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17 May 2026
22:45 PGA Championship

Cameron Young

25 EW

@+1100

Lose

-50

Cameron Young won his first PGA Tour title at the Wyndham towards the end of last season. Despite a disappointing T22, T41, and T55 start to 2026, his form over the last seven tournaments has seen him rise to number three in the world rankings. Young won the Players Championship in March and the Cadillac Championship last month, and he has finished in the top ten a further three times. This included a T3 at the Masters, where, despite an opening round in which he was +4 after eleven holes, Cameron at one stage took a two-shot lead on the final day. On his last outing at the Truist Championship, the FedEx Cup leader was in third place before a disappointing 74 on day four saw him end up at T10. Of the seventeen major appearances the 29-year-old has made since the start of 2022, he has finished in the top nine on seven occasions. His first-ever PGA Championship appearance four years ago is also his best, having recorded a T3. Given Young's excellent current form, it would be no surprise to see him contend this week.

Ludvig Aberg

25 EW

@+1600

Win

55

Ludvig Aberg's 2026 campaign started in disappointing fashion when he was forced to withdraw midway through the American Express in January due to illness. His next three appearances brought a highest finish of just T20, which came at the Genesis Invitational in mid-February. However, the Swede has since been in excellent form. Following a season-best T3 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in March, his next five showings have produced three top-fives and a T8 in his last outing at the Truist Championship last week. Aberg has an excellent all-round game, as shown by his PGA Tour stats: 2nd in total driving, 3rd in strokes-gained-total, 6th in putting average, 9th in scoring average, and 24th in greens in regulation. Despite 2nd and 7th placed finishes at the Masters in 2024 and 2025 respectively, the world No. 15's major record away from Augusta doesn't inspire. He failed to make the cut in both previous appearances at the PGA Championship, and his best other showing was T12 at the US Open in 2024. However, given the 26-year-old's talent and current form, he's well worth backing each way this week.

Scottie Scheffler

50 EW

@+450

Lose

-100

Scottie Scheffler arrives at Aronimink on the back of three consecutive runner-up placings in the Masters, RBC Heritage, and Cadillac Championship last month. He won the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow by five strokes last year before recording his fourth major success at The Open a couple of months later. The world number one has finished in the top seven of his last six major events and inside the top eight of five of the last six PGA Championships. Although Scheffler has only won one of the nine tournaments he's played this season, he's finished in the top five on five other occasions. His phenomenal stats show another victory shouldn't be too far away. The 29-year-old ranks first in strokes gained total, greens in regulation, par-4 scoring, and scoring average, as well as second in putting average and fourth in scrambling and total driving. Despite the impressive form of some of the others at the top of the market, Scottie remains the one to beat this week, and I'd be surprised if he didn't record at least a top-seven finish here.

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