NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. — Brandt Snedeker figured to be home in Nashville today, gearing up for a visit later this week to Medinah Country Club outside of Chicago as part of his Presidents Cup captain duties. Late Sunday, he gladly changed his plans. Snedeker’s victory Sunday at the One Flight Myrtle Beach Classic meant one of the last spots in the field this week in the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club—his first major championship appearance since the 2021 British Open and first at the PGA since 2020. “Changes a lot of things,” Snedeker said after his 5-under-par 66 was good for a one-shot victory over Mark Hubbard, who bogeyed the final hole to miss a playoff. “I’m kind of in a bunch of tournaments I probably wasn’t in before now. All good things. Just kind of get home tonight and reevaluate what we need to do, and kind of figure out a new plan. I’m excited to get to the PGA. I haven’t played in a major in a few years.…