While only a handful of LIV golfers have qualified for the PGA Championship, one well-known member of the tour got a late invite. Dustin Johnson, a two-time major winner who left

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When the final list of participants for next week’s PGA Championship was revealed Tuesday, there was a notable name on it.

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After a rainy start to the week in Charlotte, the weather is supposed to improve considerably Thursday when the 156 players in the field begin the first round of the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club.

A South Carolina native will play in this week’s PGA Championship after he reportedly received a special invitation. Dustin Johnson -- a Columbia native who attended Coastal Carolina University -- is in the 156-player field and will tee off with Justin Thomas and Collin Morikawa at 1:14 p.

Dustin Johnson put together a 13th-place finish in his last tournament at Quail Hollow Club (in the 2017 PGA Championship). He comes into the 2025 PGA Championship with +6600 odds to win. Johnson has competed in four tournaments in the past year. His best finish was 31st, his average finish was 37th, and he had the top round of the day zero times.

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The two-time major championship winner and LIV Golf member earned a special exemption from the PGA of America to compete in the PGA Championship next week in North Carolina. Johnson’s previous exemption into the second major championship of the year — a five-year pass for his win at the Masters in 2020 — ended last year.

Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau were both invited to the dinner ahead of the PGA Championship, yet travel issues forced DeChambeau to dial in virtually, suggesting the pair are still in Bradley's plans regardless of their LIV affiliation.