Which championship is incorrectly attributed to Bobby Jones?

Bobby Jones, a legendary figure in golf history, is well-known for his achievements in the sport, including winning the Grand Slam in 1930. However, the PGA Championship is not one of the championships he is associated with.

Jones's influence and legacy are firmly tied to the U.S. Open, the British Open (Open Championship), the U.S. Amateur, and the British Amateur. He was a key figure in the formation of the Masters Tournament, which takes place at Augusta National Golf Club, founded by Jones himself, and he is often celebrated for his contributions to amateur golf.

The Senior PGA Championship and the Ryder Cup also exist outside of Jones's achievements. The Senior PGA Championship is specifically for senior golfers and was established long after Jones's competitive career, while the Ryder Cup is a biennial competition between teams from Europe and the United States, which Jones did not participate in.

Recognizing the context of these events and their timelines helps clarify why the PGA Championship is the one incorrectly attributed to Bobby Jones, as he has no recorded participation or victory in this particular championship.