The 2025 Truist Championship promises to be a unique and memorable stop on the PGA TOUR, as the game’s best descend on The Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon Course. This classic A.W. Tillinghast design—one of golf’s great architectural treasures—steps in as a one-year host, filling in for Quail Hollow Club, which will welcome the PGA Championship next week.

As the sixth Signature Event of the season, the Truist Championship brings with it a stacked field, elevated stakes, and a fresh test at a historic venue.

Let’s dive into the key pre-tournament storylines:

Pre-Tournament Storylines:

Rory McIlroy’s Dominant Run

Rory McIlroy enters this week in sensational form. He’s already racked up three victories in 2025, including a historic win at The Masters, where he joined golf’s most elite company by completing the career Grand Slam. He returns to the Truist Championship—an event he’s owned in the past with four victories, the most by any player in tournament history.

A New Venue with Historic Roots

This year’s Truist Championship marks a rare shift in scenery. Normally contested at Quail Hollow, the tournament heads to Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon Course—a storied layout and former host of elite amateur events. With no prior PGA TOUR history at the course, it presents an exciting unknown and a fresh challenge for the field.

Tournament Information:

• Dates: May 8th – May 11th, 2025
• Location: Flourtown. Pennsylvania, United States
• Course: The Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon Course)
• Course Type: Classical/ Northeast
• Par: 70 (4x 3’s / 12x 4’s / 2x 5’s)
• Length: 7,119 Yards
• Format: 72-hole stroke play
• Greens: A1/A4 bentgrass .100
• Fairways: 007 bentgrass .350”
• Rough: Turf type tall fescue 3”
• Bunkers: 118 (2.38 acres)
• Water Hazard(s): 1 (In-Play on 6 Holes)
• Average Green Size: 5,779 sq. ft.
• Stimpmeter: 11.5 ft.
• Purse/ Winner: $20,000,000 /$3,600,000
• FedEx Cup Points: 700
• Field: 72 Players
• Cut: No Cut
• Playoff Format: Sudden Death

Social Media:

• Course X: N/A
• Tournament X: @TruistChamp

Course Information:

Course Architect:

• Course Architect: A.W Tillinghast (1922)
• Renovations: Keith Foster (2013)

Comparable Courses:

• TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm – 2022 Wells Fargo Championship
• Colonial Country Club – Charles Schwab Challenge
• Riviera Country Club – The Genesis Invitational
• Aronimink Golf Club – 2018 BMW Championship
• Baltusrol Golf Club – 2016 PGA Championship

Comparable Location (Flourtown, Pennsylvania):

• TPC River Highlands – Cromwell, Connecticut – Rocket Mortgage Classic

Designer Link (A.W Tillinghast (1922)):

• Baltusrol GC – – 2005 & 2016 PGA Championship
• Bethpage State Park – – 2000 + 2009 U.S. Open, 2019 PGA Championship + 2012 + 2016 Barclays Tournaments
• Ridgewood Country Club – – 2010 & 2014 The Barclays – 2018 Northern Trust.
• Winged Foot (West Course) – – 2006 + 2020 U.S. Open

Comparable Yardage (7,119 Yards):

• Silverado Resort and Spa (North Course) – 7,123 Yards – Procore Championship
• Sedgefield Country Club – 7,131 Yards – Wyndham Championship
• PGA WEST (Nicklaus Tournament Course) – 7,147 Yards – The American Express

Comparable Greens (A1/A4 bentgrass .100):

• TPC Craig Ranch – Bentgrass .100” – CJ CUP Byron Nelson
• Augusta National Golf Club – Bentgrass .125” – Masters Tournament
• TPC Twin Cities – Bentgrass .110” – 3M Open
• Torrey Pines Golf Course (North) – Bentgrass .100″ – Farmers Insurance Open
• TPC Deere Run – L-93 Bentgrass .100” – John Deere Classic
• Muirfield Village Golf Club – Bentgrass .090” – the Memorial Tournament
• Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club – Bentgrass – ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP
• Black Desert Resort – 007XL Bentgrass .120” – Black Desert Championship

Comparable Average Green Size (5,779 sq. ft.):

• TPC Sawgrass (THE PLAYERS Stadium Course) – 5,500 sq. ft. – THE PLAYERS Championship
• Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead Course) – 5,822 sq. ft. – Valspar Championship

TV Information (all times ET):

• Round 1: Thursday, May 8th, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Round 2: Friday, May 9th, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Round 3: Saturday, May 10th, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • CBS – 3:00 PM – 6:30 PM
• Round 4: Sunday,May 11th, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
  • CBS – 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Wednesday, 4–7 p.m. ET:
Catch the “Creator Classic at Philly Cricket”, the second installment of the Creator Classic Series, streaming live on the PGA TOUR’s YouTube channel. Don’t miss the action from one of golf’s most historic venues.

Thursday–Sunday:
The ESPN BET feed returns to PGA TOUR LIVE, offering a betting-focused broadcast as defending champion Rory McIlroy leads the field at the Truist Championship. Watch live from 12–2 p.m. ET on Thursday and Friday, and 11 a.m.–1 p.m. ET on Saturday and Sunday.

Weather:

Course/ Tournament History:

The Wissahickon Course at the Philadelphia Cricket Club is one of the crown jewels of American golf architecture. Designed by the legendary A.W. Tillinghast and opened in 1922, the course embodies the strategic depth, bold bunkering, and natural land movement that defined the Golden Age of golf course design. As part of the oldest country club in the United States—established in 1854—Wissahickon carries deep historical significance, not just for the region, but for the game itself.

In 2013, the course underwent a highly anticipated and transformative restoration under architect Keith Foster. The goal was to faithfully return Tillinghast’s original vision while preparing the course for modern play. The changes were extensive: significant tree removal to restore original sightlines, bunker renovations to revive their classic shapes and strategic relevance, reclaimed green surfaces, new tee placements to accommodate current distances, and the reinstallation of iconic features like the “Great Hazard” on the par-5 4th hole. The result was a masterful blend of preservation and progress, striking a balance between historical authenticity and modern challenge.

