Fumbleweed

No. Finau was the pick

Much like Spieth, I'm going with a guy showing little form, but who has a good track record in majors nevertheless. 5.05- Tony Finau

Man, I wanted Lowry or Conners...just a sec.

I realize this starts in two days. Had my daughter's wedding last week, some court proceedings, and my dad in the hospital to cope with alongside trying to get things done for work. To say I haven't had a lot of extra time for anything would be an understatement. That said, I can see a light at the end of the tunnel, so... Golf's second major of the year with arguably its deepest field as well starts on Thursday. I have always enjoyed the PGA Championship as the actual tournament is often more compelling than both the US and British Opens, and it is the only major I have ever attended in person (on three different occasions). This year, the championship returns to Valhalla (Louisville) where Rory prevailed a decade ago. The following is my top ten predictions two days out, which means they're pretty much final. 1. Xander Schauffele- No one knocks on the door more often. Because Scheffler and Rory are distracted (baby, divorce), I think Xander may get it done this time. 2. Collin Morikawa- If ever a player was built to win @ PGA Championship courses/set-ups, it is Morikawa. I think he'll be in the thick of it right up until the very end. 3. Scottie Scheffler- Even a distracted Scottie is good enough for a top-3 finish. What a dominant year it has been for him so far. 4. Max Homa- I really think Max has figured this thing out with respect to majors. I think he could win the US Open later this summer, but for now, I think he'll shine @ Valhalla, too. 5. Rory McIlroy- I know he played great last week, but personal issues (divorce) have a funny way of impeding progress in a game played mostly between the ears. 6. Tommy Fleetwood- Tommy is a poor man's Schauffele. Consistent in majors...nearly always in the mix. With so many players not playing well right now, hard to overlook him here. 7. Tyrrell Hatton- Gotta put a LIV guy in the top ten and why not Hatton who can score like few others in the professional game. PGA is the scorer's major. 8. Ludvig Aberg- Always concerns me when a guy withdraws from the previous tournament, but Aberg's game is going to have him in my top ten lists for years to come. 9. Byeong Hun-An- A top-ten machine this season, An is a guy to watch on the weekend if he can get off to a good start. 10. Taylor Moore- Every major needs a dark horse. We'll go with Moore this time around.

4.05- Jordan Spieth

Must have been a long line...

3.05- Tyrrell Hatton

And, it's probably not even accurate. I lost over 10,000 posts several years ago when the site got messed up.

I know Fleetwood wasn't the top choice here, odds-wise, but so many guys are playing outside of good form that I just wanted someone who actually has displayed good form this year.

2.05- Tommy Fleetwood

I think he meant Cameron Smith

OK. Then what did Stormy Daniels' testimony then have to do with anything?

So, what is Trump actually accused of in this case? Trying to bury a story that cast him in an unfavorable light? Isn't that what all politicians do? Kinda sleazy to be sure, but what is the legal part of that being pursued by prosecutors?

Except that he chose to post it over actually making his pick.

1.05- Xander Schauffele