Sensational Scheffler seizes control of US PGA Championship
World number one Scottie Scheffler will take a three-shot lead into the final round at the US PGA Championship after a stunning six-under-par round on Saturday. Source: BBC
What is a 'non-conforming' driver in golf?
BBC Sport NI speak to Golf Digest journalist and equipment expert Luke Kerr-Dineen to figure out what happened with Rory McIlroy's driver at the US PGA Championship. Source: BBC
Lowry and Hatton swear in outbursts at US PGA
A furious Shane Lowry lashed out at the course and Tyrrell Hatton swore at his own club as tempers frayed at the US PGA Championship. Source: BBC
Vegas leads from Fitzpatrick as McIlroy makes US PGA cut
Jhonattan Vegas leads by two shots at the halfway mark of the US PGA Championship, although some top names are in the chasing pack at Quail Hollow. Source: BBC
What is a mud ball? Scheffler frustrated at US PGA Championship
Scottie Scheffler struggled on the opening day of the US PGA Championship because of mud balls - but what are they? Source: BBC
McIlroy 10 behind at US PGA as Ryder Cup captains impress
Venezuela's Jhonattan Vegas leads the US PGA Championship with several European players close behind, but Rory McIlroy endures a tough start. Source: BBC
'I always struggle around here' – Lowry on disappointing first day
Shane Lowry says he struggled to get to grips with the course at the Quail Hollow after a disappointing first round at the US PGA Championship. Source: BBC
Watch: McIlroy practises before US PGA challenge
Masters champion Rory McIlroy hits the range at Quail Hollow before the opening round of the US PGA Championship. Source: BBC
What is a birdie, eagle and albatross? Golf terms explained
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains the key terms in golf, their definitions and origins. Source: BBC
McIlroy keen for 'more highlights' after Masters win
Rory McIlroy says he wants to "create more highlights" after completing the career Grand Slam - but admits the feeling of winning the Masters may never be beaten. Source: BBC