The restoration received widespread acclaim and was named Golf.com’s “Best Restoration of the Year” in 2014. Today, Wissahickon stands as a premier example of classic course revival—rich in character, architecturally pure, and fully capable of testing the game’s best.

The Truist Championship is a premier PGA Tour event with a rich and evolving history. Originally launched in 2003 as the Wachovia Championship, the tournament has also been known as the Quail Hollow Championship and the Wells Fargo Championship. In 2025, it was rebranded as the Truist Championship following a new title sponsorship agreement with Truist Financial Corporation. Traditionally played at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, the event has become a fixture on the PGA Tour, consistently attracting the game’s top players and delivering dramatic finishes.

In 2025, the tournament made a rare venue change, moving to the Wissahickon Course at the historic Philadelphia Cricket Club. This one-time shift was due to Quail Hollow hosting the PGA Championship that year. The Wissahickon Course, a restored A.W. Tillinghast design, offered a classic challenge and a distinct change of pace for the field. As one of the Tour’s eight Signature Events, the Truist Championship features a 72-player, no-cut field and a $20 million purse, underscoring its prestige and competitive importance. The event is scheduled to return to Quail Hollow in 2026.

Previous Tournament Venues:

Duration	Course	Location:
2025	The Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon Course)	Flourtown. Pennsylvania
2023-2024	Quail Hollow Club	Charlotte, North Carolina
2022	TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm	Potomac, Maryland
2018-2019; 2021	Quail Hollow Club	Charlotte, North Carolina
2017	Eagle Point Golf Club	Wilmington, North Carolina
2003 – 2016	Quail Hollow Club	Charlotte, North Carolina

Previous Tournament Names:

Duration	Tournament Name
2025	Truist Championship
2011-2019; 2021-2024	Wells Fargo Championship
2009-2010	Quail Hollow Championship
2003 -2008	Wachovia Championship

Tournament Records:

• Most Wins at Event:
  • 4 – Rory McIlroy (2024, 2021, 2015, 2010)

• 72-Hole Record:
  • 265, Wyndham Clark (2023) – Quail Hollow Club

• 18-Hole Record:
  • 61, Rory McIlroy (third round, 2015) – Quail Hollow Club

Course Guide/ Scorecard:

Originally designed by A.W. Tillinghast in 1922, the Wissahickon Course at The Philadelphia Cricket Club is a classic Par 70 layout featuring four par 3s, twelve par 4s, and two par 5s. This year, the PGA TOUR utilizes an adjusted routing that begins on the club’s traditional 8th hole and proceeds through an altered sequence (No. 9–7 serve as holes 2–18 for the tournament).

PGA TOUR Hole	Wissahickon Course Hole	PGA TOUR Hole	Wissahickon Course Hole
1	8	10	17
2	9	11	18
3	10	12	1
4	11	13	2
5	12	14	3
6	13	15	4
7	14	16	5
8	15	17	6
9	16	18	7

Par 3s (4 Total | Range: 122–240 Yards)

Hole 14 (Wissahickon No. 3) – 122 Yards
A short wedge is all that’s needed on this short par 3 but miss this raised narrow green and you’ll likely find yourself in one of the surrounding bunkers sitting well below the putting surface.

Hole 16 (Wissahickon No. 5) – 215 Yards
This long par 3 has it all: water, bunkers, a long carry, a tricky green and devious pin placements. Gauge the wind carefully before selecting a club to carry Wissahickon Creek but fall short of three back bunkers.

Par 4s (12 Total | Most Range Between 400–450 Yards)

Hole 11 (Wissahickon No. 18) – 487 Yards

Avoid the left bunkers and aim for the right side of the fairway on this long dogleg left par 4. (Most players lay up short of Wissahickon Creek to follow errant tee shots.) Club down on your downhill approach back toward the clubhouse to a narrow green guarded by both bunkers and onlooking members.

Hole 18 (Wissahickon No. 7) – 435 Yards

NLanding your drive in the fairway should take a vast expanse of bunkers that cross the fairway – the “Great Hazard” – out of play on your second shot. Longer hitters need to carry front greenside bunkers to give themselves an eagle putt.

Par 5s (2 Total)

Hole 5 (Wissahickon No. 12) – 546 Yards

Aim left of the trees guarding the right side of the fairway on your semi-blind tee shot on this par 5 and you may find a speed slot, but more than likely, this is a three shot hole. Stay below the hole on this green that slopes from back to front.

Hole 15 (Wissahickon No. 4) – 553 Yards

Bunkers and large oak trees guard the left and right sides of the fairway, and even a long drive on this short par 5 may leave you with a hybrid/long iron into a very well-protected green. Tillinghast’s version of church pew bunkers makes this into-the-wind approach even more visually intimidating.

Featured/ Signature Hole(s): 7

Key Statistics:

The 2025 Truist Championship takes place at the Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon Course, a classic A.W. Tillinghast design hosting a PGA TOUR event for the very first time.

Since there’s no previous TOUR data at this venue, we’re leaning on course characteristics and profile-based trends to identify the key stats that should play a crucial role this week:

Strokes Gained: Off The Tee

• While Wissahickon isn’t the most punishing course off the tee, it still rewards players who combine distance and control. The fairways are fairly generous, encouraging aggressive tee shots—particularly for longer hitters who can turn shorter holes into scoring chances. But don’t overlook accuracy: water hazards and tricky angles on approach shots make smart positioning off the tee equally important.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Rory McIlroy
    • Ludvig Aberg
    • Corey Conners
    • Keith Mitchell
    • Robert MacIntyre
    • Taylor Pendrith
    • Collin Morikawa
    • Patrick Cantlay
    • Tony Finau
    • Aaron Rai

