Some of golf's leading lights were in attendance at Quail Hollow on Tuesday as Xander Schauffele hosted his PGA Champions Dinner, but Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson were nowhere to be seen

At 37 years old, Jason Day is playing fantastic golf in 2025. He finished tied for eighth at The Masters and has two more top-10 finishes and another top-20. This week's PGA Championship at Quail Hollow presents a challenge for Day at 7,

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Ten years on from his unforgettable PGA Championship victory, the odds are once again stacked against Jason Day. This time, it is a disc herniation in his neck. An injury that can take anywhere from two weeks to several months to overcome, depending on the severity, that forced Day out of last week’s Truist Championship.

PGA Tour superstar and former World No.1 Jason Day has confirmed he is dealing with a neck injury ahead of the PGA Championship.

Since 2024 began, Xander Schauffele is the only golfer to outgain Bryson DeChambeau in strokes against the field in major championships. Starting with the 2024 Masters, the 31-year-old has finished T6 at the Masters, T2 at the PGA Championship, first at the U.S. Open and T5 at the 2025 Masters.

Former PGA Championship winner Jason Day has withdrawn from the Truist Championship this weekend. The Signature Event was slated to involve the world number 32, but he has been suffering from a disc herniation in his neck.

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Jason Day will aim for another win in the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club with +9000 odds to take the top spot. He won the tournament in 2015 at Whistling Straits. In his 18 tournaments during the past year, Day has a best finish of third and an average finish of 27th, with three top 10s.

One suspects Day had reason to utter a quote from Hanks’ character Paul Edgecome after his bid for the 2017 major went up in flames with a disastrous ramble up the 18th. He may as well have played the hole in ankle cuffs as he stumbled from disaster to despair.