Everything Scottie Scheffler did Sunday was expected.
When the pressure was on, he hit the fairways he needed to hit. He landed the approach shots he needed to land. And, of course, he made clutch putts he needed to make.
It's what everyone has come to depend on from the world's No. 1 player, a fine-tuned, almost mechanical approach to the game.
It was all expected, even predictable - right up until the celebration.
That's when Scheffler, in a rare display of pure emotion , took off his hat and slammed it into the green on the 18th hole after winning the PGA Championship by five shots over Bryson DeChambeau, Harry English and Davis Riley at Quail Hollow.