We are still waiting for the post-major golf hangover.

Michael Thorbjornsen won his first PGA Tour event at the Rocket Classic.

It took Thorbjornsen a long time to win, but he finally did it.

Thorbjornsen posed for photos with his trophy after the win.

Charley Hull played a prank on her caddie at the Women's British Open.

Patrick Cantlay has not won a golf tournament in almost four years.

The PGA Tour regular season is ending, and some big names might not make the playoffs.

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It's hard to win on the PGA Tour, but Thorbjornsen was expected to win soon.

Thorbjornsen took 65 starts to get his first win, which is not too bad.

Thorbjornsen had many injuries, including a stress fracture in his back.

Despite his injuries, Thorbjornsen has done well since turning pro.

Thorbjornsen's win was exciting, especially since he came from behind.

Thorbjornsen started the day four shots back, but he played well and won.

Thorbjornsen has the skills to be one of the best players on the PGA Tour.

Patrick Cantlay started Sunday's round five shots back, which is a big deficit.

Cantlay played a shot from the ninth tee during the final round.

Cantlay had a good start, but then he made a bogey on the seventh hole.

The eighth hole was easy, but Cantlay chose to play it safe.

Most players tried to drive the green on the eighth hole, but not Cantlay.

Cantlay hit an iron off the tee and left himself 130 yards to the pin.

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Cantlay hit his approach shot to 21 feet, but missed the birdie putt.

Cantlay finished eighth, and most players who did well did not play it safe like him.

The Wyndham Championship is the last chance for players to make the FedEx Cup playoffs.

Some big names, like Keegan Bradley and Brooks Koepka, are not in the top 70.

Brooks Koepka is a great player, but he has not done well in the Wyndham Championship.

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It will be hard for players outside the top 80 to make the playoffs.

Let's predict that Koepka will finally play well and make the top 70.

Mark Harris writes for OutKick.