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SHOCKING NEWS GOLF!! Rory McIlroy’s wife was banned from attending the 2025 PGA Championship by the PGA due to disrespectful comments made about a golf legend and the tournament.

On May 15, 2025, the PGA Championship officially started at Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, North Carolina, attracting the attention of global golf fans. This event is not only one of the four prestigious Major tournaments but also marks the return of the famous golf course, once a place to witness the impressive victory of Rory Mcilroy. However, this year’s tournament was shaded by a scandal on the margins of Mcilroy’s wife, who was banned from attending because of disrespectful statements targeting a golf legend and the tournament. This incident has sparked a lot of controversy, making the atmosphere before the relief.

On the pitch, the world’s leading golfers quickly affirmed their position. Jhonattan Vegas led after the first round with an impressive achievement of -7, followed by Cameron Davis and Ryan Gerard with -5. Mcilroy, which was expected greatly thanks to his four -time achievement in Quail Hollow, had a stable start but not really breakthrough. Meanwhile, names like Scottie Scheffler, Bryson Dechambeau and Brooks Koepka also showed a formidable performance, promising a fierce race in the remaining three days. Xander Schauffele, the defending champion, is still a heavy candidate despite being under pressure from fierce competition.

Another highlight of the tournament is the presence of 20 professional golfers from PGA of America, in which Tyler Collet, who has just won the PGA Professional Championship, is special attention. Michael Block, the name that caused a fever in 2023, also returned in the hope of recreating miracles. However, the absence of Sahith Theegala due to the wrist injury has left regret, although Alex Smalley promptly spot and performed not bad on the day of the army.

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