Reitan wins after nearly quitting for YouTube, Snedeker's well-earned cry, and early PGA Championship hype

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Scottie Scheffler has admitted he is astonished by the remarkable longevity of Rory McIlroy as the two superstars prepare to renew their rivalry at this week's PGA Championship.The world's top two players, who have shared four of the last five major titles between them, are among the leading contenders heading into the 108th edition of the tournament at Aronimink Golf Club in Pennsylvania.Scheffler, who claimed last year's PGA Championship and Open Championship titles, was full of admiration when discussing what makes McIlroy such a formidable competitor.The American hailed the Northern Irishman's driving ability as the finest he has ever witnessed.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "When you look at just his game, his ability to drive the ball is the best I've seen, not only with his speed but how accurate he is as well," Scheffler said, per Flashscore."He's able to take out certain things on some golf courses that not many players can do.

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Kristoffer Reitan wins the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow in just his 15th career PGA Tour start after nearly quitting to do YouTube golf.

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