Xander Schauffele secures first major win with a dramatic birdie at US PGA Championship

Xander Schauffele won his first major title in the US PGA Championship. He made a birdie on the last hole to finish one shot ahead of DeChambeau with a score of 21 under par, the best score ever in a major championship. Schauffele felt emotional after sinking the winning putt. He had not won in a while and had been reminding himself to focus on his game. He managed to stay focused and seize the opportunity, feeling very satisfied with his performance. DeChambeau, despite losing, was gracious and acknowledged a lucky break he had during the game. He praised Schauffele's calm finish and skills. DeChambeau recognized Schauffele's talent and sportsmanship, showing respect for his opponent. He also reflected on his own performance, recognizing areas where he excelled and areas where he could improve. Schauffele had come close to winning in previous major events but had not clinched a victory until now. His win was a result of his determination and focus throughout the tournament. He managed to outperform DeChambeau and other competitors to secure the championship. Schauffele's victory marked a significant milestone in his career, boosting his confidence and setting a positive tone for future competitions.