Strokes Gained: Approach

• As always, precision into greens will be a key differentiator. Wissahickon features elevated and well-protected green complexes that demand precise iron play. Players who can dial in their distances—especially from key wedge ranges—will set themselves up for scoring chances.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Sepp Straka
    • Collin Morikawa
    • Rory McIlroy
    • Xander Schauffele
    • Shane Lowry
    • Viktor Hovland
    • Patrick Cantlay
    • Tom Hoge
    • Justin Thomas
    • Will Zalatoris

Strokes Gained: Around the Green

• Wissahickon’s greens average just 5,779 sq. ft.—smaller than PGA TOUR average—meaning missed greens will be common. Solid scrambling and creativity around the greens will be vital, particularly on tightly mown run-offs and bunkers guarding front pins.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Hideki Matsuyama
    • Sungjae Im
    • Si Woo Kim
    • Andrew Novak
    • Tommy Fleetwood
    • Min Woo Lee
    • Byeong Hun An
    • Christiaan Bezuidenhout
    • Rory McIlroy
    • Russell Henley

Strokes Gained: Putting (Bentgrass) – Firm

• The A1/A4 bentgrass greens are expected to run fast—one of the course’s primary defenses. Putting on speedy surfaces demands precision, especially with the classic sloping contours that Tillinghast is known for. Green reading and distance control will be tested throughout the week.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Denny McCarthy
    • Christiaan Bezuidenhout
    • Sahith Theegala
    • Harris English
    • Wyndham Clark
    • Sam Burns
    • Brian Campbell
    • J.T. Poston
    • Xander Schauffele
    • Viktor Hovland

Par 4 Scoring: 400-450 Yards

• Seven of the twelve par 4s at the Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon Course) fall between 400 and 450 yards, making this range a key focus.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Tommy Fleetwood
    • J.J. Spaun
    • Aaron Rai
    • Patrick Cantlay
    • Rory McIlroy
    • Michael Kim
    • Brian Harman
    • Jordan Spieth
    • Sam Stevens
    • Austin Eckroat

Par 5 Scoring

• There are only two par 5s this week—No. 5 and No. 15—and both are reachable in two for most of the field. In a low-birdie environment, converting these opportunities will be essential. Expect the leaderboard to reflect who capitalizes here.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Rory McIlroy
    • Justin Rose
    • Jordan Spieth
    • Andrew Novak
    • Aaron Rai
    • Maverick McNealy
    • Sungjae Im
    • Si Woo Kim
    • Sepp Straka
    • Viktor Hovland

Scrambling Gained

• With small targets and tricky green surrounds, scrambling stats will come into play. Players who can save par after missed greens will have a major edge, especially when scoring conditions get tougher.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Hideki Matsuyama
    • Andrew Novak
    • Shane Lowry
    • Min Woo Lee
    • Rory McIlroy
    • Alex Noren
    • Denny McCarthy
    • Christiaan Bezuidenhout
    • Daniel Berger
    • Stephan Jaeger

Sand Saves Gained

• The Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon Course) features a staggering 118 bunkers, the most on TOUR this season. That includes both fairway and greenside bunkers, many of which were restored in the 2013 renovation to mirror Tillinghast’s original design. Sand play will be tested frequently.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Ben Griffin
    • Hideki Matsuyama
    • Michael Kim
    • Denny McCarthy
    • Justin Thomas
    • Russell Henley
    • Si Woo Kim
    • Andrew Novak
    • Adam Hadwin
    • Matt Fitzpatrick

Proximity Gained: 100-150 Yards

• Based on the course’s layout and overall yardage distribution, a significant percentage of approach shots will come from the 100–150 yard range. Players who excel with wedges and short irons will have the advantage—especially given the complexity of the greens.
  • Leaders in Proximity Gained 100-125 Yards in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Wyndham Clark
    • Adam Hadwin
    • Collin Morikawa
    • Justin Thomas
    • Tony Finau
    • Sepp Straka
    • Keegan Bradley
    • Xander Schauffele
    • Rasmus Hojgaard
  • Leaders in Proximity Gained 125-150 Yards in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Justin Thomas
    • Corey Conners
    • Keegan Bradley
    • Sepp Straka
    • Stephan Jaeger
    • Tommy Fleetwood
    • Will Zalatoris
    • J.J. Spaun
    • Thomas Detry
    • Collin Morikawa

The Field:

The 2025 Truist Championship will feature a field of 72 players, with 17 of the top 20 in the Official World Golf Ranking set to compete.

Basis of qualification for each entrant this week:

• Top 50 on Prior Year’s FedExCup Points List
• Aon Swing 5 (projected through THE CJ CUP BYRON NELSON)
• Aon Next 10 (projected through THE CJ CUP BYRON NELSON)
• Current Year Tournament Winners, not including Additional Events
• Top 50 on Prior Year’s FedExCup Points List
• Sponsor Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt

Previous Winners in the Field (Event):

• Rory McIlroy (2024, 2021, 2015, 2010), Wyndham Clark (2023), Max Homa (2022, 2019), Jason Day (2018), Brian Harman (2017), Rickie Fowler (2012), Lucas Glover (2011)

Debutants in the Field (Event):

• Ludvig Aberg, Thomas Detry, Max Greyserman, Joe Highsmith, Nicolai Hojgaard, Rasmus Hojgaard, Min Woo Lee, Robert MacIntyre, Michael Thorbjornsen

Exemptions:

• Rickie Fowler – Sponsor Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt
• Jordan Spieth – Sponsor Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt
• Gary Woodland – Sponsor Exemptions – Members not otherwise exempt

Notable Withdraws/ Changes:

• Jason Day (WD); Patrick Rodgers (IN)

Tee Times & Groupings:

The Odds:

Here are the current favorites for this week’s event:

Golfer	Odds	Last 5 Finishes on the PGA TOUR (Recent -> Past)
Rory McIlroy	+450	T12-WON-T5-WON-T15
Collin Morikawa	+1400	MC-T54-T14-T10-2
Xander Schauffele	+1600	T18-T8-T12-72-T40
Ludvig Aberg	+1600	T54-7-MC-MC-T22
Justin Thomas	+1600	WON-T36-2-T33-T36

