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Get Started With Our PGA Championship Contest
To enter the contest, sign up and answer seven props and a tiebreaker. All props relate to which golfer of a group of three will finish the highest in Round 1 on Thursday and, if you hit all of them, you’ll be entered in a chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card. Check back daily, as we’re giving prizes away daily!
We’re giving you two ways to win:
- Turn in a perfect card (a winner will be chosen every day)
- Score the highest after the entire tournament (Thursday–Sunday)
In the event of multiple perfect cards, the player with the closest tiebreaker answer wins. It’s that easy!
Players must be 21 or older to participate. Terms and conditions apply.
2022 PGA Championship Odds
PGA Championship Preview
The world’s number-one player and the current hottest hand in golf Scottie Scheffler () is a slight favorite on odds boards. Scheffler has four wins in his last six tournaments including the Masters back in April. Second-ranked Jon Rahm () and Rory McIlroy () land just behind Scheffler at most books.
Eyes will once again be on Tiger Woods, who opens the tournament Thursday morning at 9:11 a.m. Like his last few PGA Tour starts, Tiger () is a longshot, but is the most recent major winner at Southern Hills (2007 PGA Championship).
TheLines lead golf writer John Haslbauer highlighted Jordan Spieth () this weekend, who’s looking to complete a career Grand Slam at the PGA Championship. We won’t give it away, but you can read his reasoning and full PGA Championship preview here.
How To Watch
Where: Southern Hills Country Club (Tulsa, Okla.)
When: Thursday, May 19–Sunday, May 22
TV: ESPN (Rounds 1-2), CBS (Rounds 3-4)
Previous champion: Phil Mickelson (not in the 2022 field)
