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The PGA Championship has been dominated by American golfers over the past decade, but who is primed to stop that run continuing at Aronimink Golf Club this week? <\/p>\n

Each of the last 10 winners of the Wanamaker Trophy have come from the United States, with world No 1 Scottie Scheffler<\/strong> returning as defending champion after last year’s five-shot victory at the Quail Hollow Club.<\/p>\n

Scheffler is the pre-tournament favourite to defend his title and register a fifth major victory in as many seasons, having followed a runner-up finish at The Masters last month by claiming second in each of his next two PGA Tour appearances.<\/p>\n

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Highlights from the final day of The Masters, where Rory McIlroy held off Scottie Scheffler and Justin Rose to defend his title <\/span>
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Bryson DeChambeau <\/strong>has finished as runner-up at the last two PGA Championships and Xander Schauffele is challenging for a second win at the event, two years on from his maiden major title, with both likely challengers to Scheffler for major victory.<\/p>\n

Jimmy Walker (2016), Justin Thomas (2017, 2022), Brooks Koepka (2018, 2019, 2023) and Phil Mickelson (2021) have also won the PGA Championship during the 10-year streak of American success, with plenty in contention to extend that run in Pennsylvania.<\/p>\n

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Another American PGA Championship win ahead?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Scheffler’s cumulative score to par in majors since the beginning of 2022 is 30 shots better than anyone else, with the 29-year-old’s dominance in recent seasons leaving him with the chance to complete the career Grand Slam next month at the US Open.<\/p>\n

Jordan Spieth<\/strong> can also follow Rory McIlroy <\/strong>into the Grand Slam club with victory this week, his 10th attempt at winning his elusive major, although he arrives outside the world’s top 50 and without a worldwide top-10 since last June.<\/p>\n

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Jordan Spieth has a chance to make history this week at the PGA Championship, the only major missing from his golfing CV<\/span>
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“He’s not trending, but I would love to see Spieth win the Grand Slam,” former Ryder Cup player Chris Wood said on the Sky Sports Golf podcast<\/em><\/a>. “He takes you on a roller-coaster ride with his golf, but it’s entertaining, and I think he gives great insights to people watching.<\/p>\n

“After that form he showed over those few years, where he was contending in almost every major he played in, he almost deserves the career Grand Slam. The PGA set-up probably isn’t quite suited to his game, but who knows if he gets the putter going. He might have a chance, but it’s a long shot!”<\/p>\n

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World No 3 Cameron Young<\/strong> has already won The Players and the Cadillac Championship this season, while former FedExCup champion Patrick Cantlay is another showing signs of form and looking for a maiden major title.<\/p>\n

“He [Cantlay] is trending,” Rob Lee told the Sky Sports Golf podcast. “In his last four tournaments, he has three top-10s and a 12th at The Masters. Without making any noise, he has quietly got game again.”<\/p>\n

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