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Patrick Cantlay won the PGA Tour’s BMW Championship after beating fellow American Bryson DeChambeau in a marathon playoff at Caves Valley Country Club in Baltimore. Six extra holes were needed to decide the outcome, with DeChambeau missing four chances to win the title with makeable putts, while

OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Bryson DeChambeau was steaming. He’d just missed a birdie putt that brought an end to one of the most memorable playoffs the PGA Tour has seen in recent years, and understandably, he wanted to get away. From everyone. The roars for Patrick Cantlay, the winner of the BMW