By the time Rahm was finished speaking, Scheffler already had celebrated his third major title and first PGA Championship win, and all Rahm could see were the final scores. If he was looking for his name on that short list on the screen, it wasn’t there.

It’s easy to understand why Clark was upset on Sunday. He opened his final round at the major championship with four bogeys in his first five holes, and he finished in a tie for 50th at 4-over on the week. It was actually his best finish at a PGA Championship in his career.

Jon Rahm surged into contention at the PGA Championship with a brilliant third round on Saturday but the Spaniard said he might have fared even better had the fan he accidentally struck in the head with a golf ball been skilled at soccer.

Play was set to begin at 8:15 a.m. ET, with Max Greyserman and Sam Burns leading the way off No. 1 tee. The next twosome was the power pairing of Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele, and groups would continue going off in 10-minute intervals until 2:45 p.m. with the final pairing of Jhonattan Vegas and Matthieu Pavon.