Previous Winners Scores, Prices, and Strokes Gained (Rank at Tournament):

• 2024: Rory McIlroy (-17) – Quail Hollow Club
  • Price: 17-2

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
Rory McIlroy	1st	1st	4th	9th	8th

• 2023: Wyndham Clark (-19) – Quail Hollow Club
  • Price: 80-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
Wyndham Clark	20th	1st	1st	39th	3rd

• 2022: Max Homa (-8) – TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm
  • Price: 40-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
Max Homa	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

• 2021: Rory McIlroy (-10) – Quail Hollow Club
  • Price: 18-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
Rory McIlroy	18th	9th	10th	41st	3rd

• 2020: Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Price: N/A

Previous Winners Incoming Form (Last 5 Starts):

• 2024: Rory McIlroy (Quail Hollow Club)
  • WON – Zurich Classic of New Orleans (PGA)
  • T33 – RBC Heritage (PGA)
  • T22 – The Masters (MAJ)
  • 3 – Valero Texas Open (PGA)
  • T19 – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)

• 2023: Wyndham Clark (Quail Hollow Club)
  • T24 – Mexico Open (PGA)
  • 3 – Zurich Classic of New Orleans (PGA)
  • T29 – RBC Heritage (PGA)
  • 6 – Corales Puntacana Championship (PGA)
  • 5 – Valspar Championship (PGA)

• 2022: Max Homa (TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm)
  • T21 – Zurich Classic of New Orleans (PGA)
  • T48 – The Masters (MAJ)
  • T35 – WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play (PGA)
  • T13 – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)
  • T17 – Arnold Palmer Invitational (PGA)

• 2021: Rory McIlroy (Quail Hollow Club)
  • MC – The Masters (MAJ)
  • T28 – WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play (PGA)
  • MC – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)
  • T10 – Arnold Palmer Invitational (PGA)
  • T6 – WGC-Workday Championship (PGA)

• 2020: Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Previous Winners Finishes at Event:

2024; Rory McIlroy (Quail Hollow Club)

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Wells Fargo Championship

Quail Hollow Championship

Quail Hollow Club

TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

Quail Hollow Club

2023

2022

2021

2019

2018

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

Rory McIlroy

T47

5

WON

T8

T16

T4

WON

T8

T10

T2

MC

WON

2023: Wyndham Clark (Quail Hollow Club)

	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship
	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club
	2021	2019
Wyndham Clark	T43	MC

2022: Max Homa (TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm)

	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship
	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Eagle Point Golf Club	Quail Hollow Club
	2021	2019	2017	2015
Max Homa	MC	WON	MC	T76

2021: Rory McIlroy (Quail Hollow Club)

	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Wells Fargo Championship	Quail Hollow Championship
	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club	Quail Hollow Club
	2019	2018	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011	2010
Rory McIlroy	T8	T16	T4	WON	T8	T10	T2	MC	WON

2020: Canceled due to the COVID-19 pa

Picks:

Outrights

Corey Conners (+3000) – DraftKings

Russell Henley (+3500) – FanDuel

Shane Lowry (+3500) – DraftKings

Keegan Bradley (+5000) – BetMGM

Sam Burns (+5500) – FanDuel

Justin Rose (+7000) – FanDuel

Best of luck, and as always you can find me on Twitter @GatorBetting and Instagram @Gator_Sports_Betting. Any feedback whether positive or negative is always encouraged.

The PGA Tour heads to the Lone Star State for the 2025 CJ CUP Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch. Let’s break down the course, key stats, and best bets for this week’s event.

Tournament Information:

• Dates: May 1st – May 4th, 2025
• Location: McKinney, Texas, United States
• Course: TPC Craig Ranch
• Course Type: Parkland 
• Par: 71 (4x 3’s / 11x 4’s / 3x 5’s)
• Length: 7,569 yards
• Format: 72-hole stroke play
• Greens: Bentgrass .100”
• Fairways: Ryegrass .375”
• Rough: Ryegrass 3.25”
• Bunkers: 83 (4 acres)
• Water Hazard(s): 4 (In-Play on 13 Holes)
• Average Green Size: 6,778 sq. ft.
• Stimpmeter: 11.5 ft.
• Purse/ Winner: $9,900,000 /$1,782,000
• FedEx Cup Points: 500
• Field: 156 Players
• Cut: Top 65 and Ties – 36 Holes
• Playoff Format: Sudden-Death (18,18,10,18)
• Course Scoring Average:
  • 2024: 68.50 (-2.50), Rank 45 of 51
  • 2023: 68.91 (-2.09), Rank 44 of 49
  • 2022: 69.22 (-2.78), Rank 47 of 50
• Historic Cut Line:
• 2024: -6
• 2023: -4
• 2022: -6

Social Media:

• Course X: N/A
• Tournament X: @cjbyronnelson

Course Information:

Course Architect:

• Course Architect: Tom Weiskopf (2004)
• Upcoming Renovation: Lanny Wadkins ( summer 2025)

Comparable Courses:

• Grand Reserve Golf Club – Puerto Rico Open – RESULTS
• Vidanta Vallarta – Mexico Open at Vidanta – RESULTS
• TPC Scottsdale – WM Phoenix Open – RESULTS

Comparable Location (McKinney, Texas):

• TPC San Antonio – San Antonio, Texas – Valero Texas Open
• Memorial Park Golf Course – Houston, Texas – Texas Children’s Houston Open
• Colonial Country Club – Fort Worth, Texas – Charles Schwab Challenge

Designer Link (Tom Weiskopf):

• TPC Scottsdale (Stadium Course) – Tom Weiskopf (1986) – WM Phoenix Open

Comparable Yardage (7,569 Yards):

• Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club & Lodge – 7,500 Yards – Arnold Palmer Invitational
• Quail Hollow Club – 7,521 Yards – Wells Fargo Championship
• Augusta National Golf Club – 7,555 Yards – The Masters Tournament

