Aaron Rai vinner 2026 PGA Championship med rekordprissumma

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Aaron Rai tog hem segern i 2026 års PGA Championship på Aronimink Golf Club och erhöll en segercheck på 3,69 miljoner dollar från en rekordsumma på totalt 20,5 miljoner dollar. Segern markerar den största utbetalningen i tävlingens historia.

Den totala prissumman för årets PGA Championship nådde en ny rekordnivå på 20,5 miljoner dollar, vilket fortsätter en uppåtgående trend från tidigare år. Rais förstaplats gav 3,69 miljoner dollar, vilket överträffar 2025 års segercheck med 270 000 dollar. Jon Rahm slutade på andra plats och inkasserade 2,214 miljoner dollar.

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