2025 US PGA Championship Tips

Scottie Scheffler got his season off to a slow start, not playing his best golf. It all came together at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson two weeks ago, with the American shooting 61-63-66-63 to win by 8 strokes, looking in a different league from the opposition. Scheffler top American.

Justin Thomas is in his best form for the PGA Championship, a major that he won two times in his career. 1st, 2nd, 2nd in the last 3 tournaments, not counting the Masters.

Defending PGA champ with two recent runner-up finishes at Quail Hollow. Elite iron player and remarkably consistent in majors, offering excellent value against shorter-priced American counterparts.

Colin is ranked 9th in the world, so I love his chances to finish in the top 5 for this group. He paced the field last weekend with an opening round of 63.

Patrick Cantlay is picking form. T4 at Truist Championship last week that he followed after T13 at RBC Heritage. Time for him to win something.

This course is suitable for Brooks, who on his debut led the field in strokes gained from tee to green. With a solid all-round game, I fancy he will be one of the better Americans in this event come Sunday evening.

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Gary has performed well here in the past with a couple of top-five finishes and led the field in strokes gained from tee to green, finishing 14th a couple of years back. I fancy he could well be one of the better Americans in this event.

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Kurt has placed at Oak Hill two years ago, where big hitters come into their own. He placed 5th at the Byron Nelson event, another event for the big hitters with great tee-to-green averages. This course will suit Kurt, and I fancy he could well be one of the better Americans at this event.