Comparable Greens (Bentgrass .100”):

• Augusta National Golf Club – Bentgrass .125” – Masters Tournament
• TPC Twin Cities – Bentgrass .110” – 3M Open
• Torrey Pines Golf Course (North) – Bentgrass .100″ – Farmers Insurance Open
• TPC Deere Run – L-93 Bentgrass .100” – John Deere Classic
• Muirfield Village Golf Club – Bentgrass .090” – the Memorial Tournament
• Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club – Bentgrass – ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP
• Black Desert Resort – 007XL Bentgrass .120” – Black Desert Championship

Comparable Average Green Size (6,778 sq. ft.):

• Quail Hollow Club – 6,578 sq. ft. – Wells Fargo Championship

TV Information (all times ET):

• Round 1: Thursday, May 1st, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 7:45 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Round 2: Friday, May 2nd, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 7:45 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Round 3: Saturday, May 3rd, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
  • CBS – 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Round 4: Sunday, May 4th, 2025
  • ESPN + (PGA TOUR Live) – 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Golf Channel – 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
  • CBS – 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Weather:

Course/ Tournament History:

The CJ Cup Byron Nelson is a longstanding PGA Tour event held annually in Texas, with a rich history dating back to its inception in 1944 as the Texas Victory Open. Named in honor of the legendary golfer Byron Nelson in 1968, the tournament has been hosted at various courses over the years, including Lakewood Country Club, Preston Trail Golf Club, and TPC Four Seasons. In 2021, the event found a new home at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas, where it continues to attract top-tier talent. The tournament underwent a significant change in 2024 when the CJ Group became the title sponsor, rebranding it as The CJ Cup Byron Nelson.

TPC Craig Ranch, located in McKinney, Texas, just north of Dallas, is a relatively new but significant stop on the PGA Tour. Designed by Tom Weiskopf and opened in 2004, the course became part of the TPC network and has hosted a variety of professional events, most notably becoming the home of the AT&T Byron Nelson in 2021. Known for its generous fairways, large greens, and scenic views along Rowlett Creek, TPC Craig Ranch provides a modern layout that still challenges players with subtle elevation changes and strategically placed water hazards. While scoring tends to be low, particularly in good weather, course management remains key to taking advantage of birdie opportunities.

Previous Tournament Venues:

Duration	Course
2021 – Present	TPC Craig Ranch
2018 – 2019	Trinity Forest Golf Club
1994 – 2017	The Tournament Players Course and the Cottonwood Valley Course (Four Seasons)
1986 – 1993	TPC at Las Colinas
1983 – 1985	Las Colinas Sports Club
1968 – 1982	Preston Trail Golf Club
1958 – 1962; 1964; 1966 – 1967	Oak Cliff Country Club
1957	Glen Lake Country Club
1956 (May), 1956 (Jun)	Preston Hollow Country Club
1946	Brook Hollow Golf Club
1945	Dallas Country Club
1944	Lakewood Country Club

Previous Tournament Names:

Duration	Tournament Name
2024 – Present	CJ Cup Byron Nelson
2015 – 2019; 2021-2023	AT&T Byron Nelson
2009 – 2014	HP Byron Nelson Championship
2003 – 2008	EDS Byron Nelson Championship
2001 – 2002	Verizon Byron Nelson Classic
1999 – 2000	GTE Byron Nelson Classic
1988 – 1998	GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic
1968 – 1987	Byron Nelson Golf Classic
1957 – 1962; 1964; 1966 – 1967	Dallas Open Invitational
1956 (Jun)	Texas International Open
1956 (May)	Dallas Centennial Open
1946	Dallas Invitational
1945	Dallas Open
1944	Texas Victory Open

Tournament Records:

• Most Wins at Event:
  • 4, Tom Watson (1975, 1978, 1979, 1980)

• 72-Hole Record:
  • 259, Steven Bowditch (2015 at TPC Four Seasons). Bowditch was 18-under after heavy rain turned TPC Four Seasons into a par-69 layout for the final three rounds.

• 18-Hole Record:
  • 60, Arron Oberholser (second round, 2006 at Cottonwood Valley GC), Keegan Bradley (first round, 2013 at TPC Four Seasons)

Course Records:

• 72-Hole Record (TPC Craig Ranch):
  • 261, Jason Day (2023), Taylor Pendrith (2024)

• 18-Hole Record (TPC Craig Ranch):
  • 60, Sebastián Muñoz (first round, 2022 at TPC Craig Ranch), S.Y. Noh (first round, 2023 at TPC Craig Ranch)

• Largest Margin of Victory (TPC Craig Ranch):
  • 3 Strokes – K.H. Lee (2021)

Course Guide/ Scorecard:

Originally crafted by Tom Weiskopf in 2004, TPC Craig Ranch features a Par 71 layout, comprising four Par 3s, eleven Par 4s, and three Par 5s.

In terms of length, TPC Craig Ranch is one of the longest courses on Tour measuring 7,569 yards. It ranks 3 out of 44 courses in length. The fairways are on the wider side, ranking 8 of 44, with the average fairway width being 37.0 yards. The average green size is roughly 6,778 square feet which is on the larger side when compared to the other courses on the PGA Tour.

The four Par 3’s range between 147 yards and 232 yards. In the last edition of this event, all of the Par 3’s had a scoring average over par except for No. 4 and No. 17.

No. 7, 232 Yards, Par 3: “This is a large green that slopes back to front. It is best to miss your tee shot short right, this will give you the best opportunity to get up and down.”

No. 17, 147 Yards, Par 3: “A true sleeper par 3, don’t let the yardage fool you. The wind will make hitting this green a true test. Any shot coming up short will be punished by the false front on the green and may roll back into the front bunker.”

There are eleven Par 4’s at TPC Craig Ranch with the majority of those holes ranging between 450 and 500 yards. No. 6 is the shortest listed at 361 yards with the longest being No. 13, playing 512 yards. In terms of scoring average, the toughest Par 4 on the course last year was No. 12 (+0.177).

