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**Ogden’s Patrick Fishburn to Make Major Debut at PGA Championship After Late Entry**

CHARLOTTE, NC – Patrick Fishburn, a former BYU golf standout from Ogden, Utah, is set to make his major championship debut at the 107th PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Golf Club this week. The 32-year-old earned a spot in the field following the withdrawal of Billy Horschel, despite missing the cut at last week’s Myrtle Beach Classic.

Fishburn sees the missed cut as an opportunity, allowing him valuable practice time at Quail Hollow, a course he calls “an unbelievable venue” and “the closest thing to Augusta National” he’s played. Known for his impressive length off the tee, Fishburn believes the course’s demanding 7,626-yard layout will suit his game.

“Obviously, you grow up in golf dreaming of playing in the majors, so this is a dream come true,” Fishburn said.

Fishburn will be joined by fellow Utahn Tony Finau in the field. The two practiced together Tuesday. Finau, a seasoned major competitor, is playing in his 36th major and 11th PGA Championship.

Fishburn is scheduled to tee off Thursday at 5:16 a.m. MDT alongside Andre Chi and Seamus Power. He credits Finau, along with Zac Blair and Daniel Summerhays, as key mentors in his career.

While not focusing on specific results, Fishburn aims to trust his process and capitalize on recent improvements in his short game. With his parents and friends in attendance, and his wife Madison expecting their third child, the PGA Championship marks a significant milestone for Fishburn.

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