The sixth signature event of the 2025 PGA Tour season is dealing with the first round of the Truist championship on Thursday.
The former Wells Fargo Championship is a regular place for the PGA championship next week to play at the Philadelphia Cricket Club just outside Philadelphia.
Our golf experts are previewing the Truist championship and providing their favorite propeller choices with the best bets to win this week.
Truist Championship
Location: Philadelphia, 8-11 May
Course: Philadelphia Cricket Club, Wissahickon (Par 70, 7,119 YARDA)
Bag: $ 20 million (Winner: 3.6 million dollars)
Defense Champion: Rory McILOY
Fedex Cup Leader: McILOY
How to follow
TV: Thursday-Cuma: 2-6 pm meat (golf channel); Saturday: 1-3 pm (GC), 3-6: 30 (CBS); Sunday: 1-3 pm (GC); 3-6 pm (CBS)
Flow (ESPN+): Thursday-Cuma: 08: 00-16: 00 meat; Saturday: 08: 00-16: 30; Sunday: 7: 30-18:00
X: @truistchamp
Propils
-Stephan Jaeger Top 30 Finish (+100 at Bapers): In the first few months of the season, after appearing on the first page of the leadership picture, Jaeger cooled down on the T56, T32 and T52 in his last three events. However, remember that for the payment of this propeller, it has to overcome a little more than half of the players in this limited area.
-Corey Conners Top Canada (+115 in Draftkings): Conners plays an excellent golf for most of the year, pulling a T49 T49, four T8 or better four surfaces in RBC Heritage. Taylor Pendrith (+230), Nick Taylor (+400) and Adam Hadwin (+650) face a solid competition in this propeller. However, Pendrith missed two of the last three parts, Taylor is not better than a T40 in the last four, and Hadwin has not ended better than T39 since February.
-Xander Schauffele to beat Patrick Cantlay (Baputers -114): Schauffele is entering the uniform after being injured in the beginning of the season and is motivated to go to the top of the PGA championship next week. Cantlay again brings together salary checks – he did not miss a segment in 11 months – but he also wins nothing while struggling to bring together four powerful rounds.
2025 Props Choice of Propon Registration: 15-18-1
Best bets
-Rry McILOY (+400 in Draftkings) won three times in 2025 and won this event four times, but these victories came to Quail Hollow. It has been shortened since its rates were opened at +450, and McILOY is leading the field with 10 percent of the total bets bet on the winner of this week.
-Collin Morikawa (+1400) is still looking for his first win since 2023, but he had a series of six in a row in a row, captured by a T54 in RBC Heritage.
-Xander Schauffele (+1600) has three top 20 coatings and is fifth in the book, supported by 6 percent of both total bets and bets.
-Ludvig Aberg (+1600) has missed a pair of deductions at five initials since he won Genesis, but Solo was seventh in Masters.
-Justin Thomas (+1800) has been on the first start since he won the RBC heritage and climbed to number 5 in the world.
-Patrick Cantlay (+2000) has not won since the 2022 BMW Championship, but this week’s victory leads to all players with 11 percent of the total money.
-Vicor Hovland (+2800) is regaining its form after a win in Augusta with a T13 in Augusta and a T13 in RBC.
-Andrew Novak (+6000) has not yet won the tour, but this season, the first three surfaces are the only players.
Notes
-The imza activities include a bag of 20 million dollars and increased Fedexcup scores. There is no 36 holes for five host tournaments without players.
-1 Scottie Scheffler is not on the field when preparing for the next week’s PGA Championship.
-Truist championship, established in 1854, the United States, the oldest private club of Philadelphia Cricket Club is doing a one -time stop. Wissahickon was designed by AW Tillinghast and opened in 1922 for the game. This is the first PGA Tour event in Philadelphia since the 2018 BMW championship. The event will return to the Hollow Club in NC, Charlotte, which hosted the next week’s PGA championship in 2026.
-Garrick Higgo, Erik Van Rooyen, Sam Stevens, Michael Thorbjorns and Rasmus Hojgaard, Aon Swing 5, while the sponsor exemptions Rickie Fowler, Keith Mitchell, Jordan Spieth and Gary Woodland.
Alex Noren, Norex No.70, made its first output after getting rid of neck and hamstring injuries.
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