SPRINGFIELD, N.J. -- Rory McIlroy's stance on Olympic golf hasn't wavered for some time: He would rather win majors than medals. But this season he's running out of time to do the former. This week's PGA Championship is McIlroy's last chance this year to win his first major since 2014. Since he ripped off back-to-back major wins that year, he has fallen from No. 1 in the world ranking; busted up an ankle and missed a major (the 2015 British Open); lost a Saturday showdown against Jordan Spieth at the 2016 Masters; and watched other young stars ascend to his level. But here he is, in a tournament in which he's flourished, with a...
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