Will Tiger win the PGA Championship at Hazeltine?

Padraig Harrington was licking his wounds after joining a lengthy list of golfers who have crumbled under the pressure of going head to head with the formidable Tiger Woods down the closing stretch of a big tournament. The Irishman was far from disgraced, however, in succumbing to the world No 1 in a thrilling conclusion to the Bridgestone World Golf Championship in Ohio. Will Woods triumph in the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine and win his 15th major? If not, who can stop him? Tell us your thoughts below?

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