No. 6, 361 Yards, Par 4: “This is a short par 4 that brings a lot of strategy into play. The fairway is well protected by bunkers, if you want to attack this hole finding the fairway is a must. If you hit driver off the tee and get to close to the green, attacking a front pin location is difficult. This is one of our smallest greens, be aggressive if find the fairway and have a wedge in your hand.”

No. 14, 362 Yards, Par 4: “This short par four is a through risk/reward hole. The shorter hitters have to decide what yardage second shot they want to have, there is more room right off the tee than appears. Most big hitter will take on the green, the bunkers right are always there to catch a bail out shot. This is one of our most undulated greens, you have to be accurate with your wedges if you want to make birdie.”

No. 16, 492 Yards, Par 4: “A long and testing par four, into the wind this hole will challenge the best of players. You have to avoid the bunkers down the left if you want to hit this green in two. The bunkers front right hide what is one of the biggest greens on the course. Hitting the middle of this green is never a bad play. There is a severe slope on the left side of the green, and getting up and down from the chipping area is hard.”

There are three Par 5s on the course, No. 5, No. 9, and No. 18. All of these holes had a scoring average under par in 2024. The easiest hole on the course last year was No. 18 with a scoring average of 4.415.

No. 9, 564 Yards, Par 5: “This is a tough tee shot on a windy day because of the forced carry. Plenty of room right off the tee, playing down the left side will result in more run out and better angle to the green. The big decision you have to make is with your lay up, being aggressive and taking on the creek opens up the green for third shot. This green has three tiers, distance and spin control with your wedge shot is a must.”

No. 18, 552 Yards, Par 5: “Another risk/reward hole to finish, there is a large landing area for those who have to lay up. The longer hitter off the tee will have an approach shot between 220-250 to the middle of the green. This green has two distinct levels, and if you want to make birdie being on the correct level is a must.”

Featured/ Signature Hole(s): 14

Key Statistics:

The CJ CUP Byron Nelson takes place at TPC Craig Ranch. Here are the key statistics to keep an eye on for this week’s event.

Statistics	PGA Tour Average	TPC Craig Ranch
Driving Distance (Yards)	283.87	294.10
Driving Accuracy	62%	61%
GIR Percentage	66%	71%
Avg GIR Prox. to Hole (Feet)	29.17	34.17
Scrambling Percentage	58%	66%
Avg 3 Putts / Round	0.55	0.40

Per DataGolf, this is the favored skillset at TPC Craig Ranch.

Strokes Gained: Off the Tee

• While TPC Craig Ranch isn’t overly penal off the tee, it still rewards players who drive the ball well — especially those with both distance and consistency. Wide fairways encourage aggression, and longer hitters can take advantage of shorter approach shots into greens. But it’s not just bombers who benefit here. Accuracy and consistent positioning also play a role, especially with water lurking on several holes. Interestingly, each of the past four winners at TPC Craig Ranch finished the week ranked 23rd or better in SG: Off the Tee among the field. That tells us that while this isn’t a brutal driving test, gaining strokes off the tee is a key ingredient for winning. Whether through length, accuracy, or both, players need to be in control with the driver to contend.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Rico Hoey
    • Niklas Norgaard Moller
    • Keith Mitchell
    • Isaiah Salinda
    • Kevin Yu
    • Taylor Pendrith
    • Scottie Scheffler
    • Jesper Svensson
    • Joseph Bramlett
    • Kurt Kitayama

Strokes Gained: Approach

• TPC Craig Ranch is a second-shot golf course, and iron play is one of the most predictive stats for success here. In fact, three of the past four winners ranked inside the top 8 in Strokes Gained: Approach for the week, showing just how important precise iron play is. With large greens and favorable scoring conditions, hitting it close gives players the best chance to convert birdie opportunities. Those who are consistently dialed in with their mid-to-long irons tend to separate themselves over four rounds.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Henrik Norlander
    • Sami Valimaki
    • Scottie Scheffler
    • Will Zalatoris
    • Stephan Jaeger
    • Rico Hoey
    • John Pak
    • Jackson Suber
    • Nicolai Hojgaard
    • Kevin Yu

Strokes Gained: Putting (Bentgrass)

• The greens at TPC Craig Ranch are pure Bentgrass, cut to .100″, and generally run at a medium-to-fast speed. While the putting surfaces are large, players who roll it well on Bentgrass will have a significant edge, especially in a low-scoring shootout where missing birdie chances can quickly put you behind. Historically, strong Bentgrass putters have shown a positive correlation with top finishes at this event.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Mackenzie Hughes
    • Harry Hall
    • Brian Campbell
    • Pierceson Coody
    • Vince Whaley
    • Kevin Kisner
    • Kevin Tway
    • Kris Ventura
    • Sam Burns
    • Ben Silverman

Driving Distance Gained

• While accuracy off the tee is helpful, TPC Craig Ranch tends to favor players with distance more than precision. The fairways are relatively wide, and players who can drive it long will set themselves up for shorter approach shots into greens — a major edge when you need to rack up birdies. The course plays over 7,500 yards, so length can be a real asset.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Aldrich Potgieter
    • Christo Lamprecht
    • Brandon Matthews
    • Tim Widing
    • Jesper Svensson
    • Niklas Norgaard Moller
    • Alejandro Tosti
    • Rasmus Hojgaard
    • Chirs Gotterup
    • Pierceson Coody

Par 3 Scoring: 200-225 Yards

• Two of the four par 3s at TPC Craig Ranch fall within the 200-225 yard range.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Ben Griffin
    • Seamus Power
    • Brian Campbell
    • Sam Ryder
    • Michael Thorbjornsen
    • Ryan Gerard
    • Matthew McCarty
    • Aldrich Potgieter
    • Takumi Kanaya
    • Mac Meissner

Par 4 Scoring: 450-500 Yards

• TPC Craig Ranch features five par 4s in the 450-500 yard range, which will test players with both length and accuracy. These are among the tougher holes on the course, so gaining strokes here can lead to a significant advantage over four rounds.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Scottie Scheffler
    • Brian Campbell
    • Alex Smalley
    • Joel Dahmen
    • Keith Mitchell
    • Justin Lower
    • Chad Ramey
    • Sam Ryder
    • Matt Kuchar
    • Pierceson Coody

Par 5 Scoring: 550 – 600 Yards

• Two of the three par 5s fall between 550-600 yards, which are reachable for the longer hitters and offer prime scoring chances. Converting birdies — or even eagles — on these holes is often a requirement to stay competitive in a tournament that regularly sees winning scores of -23 or better.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Davis Riley
    • Jesper Svensson
    • Thorbjorn Olesen
    • Jordan Spieth
    • Nicolai Hojgaard
    • Cameron Davis
    • Adam Schenk
    • Victor Perez
    • Pierceson Coody
    • Dylan Wu

Birdies or Better Gained

• With the last five winners all finishing -23 or better, it’s clear that scoring is paramount at TPC Craig Ranch. Players need to capitalize on the gettable holes and avoid settling for too many pars. Those who gain the most strokes through birdies (or better) tend to rise up the leaderboard in this type of shootout environment.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Jacob Bridgeman
    • Danny Walker
    • Jesper Svensson
    • Stephan Jaeger
    • Scottie Scheffler
    • Taylor Moore
    • Niklas Norgaard Moller
    • Cameron Davis
    • Ryan Gerard
    • Jordan Spieth

Proximity Gained: 200+ Yards

• DataGolf’s approach distribution shows a disproportionately high number of approach shots at TPC Craig Ranch come from 200+ yards out.
  • Leaders in this category in the last 24 Rounds:
    • Erik Van Rooyen
    • Charley Hoffman
    • Thorbjorn Olesen
    • Rikuya Hoshino
    • Kris Ventura
    • Ryan Gerard
    • Jackson Suber
    • Brandon Matthews
    • Joel Dahmen
    • Kurt Kitayama

Course History & Comparable Courses

• Looking at the Data Golf Course History Tool, prior experience at TPC Craig Ranch hasn’t proven to be extremly advantageous. However, we have seen multiple players in the past few years win twice at this course including Jason Day, K.H. Lee, and Sergio Garcia.
  • Leaders in this category:
    • Jordan Spieth
    • Stephan Jaeger
    • Scottie Scheffler
    • Sung Kang
    • Ryan Palmer
    • Si Woo Kim
    • Byeong Hun An
    • Davis Riley
    • Matt Kuchar
    • Joseph Bramlett

The Field:

The 2025 CJ CUP Byron Nelson will feature a field of 156 players, with just two of the top 20 in the Official World Golf Ranking set to compete.

Basis of qualification for each entrant this week:

• Winner – U.S. Open
• Winner – PGA Championship
• Winner – THE PLAYERS Championship
• Winner – Tournament Winner in the Past Year
• Career Money Exemption
• Sponsor Exemption: DPWT
• Sponsor’s Exemption – PGA
• Sponsor’s Exemption – Unrestricted
• Sponsor’s Exemption – PGA
• PGA Section Champion\Player of the Year.
• Open Qualifying
• Top 30 on the FedExCup Playoffs & Eligibility Points List
• Top 70 on Prior Year FEC Playoff & Elig List through the Playoffs
• Top 125 FedExCup Fall Point Lists
• Major Medical Extension.
• Leading Points Winner from DP World Tour
• PGA TOUR University #1 – Prior Season
• Leading 10 players (not otherwise exempt) on DP World Tour
• Players 2-30 on the Prior Season Korn Ferry Tour Points List
• Top 5 Finishers and Ties from PGA TOUR Q-School

Previous Winners in the Field (Event):

• Taylor Pendrith (2024), Sung Kang (2019)

Debutants in the Field:

• Aldrich Potgieter, Braden Thornberry, Christo Lamprecht, Cristobal Del Solar, Danny Walker, Frankie Capan III, Gabe Reynolds, Isaiah Salinda, Jackson Suber, Jeremy Paul, Jesper Svensson, John Pak, Kaito Onishi, Karl Vilips, Kevin Velo, Mason Andersen, Matt McCarty, Matteo Manassero, Matthew Riedel, Michael Thorbjornsen, Nicolai Hojgaard, Niklas Norgaard Moller, Noah Kent, Paul Peterson, Paul Waring, Philip Knowles, Rasmus Hojgaard, Ricky Castillo, Rikuya Hoshino, Seungbin Choi, Takumi Kanaya, Taylor Dickson, Thomas Rosenmueller, Tim Widing, Tommy Morrison, Victor Perez, Vince Covello, Will Chandler, William Mouw

Exemptions:

• Seungbin Choi – Commissioner Exemption – 2 Foreign Players.
• Pierceson Coody – Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted.
• Chesson Hadley – Sponsors Exemptions – PGA TOUR Member not otherwise exempt.
• Noah Kent – Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted.
• Kris Kim – Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted.
• Kevin Kisner – Career Money Exemption.
• Martin Laird – Sponsor Exemptions: DPWT / Korn Ferry Tour / Q-School Category
• Tommy Morrison – Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted.
• Ryan Palmer – Career Money Exemption.
• Chez Reavie – Sponsors Exemptions – PGA TOUR Member not otherwise exempt.
• Kevin Tway – Sponsor Exemptions: DPWT / Korn Ferry Tour / Q-School Category

Notable Withdraws/ Changes:

