WATCH: Tiger Woods Post USPGA Championship Interview

Here what 14-time major winner Tiger Woods had to say after his runner-up finish at the USPGA Championship

WATCH: Tiger Woods Post USPGA Championship Interview

Tiger Woods shot a final round 64 to finish in second place at the USPGA Championship.

It was Woods' lowest ever final round in a major and he now moves up to 26th in the world.

Hear what the 14-time major winner had to say after his round - he speaks on winner Brooks Koepka, his own game and next month's Ryder Cup.

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Tiger Woods post USPGA Championship interview transcript:

"Well, making that putt at least gave me a chance. At the time I think Scotty was 14, playing 17 and at least I needed to at least tie Scotty. Just in case he posted 14 right behind me. And Brooksy, what he's doing back there is, it's tough to beat when the guy hits is 340 down the middle, that's tough. What he did at Shinnecock, just bombing it, and then he's doing same thing here. I played with him in a practice round and he was literally hitting it 340, 350 in the air. And when a guy's doing that and hitting it straight and as good a putter as he is, it's tough to beat."

"I didn't know what my schedule would be. I didn't know how many tournaments I would play this year or if I would even play. So each tournament brought about its own challenges. I didn't know what the number was going to be this year. I didn't know how I was going to play. And so at the beginning of the year, if you would say, yeah, I would have a legit chance to win the last two major championships, I, with what swing? I didn't have a swing at the time. I had no speed. I didn't have a golf swing. I didn't have -- my short game wasn't quite there yet. My putting was okay. But God, I hadn't played in two years. So it's been a hell of a process for sure."

"As I said, this has been a process on building. I didn't know when I was going to start this year and how many tournaments I was going to play, how well I was going to play. I didn't know what swing I was going to use either. I'm in uncharted territory. Because no one's ever had a fused spine hitting it like I'm hitting it. So I had to kind of figure this out on my own and it's been really hard, it's a lot harder than people think. And I'm just very pleased at what I've done so far and now to be part of the Ryder Cup conversation, going from where I've come from to now in the last year, it's been pretty cool."

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