Aaron Rai became a major champion at the PGA Championship

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Aaron Rai leans on humble roots and hard work to become a major champion
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — Aaron Rai stood straight with his arms behind his back, perfect posture, as he waited to be introduced as the latest — and among the most remarkable — winner of the PGA Champions...

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Aaron Rai Speaks on His Historic PGA Championship Achievement
Who Is PGA Champion Aaron Rai's Wife? All About Pro Golfer Gaurika Bishnoi Rai
Aaron Rai becomes the first English golfer to win the PGA Championship in more than a century
English golfer Aaron Rai on Sunday won the PGA Championship with a winning score of 9-under par, finishing three shots above Spanish star Jon Rahm and American Alex Smalley.

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Two gloves and YouTube coaches: What you need to know about Aaron Rai
British golfer Aaron Rai wins first PGA championship; celebrates Indian, Kenyan heritage
Aaron Rai: PGA champion discusses idolising Tiger Woods, his work ethic and wife's influence after Aronimink glory
Rai's three-stroke victory at Aronimink Golf Club made him just the second Englishman to claim the title at this major and the first in over a century, after Jim Barnes, who triumphed in 1916 and 1919...

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Aaron Rai's wife and family: 5 interesting things on India-born Gaurika Bishnoi
Aaron Rai becomes first Englishman to win PGA Championship since 1919

Aaron Rai makes honest admission about pro golfer wife Gaurika Bishnoi

Aaron Rai made an honest admission about his professional golfer wife, Gaurika Bishnoi, after winning the PGA Championship.

The easiest part of Aaron Rai’s game to copy might also be the most impactful

You are forgiven if you’re indifferent about Aaron Rai’s win in the PGA Championship. I was at first, too. An obscure Englishman who wears two gloves, has covers on his irons, and plays the ball in the middle of his stance with his driver,

'It stinks' - CBS announcer raging with PGA Tour after Aaron Rai triumph

Aaron Rai won the PGA Championship on Sunday, and CBS Sports announcer Johnson Wagner used the victory to publicly call out PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp.