2020 PGA Championship Winner and Scores

The 2020 PGA Championship was the 102nd time this tournament, one of the four major championships of men's professional golf, was played.

Winner: Collin Morikawa, 267

Where it was played: TPC Harding Park in San Francisco, California

Tournament dates: August 6-9, 2020

Leaders after first round: Jason Day and Brendon Todd, 65

Leader after the second round: Haotong Li, 132

Leader after the third round: Dustin Johnson, 201

Notable notes: Collin Morikawa fired a final-round 64 to become the ninth player in PGA Championship history to win this major in his first time playing it. Morikawa finished at 13-under 267, winning by two strokes. At different points during the final round, as many as seven players shared the lead. But Morikawa birdied the 14th hole, then drove the green on the par-4 16th and eagled it. Morikawa's closing 64 tied the tournament record for lowest score in the final round (originally set by Steve Elkington in 1995), and his 129 over the last 36 holes set a new tournament record for lowest score over the final two rounds.

Third-round leader Dustin Johnson shot 68 in the final round and tied for second with Paul Casey. Brooks Koepka, winner of the 2018 PGA Championship and 2019 PGA Championship, was attempting to become the first threepeat winner of this major since Walter Hagen and of any major since the 1950s. But he fell well off the pace in the final round with a 74.

The tournament was originally scheduled to take place in May, but was pushed back to August due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite that delay of several months, the PGA was still the first major of the year played, because the other majors were also postponed or cancelled.

Final Scores

Collin Morikawa	69-69-65-64—267
Paul Casey	68-67-68-66—269
Dustin Johnson	69-67-65-68—269
Matthew Wolff	69-68-68-65—270
Jason Day	65-69-70-66—270
Tony Finau	67-70-67-66—270
Bryson DeChambeau	68-70-66-66—270
Scottie Scheffler	66-71-65-68—270
Justin Rose	66-68-70-67—271
Xander Schauffele	66-70-69-67—272
Joel Dahmen	69-68-68-67—272
Cameron Champ	71-64-67-70—272
Patrick Reed	68-70-69-66—273
Jon Rahm	70-69-68-66—273
Si Woo Kim	69-68-68-68—273
Daniel Berger	67-67-70-69—273
Brendon Todd	65-70-72-67—274
Haotong Li	67-65-73-69—274
Harris English	69-71-69-66—275
Kevin Kisner	67-73-68-67—275
Lanto Griffin	68-68-71-68—275
Byeong-Hun An	72-69-71-64—276
Alexander Noren	67-69-73-67—276
Brendan Steele	66-71-72-67—276
Adam Scott	68-70-70-68—276
Victor Perez	70-69-69-68—276
Ian Poulter	73-68-66-69—276
Hideki Matsuyama	70-67-69-70—276
Doc Redman	73-67-70-67—277
Harold Varner III	72-66-69-70—277
Tommy Fleetwood	70-64-70-73—277
Brooks Koepka	66-68-69-74—277
Viktor Hovland	68-71-73-66—278
Louis Oosthuizen	70-71-70-67—278
Rory McIlroy	70-69-71-68—278
Dylan Frittelli	70-67-70-71—278
Tiger Woods	68-72-72-67—279
Russell Henley	71-69-71-68—279
Bud Cauley	66-71-73-69—279
Nate Lashley	69-70-70-70—279
Justin Thomas	71-70-68-70—279
Webb Simpson	71-68-68-72—279
Ryan Palmer	74-66-76-64—280
Abraham Ancer	69-70-72-69—280
Billy Horschel	69-71-71-69—280
Cameron Smith	71-69-70-70—280
Keith Mitchell	68-72-68-72—280
Patrick Cantlay	73-68-66-73—280
Bernd Wiesberger	68-68-70-74—280
Mike Lorenzo-Vera	66-68-72-74—280
Erik van Rooyen	71-70-74-66—281
Adam Long	73-68-72-68—281
Joost Luiten	71-68-73-69—281
Luke List	72-69-70-70—281
Mark Hubbard	70-71-70-70—281
Brandt Snedeker	72-66-72-71—281
Kurt Kitayama	68-72-70-71—281
Kevin Streelman	69-70-73-70—282
Gary Woodland	67-72-73-70—282
Tom Hoge	72-68-72-70—282
Brian Harman	68-71-71-72—282
Mackenzie Hughes	73-68-69-72—282
Adam Hadwin	68-71-70-73—282
Denny McCarthy	70-69-70-73—282
Charl Schwartzel	73-68-68-73—282
Robert MacIntyre	73-67-74-69—283
Rory Sabbatini	71-70-72-70—283
Sepp Straka	70-71-71-71—283
Emiliano Grillo	70-70-70-73—283
Shane Lowry	68-72-69-74—283
Jordan Spieth	73-68-76-67—284
Danny Lee	69-71-74-70—284
Bubba Watson	70-71-73-70—284
Phil Mickelson	72-69-70-73—284
Chez Reavie	71-70-75-70—286
J.T. Poston	67-74-75-70—286
Matt Wallace	71-70-74-72—287
Jim Herman	71-69-72-75—287
Sung Kang	70-71-76-73—290