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Hello and welcome to the Fryveg podcast. My name is Garrett Morrison and today we have

takeaways from the 2022 PGA Championship. So it was a somewhat sleepy tournament at Southern

Hills for the first three and a half days. Roy McElroy caught fire on Thursday and then

filled back. Tiger Woods made an incredible effort to sneak under the cut line on Friday,

but by Saturday evening he had withdrawn from the tournament because his body simply

didn't hold up. And on Sunday, the top of the leaderboard was occupied by names like Nito

Pereira, Wills Alatoros, Cameron Young, Matt Fitzpatrick. It seemed like the stars of

the game had pulled a no-show. But then the leaders faltered and Justin Thomas took advantage.

He closed with a 67 and ultimately beat Zalatoros in a playoff. It's Thomas's second major

and second PGA Championship. To cover all that and more, I have three shortage interviews for you.

The first is with Brendan Quinn, a senior writer at the Athletic who is on site at Southern Hills

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