England’s Aaron Rai wins US PGA Championship – as it happened

Aaron Rai put together one of the great closing rounds - and sunk a monster putt for the ages - to finally scatter a bunched field at Aronimink
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Parish noticeboard. Shane Lowry finished his week as he started it, with a fine round of 68. He never really got over the top into the water at 17 on Friday; that Cognizant Classic collapse cuts deep. He's +2 for his week's work. Matt Wallace won't become the first Englishman to win since Jim Barnes in 1919, but he ends his tournament with a 68 as well; he's +2 too. A final round of 74 for last weekend's nearly man at the Truist, Alex Fitzpatrick, who departs his maiden Stateside major at +8. And Europe's Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald finishes a very respectable week in style, with a 69 that puts the 48-year-old veteran at +7.

While we're on the subject of tournament records, let's give fair measure to Kurt Kitayama. His round of 63 ties the lowest final-round score at any PGA Championship, set by Brad Faxon at Riviera in 1995. Faxon stays top of the list, however, on account of Riviera being a par 71, so his round was eight under par, compared to Kitayama's seven. But we're splitting hairs here. Kitayama deserves his flowers.