• Michael Kim (WD); Dylan Wu (IN)
• Nick Dunlap (WD); Kevin Tway (IN)
• Trace Crowe (IN)
• Blades Brown (WD)
• Martin Laird (IN)
• Kevin Tway (IN)
• Chez Reavie (IN)
• Chesson Hadley (IN)
• Zac Blair (OUT); Zach Johnson (IN)
• S.H. Kim (OUT); Joseph Bramlett (IN)
• Keith Mitchell (WD); Taylor Montgomery (IN)
• Brandt Snedeker (WD); Zac Blair (IN)
• Joe Highsmith (WD); Matt NeSmith (IN)

Tee Times & Groupings:

The Odds:

Here are the current favorites for this week’s event:

Golfer	Odds	Last 5 Finishes on the PGA TOUR (Recent -> Past)	Last 5 Finishes at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson (Recent -> Past)
Scottie Scheffler	+280	T8-4-T2-T20-T11	T5-T15-T47
Jordan Spieth	+1800	T18-T14-T12-T28-59	MC-2-T9
Sungjae Im	+2200	T11-T5-60-T61-T19	–
Byeong Hun An	+2500	T38-T21-T16-T52-T8	T4-T14

Tournament Props:

Playoff:

• Will There Be a Playoff at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson? (Yes +360 / No -500)

Since moving to TPC Craig Ranch in 2021, the CJ CUP Byron Nelson has yet to be decided by a playoff.

Hole-in-One:

• Will There Be A Hole-in-One at the CJ CUP Byron Nelson? (Yes -160/ No +125)

2024: (1) – Raul Pereda (Hole No. 7)

2023: No Aces were recorded,

Recent Horses for Courses (TPC Craig Ranch):

		CJ Cup Byron Nelson	AT&T Byron Nelson	AT&T Byron Nelson	AT&T Byron Nelson
		TPC Craig Ranch	TPC Craig Ranch	TPC Craig Ranch	TPC Craig Ranch
Golfer	Events Played	2024	2023	2022	2021
Byeong-Hun An	3	4	14	–	–
Carson Young	2	30	14	–	–
Stephan Jaeger	5	20	11	38	–
Si Woo Kim	4	13	2	MC	55
Scottie Scheffler	5	–	5	15	47
Seamus Power	7	MC	19	17	9
Jordan Spieth	12	MC	–	2	9

Recent Donkeys for Courses (TPC Craig Ranch):

		CJ Cup Byron Nelson	AT&T Byron Nelson	AT&T Byron Nelson	AT&T Byron Nelson
		TPC Craig Ranch	TPC Craig Ranch	TPC Craig Ranch	TPC Craig Ranch
Golfer	Events Played	2024	2023	2022	2021
Mac Meissner	3	MC	MC	MC	–
Pierceson Coody	3	MC	MC	–	MC
Greyson Sigg	3	MC	MC	MC	–
Harry Higgs	3	–	MC	MC	MC
Scott Gutschewski	5	MC	–	MC	–
George McNeill	10	–	MC	–	MC
Erik van Rooyen	2	–	MC	–	MC
Chez Reavie	11	MC	–	MC	–
Matthias Schmid	2	MC	MC	–	–
Kevin Kisner	5	MC	–	MC	–

Previous Winners Scores, Prices, and Strokes Gained (Rank at Tournament):

• 2024: Taylor Pendrith (-23)
  • Price: 90-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
Taylor Pendrith	6th	4th	38th	3rd	14th

• 2023: Jason Day (-23)
  • Price: 18-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
Jason Day	12th	1st	3rd	31st	28th

• 2022: K.H. Lee (-26)
  • Price: 125-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
K.H. Lee	20th	5th	8th	10th	13th

• 2021: K.H. Lee (-25)
  • Price: 200-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
K.H. Lee	23rd	2nd	2nd	24th	9th

• 2019: Sung Kang (-23)
  • Price: 125-1

	SG: Off the Tee	SG: Tee to Green	SG: Approach	SG: Around the Green	SG: Putting
Sung Kang	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

Previous Winners Incoming Form (Last 5 Starts):

• 2024: Taylor Pendrith
  • T11 – Zurich Classic of New Orleans (PGA)
  • T11 – Corales Puntacana Championship (PGA)
  • MC – Valero Texas Open (PGA)
  • T36 – Texas Children’s Houston Open (PGA)
  • MC – Valspar Championship (PGA)

• 2023: Jason Day
  • MC – Wells Fargo Championship (PGA)
  • T39 – Masters Tournament (MAJ)
  • T5 – WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play (PGA)
  • T19 – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)
  • T10 – Arnold Palmer Invitational (PGA)

• 2022: K.H. Lee
  • T25 – Wells Fargo Championship (PGA)
  • MC – RBC Heritage (PGA)
  • MC – The Masters (PGA)
  • MC – Valero Texas Open (PGA)
  • T55 – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)

• 2021: K.H. Lee
  • T58 – Wells Fargo Championship (PGA)
  • T29 – Valspar Championship (PGA)
  • T23 – Zurich Classic of New Orleans (PGA)
  • T56 – RBC Heritage (PGA)
  • T23 – Valero Texas Open (PGA)

• 2019: Sung Kang
  • MC – Wells Fargo Championship (PGA)
  • MC – Zurich Classic of New Orleans (PGA)
  • T42 – Valero Texas Open (PGA)
  • T18 – Valspar Championship (PGA)
  • T47 – THE PLAYERS Championship (PGA)

Previous Winners Finishes at Event:

2024: Taylor Pendrith

• Tournament Debut

2023: Jason Day

	2022	2021	2017	2013	2012	2011	2010
Jason Day	T51	MC	2	T27	T9	5	WON

2022: K.H. Lee

	2021	2019
K.H. Lee	WON	MDF

2021: K.H. Lee

	2019
K.H. Lee	MDF

2019: Sung Kang

	2018	2017	2016	2012	2011
Sung Kang	T42	T20	T34	MC	MC

Picks:

Outrights

Jordan Spieth (+1800) – DraftKings

Stephan Jaeger (+4500) – FanDuel

Jake Knapp (+5500) – FanDuel

Ryan Gerard (+6000) – FanDuel

Sami Valimaki (+11000) – FanDuel

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