The “fifth major” of the season begins this week as the best and most brilliant of the PGA Tour Voyage at TPC Sawgrass for the 2025 players’ championship. Representing the 51st game of the event, this week at the famous Pete Dye Design will test all aspects of his game – physically and mentally.
It is not surprising that the world champion n ° 1 and twice, Scottie Scheffler, reaches the table of dimensions at 9/2. Scheffler entered this tournament a year ago at a similar price, but that year, he already had a victory to his credit, after capturing the Arnold Palmer Invitational A week before. This year, he enters as a double reigning champion looking for a Immensely rare three peat during a golf tournament.
Scheffler has not yet entered the winner’s circle this season, but Rory McILroy has already hoisted a trophy. The world n ° 2 is registered closely behind Scheffler at 7-1 while the two combined to win three of the last of the five players with the title of McILroy to come in 2019.
Justin Thomas joins the pleasure at 20-1 after a strong start to the season. Meanwhile, names like Wyndham Clark, Russell Henley, Sepp Straka and Jordan Spieth find themselves further in the coast board. They can be worthy of a bet for their recent form.
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2025 Players Championship ODS, choice
Favorite
- Scottie Scheffler: 9/2
- Rory McILroy: 7-1
- Ludvig Åberg: 14-1
- Collin Morikawa: 16-1
- Xander Schauffele: 18-1
- Justin Thomas: 18-1
Four of the last five players’ championships belong to this group, the aberrant value being Cameron Smith. Scheffler, McILroy and Thomas showed the possibility of doing the job at TPC Sawgrass while Schauffele got closer to last season. Morikawa brings the most intrigue, however, because he is in great shape after a finalist in Bay Hill and has a number of solid rounds at TPC Sawgrass.
Contenders
Before the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Hideki Matsuyama was the only player in the group below won the PGA Tour since the start of the 2024 season. With his victory at Arnie, it was Russell Henley who joined the Japan man and has our attention while the 35-year-old was sensational to start the year. He has all his game by clicking now and continues to put himself in the affirmation of the weekend. Could he follow in the footsteps of Scheffler and go consecutively to the Arnold Palmer and to the players? There are some contenders of the championship of last season, including Wyndham Clark and Maverick McNealy. The latter missed the API cup but remains in good shape after having finished finalist at the Genesis Invitational and inside the Top 10 of the WM Phoenix Open.
- Hideki Matsuyama: 22-1
- Patrick Cantlay: 22-1
- Sungjae in: 29-1
- Russell Henley: 29-1
- Shane Lowry: 29-1
- Tommy Fleetwood: 29-1
- Sam Burns: 33-1
- Sungjae in: 37-1
- Sepp Straka: 41-1
- Will Zalatoris: 41-1
- Viktor Hovland: 41-1
- Corey Conners: 45-1
- Maverick McNealy: 45-1
- Tom Kim: 50-1
- Keegan Bradley: 50-1
- Wyndham Clark: 50-1
- Jason Day: 50-1
- Daniel Berger: 50-1
2025 Championship Players Predictions, Choice, Favorites: one of these nine golfers will win at TPC Sawgrass
Patrick McDonald
Crosspiece
Strange things can happen at TPC Sawgrass, so why not look at Jordan Spieth? The triple major champion was first two in the first 10 in his first four departures since his return from intersane wrist surgery. He continues to drive the ball wonderfully, and above all, he makes putts like vintage Spieth. If the iron game cooperates, it can be a factor.
- Min wooe lee: 60-1
- Taylor Pendrith: 65-1
- Robert Macintyre: 65-1
- Jordan Spieth: 65-1
- Sahith Theegala: 65-1
- Tony argument: 65-1
- Thomas Distry: 65-1
- Harris English: 70-1
- Adam Scott: 70-1
- Byeong HUN AN: 80-1
- Cameron Young: 80-1
- Aaron Rai: 80-1
- Akshay Bhatia: 80-1
- Max Homa: 80-1
- Davis Thompson: 80-1
- Similar: 80-1
- Rickie Fowler: 90-1
Longshot
- Nick Taylor: 100-1
- Matt Fitzpatrick: 100-1
- Billy Outside: 100-1
- Lee Hodges: 100-1
- JJ SPAUN: 100-1
- Harry Hall: 100-1
- Brian Harman: 100-1
- Max GREYSERMAN: 100-1
- Keith Mitchell: 100-1
- Austin Eckroat: 100-1
- Stephan Jaeger: 100-1
- Justin Rose: 120-1
- Christiaan Bezuidenhout: 120-1
- Denny McCarthy: 120-1
- Jhonattan Vegas: 120-1
- Rasmus Hojgaard: 120-1
- Charley Hoffman: 120-1
- Nico Echavarria: 120-1
- Niklas Norgaard: 120-1
- Beautiful hossler: 120-1
- Lucas Glover: 120-1
- Nick Dunlap: 120-1
- Cam Davis: 120-1
- JT Poston: 120-1
- Kurt Kitayama: 120-1
Despite the age of 45, Rose can still follow the big boys on golf courses that require a solid strategy for navigating. TPC Sawgrass fits into this category and seems to adapt to the eye of English. He has five top 25 in the last nine championships of players, including a T6 there are a few seasons. Rose comes from a solid performance in Bay Hill.
Rest in the field
A player jumps out of the page in this range, which is Doug Ghim. He can have zero victory PGA Tour, but he has his right share at TPC Sawgrass. Ghim will have to find his putter (and probably luck) to face, but we have seen him do it before. A game of 10 or first top 20 can finally be the prudent option.
- Taylor Moore: 150-1
- Patrick Fishburn: 150-1
- Kevin Yu: 150-1
- Tom Hoge: 150-1
- Matt Wallace: 150-1
- Alex including: 150-1
- Mark Hubbard: 150-1
- Mackenzie Hughes: 150-1
- Chris Kirk: 150-1
- Doug Pin: 180-1
- Ryan Fox: 180-1
- Thorbjorn Olesen: 180-1
- Victor Perez: 180-1
- Eric Cole: 180-1
- Justin Lower: 180-1
- Laurie Canter: 180-1
- Jesper SVENSSON: 210-1
- Matteo Manassero: 210-1
- Jordan Smith: 210-1
- Matt McCarty: 270-1
- Max McGreevy: 270-1
- Roman Langasque: 270-1
- Erik Van Rooyen: 270-1
- Mattieu Pavon: 270-1
- Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen: 270-1
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