The 107th edition of the US PGA Championship will get underway this week at Quail Hollow, as the second major champion of 2025 will be crowned, following Rory McIlroy's dramatic success at the Masters last month.
It was a fairytale finale as McIlroy completed the Career Grand Slam following the win, and the Northern Irishman also ended a decade-long wait for a major honour by claiming success at Augusta.
A 156-strong field will compete for this year's second major though, so McIlroy can expect even greater competition this week, as he seeks to continue his phenomenal year, that has also yielded a win at the Players.
Here, Sports Mole provides the lowdown on when and where the 2025 US PGA Championship will take place, as well as how to watch it, and who the favourites are to lift the prestigious Wanamaker Trophy.
When is the 2025 US PGA Championship?
The 2025 US PGA gets underway on Thursday May 15, and will run for four days, with the conclusion expected on Sunday May 18, barring any weather delays, or potential playoffs.
Where will the 2025 US PGA Championship be held?
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The 2025 US PGA Championship will take place at Quail Hollow, in Charlotte, North Carolina, marking the second time the course has been used to stage the tournament, after also doing so in 2017.
Where can you watch the 2025 US PGA Championship
For UK viewers, the 2025 US PGA Championship will be available to watch on Sky Sports Golf, who will have comprehensive coverage across all four days of the tournament.
Who are the favourites to win the 2025 US PGA Championship?
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Unsurprisingly, after his victory at Augusta National last month, completing the Career Grand Slam, Rory McIlroy is right at the top of the markets, currently joint-favourite with two-time major winner and world number one Scottie Scheffler, both at 9/2.
Bryson DeChambeau is not far behind as third-favourite, being priced at 8/1, with Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm and reigning champion Xander Schauffele also available at short odds, in and around 16/1 to 20/1.
Click here to read our preview of the 2025 tournament, which looks in detail at who could come out victorious at Quail Hollow.
Who won the 2024 US PGA Championship?
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Schauffele won his first major title at the US PGA last year, taking home the Wanamaker Trophy at Valhalla, shooting a tournament record 21-under-par, holding off challenges from the likes of DeChambeau, Viktor Hovland and Collin Morikawa.
How much prize money does the US PGA Championship winner get?
In 2024, a prize pot of $18.5m was shared out among those who made the cut for the weekend, with the winner Schauffele receiving 18%, which equalled a whopping $3.3m.
Has the US PGA been held at Quail Hollow before?
Quail Hollow has previously hosted the US PGA, back in 2017, when Thomas was the winner on that occasion, claiming the first of his two major successes to date.
In difficult conditions, only 12 players finished the week under-par, including Thomas, who won with a score of eight-under-par, coming from behind to snatch the title away from Kevin Kisner and Hideki Matsuyama, who both faded in the final round.
Who has won the US PGA Championship most often?
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The legendary Jack Nicklaus has won the US PGA more often than any other player in the modern era, claiming five of 18 major titles in this tournament.
Nicklaus's success at the US PGA spanned almost two decades, with his first victory coming in Dallas in 1963, before claiming his fifth in 1980 at Oak Hill at the age of 40.
Tiger Woods is a close second with four wins, while Brooks Koepka has been victorious on three occasions, while Walter Hagen was the dominant force prior to the modern era, winning five times in the 1920s.
Every previous US PGA Championship winner
2024: Xander Schauffele
2023: Brooks Koepka (3)
2022: Justin Thomas (2)
2021: Phil Mickelson (2)
2020: Collin Morikawa
2019: Brooks Koepka (2)
2018: Brooks Koepka
2017: Justin Thomas
2016: Jimmy Walker
2015: Jason Day
2014: Rory McIlroy (2)
2013: Jason Dufner
2012: Rory McIlroy
2011: Keegan Bradley
2010: Martin Kaymer
2009: Yang Yong-eun
2008: Padraig Harrington
2007: Tiger Woods (4)
2006: Tiger Woods (3)
2005: Phil Mickelson
2004: Vijay Singh (2)
2003: Shaun Micheel
2002: Rich Beem
2001: David Toms
2000: Tiger Woods (2)
1999: Tiger Woods
1998: Vijay Singh
1997: Davis Love III
1996: Mark Brooks
1995: Steve Elkington
1994: Nick Price (2)
1993: Paul Azinger
1992: Nick Price
1991: John Daly
1990: Wayne Grady
1989: Payne Stewart
1988: Jeff Sluman
1987: Larry Nelson (2)
1986: Bob Tway
1985: Hubert Green
1984: Lee Trevino (2)
1983: Hal Sutton
1982: Raymond Floyd (2)
1981: Larry Nelson
1980: Jack Nicklaus (5)
1979: David Graham
1978: John Mahaffey
1977: Lanny Wadkins
1976: Dave Stockton (2)
1975: Jack Nicklaus (4)
1974: Lee Trevino
1973: Jack Nicklaus (3)
1972: Gary Player (2)
1971: Jack Nicklaus (2)
1970: Dave Stockton
1969: Raymond Floyd
1968: Julius Boros
1967: Don January
1966: Al Geiberger
1965: Dave Marr
1964: Bobby Nichols
1963: Jack Nicklaus
1962: Gary Player
1961: Jerry Barber
1960: Jay Hebert
1959: Bob Rosburg
1958: Dow Finsterwald
1957: Lionel Hebert
1956: Jack Burke Jr
1955: Doug Ford
1954: Chick Harbert
1953: Walter Burkemo
1952: Jim Turnesa
1951: Sam Snead (3)
1950: Chandler Harper
1949: Sam Snead (2)
1948: Ben Hogan (2)
1947: Jim Ferrier
1946: Ben Hogan
1945: Byron Nelson (2)
1944: Bob Hamilton
1943: Not held due to World War II
1942: Sam Snead
1941: Vic Ghezzi
1940: Byron Nelson
1939: Henry Picard
1938: Paul Runyan (2)
1937: Denny Shute (2)
1936: Denny Shute
1935: Johnny Revolta
1934: Paul Runyan
1933: Gene Sarazen (3)
1932: Olin Dutra
1931: Tom Creavy
1930: Tommy Armour
1929: Leo Diegel (2)
1928: Leo Diegel
1927: Walter Hagen (5)
1926: Walter Hagen (4)
1925: Walter Hagen (3)
1924: Walter Hagen (2)
1923: Gene Sarazen (2)
1922: Gene Sarazen
1921: Walter Hagen
1920: Jock Hutchison
1919: Jim Barnes (2)
1918: Not held due to World War I
1917: Not held due to World War I
1916: Jim Barnes
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