Reitan wins after nearly quitting for YouTube, Snedeker’s well-earned cry, and early PGA …

Kristoffer Reitan made his 15th career PGA Tour start last week at the Truist Championship, and left Quail Hollow on Sunday $3.6 million richer as the winner of a signature event and a player who now has his foreseeable future mapped out. That’s not too bad for a guy who was strongly considering just doing YouTube golf full-time three years ago. In Myrtle Beach, a stretch of 2,821 days was broken with Brandt Snedeker earning his first win on the PGA Tour since 2018. The Nashville native was overcome with emotion, and given what his body has been through in recent years, it was certainly understandable to see the tears flowing. A 45-year-old Snedeker winning on Tour in the year 2026 was not on anyone’s bingo card. As time somehow keeps moving faster and faster, we’ve already arrived at the year’s second major championship. That music you hear is Michael Block’s. It’s PGA Championship week, and for the first time in a long time, there is some juice behind it thanks to the venue, and we have a few early thoughts to get to before diving headfirst into content throughout the week. This is Par Talk, a weekly read to
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