wanted to direct you all to this considerate article by Rod Morri over at Golf Australia: Golf. A Rich Person’s Sport?

It came about on the back of a tweet about the inaccurate link between golf and wealth.

“Disappointingly, a small minority took the bait and reacted with abuse (hardly helpful to improving the image of the game they profess to love) but an encouraging majority instead attempted to engage with reasoned and reasonable responses.