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ESPN.com · Aug 3, 2020

Who can and who cannot win the PGA Championship

Finally, after waiting more than a year, we will get to see the first golf major of 2020.

And if watching PGA Tour players try their luck at a city-owned municipal course wasn't enough, we'll get a rare glimpse of Tiger Woods, who has played only four competitive rounds since February.

Woods, 44, will be back in action at the 102nd PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco, where he will try to win for the 83rd time in his storied career, which would break his tie with Sam Snead for most in tour history. Woods will also try for the fourth time to win his 16th major championship, which would only trail Jack Nicklaus' 18.

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