The off-Broadway PGA Tour event on Sunday came down to a United Nations playoff of sorts, featuring an American folk-hero in the making, a Canadian already with a trophy shelf, and a 38-year-old New Zealander intent on conquering the new world.

Ryan Fox of New Zealand chipped in from just outside 50 feet on the first playoff hole to win the Myrtle Beach Classic on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title, sending him back to the PGA Championship.

Straka was rock-solid down the stretch in holding off Shane Lowry to win the PGA Tour Signature Event and the chunk of 700 FedEx Cup points that went with it.

T-25: Taylor Moore, -9/275, $33,800 T-27: William Mouw, -8/276, $29,200 T-31: Cristobal Del Solar, -7/277, $25,000 T-34: Seamus Power, -6/278, $21,800 T-37: Vince Whaley, -5/279, $17,400 T-37: Nathan Franks, -5/279, $0 (amateur)

So close, yet so far away. Will their status change between now and Thursday's first round of the PGA Championship? No one really knows for sure.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Scottie Scheffler was among the few players to get in a little practice at Quail Hollow for the PGA Championship, arriving a day early before rain soaked the course Monday and relegated most players to the practice areas only between burst of showers.

We all know Rory is heading to his most successful, lucrative, favorite, fill-in-your-favorite-adjective-here golf course in Quail Hollow for this week’s PGA Championship, but will the Augusta win weigh him down?