2024 PGA Championship odds, predictions: Favorites and picks from the field

By Vik Chokshi
FOX Sports Gambling Lead

The second major of the PGA Tour season is on the horizon.

With the PGA Championship around the corner, let's take a look at the latest tournament information, odds, picks and more.

Brooks Koepka is the defending champion. Last year, he had the fourth-best odds to win entering the tournament (+2000). He took it down by shooting 9-under at the Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York. 

Scottie Scheffler, who held the second-best odds at +850, and Viktor Hovland finished tied for second at 7-under. Cameron Davis, Bryson DeChambeau and Kurt Kitayama finished tied for fourth at 3-under.

Jon Rahm, who was the favorite entering the tournament (+700), shot an abysmal 7-over.

This will be the fourth time Valhalla hosts a PGA Championship, with the last occasion coming in 2014. Rory McIlroy won the tournament that year, shooting 16-under to beat Phil Mickelson by a stroke.

Tiger Woods won the event at Valhalla in 2000, shooting 18-under to win in a playoff.

Scheffler is a massive favorite, currently sitting at +350 to win it all. He's been on a dominant run as of late, winning four tournaments since March, including the Masters. However, it's unclear if he'll play as he's still awaiting the birth of his first child.

Beyond Scheffler, McIlroy (+1200) and Rahm (+1400) hold the second- and third-best odds, respectively.

Tiger Woods was included in the full field list for the event.

Even though he has past success at Valhalla, Woods is still a long shot to win the tournament, as he currently sits at +10000 to win it all, similar to the odds he had to win the Masters in April.

When you talk about Tiger, you have to bring up Phil Mickelson, who won the 2021 PGA Championship. The lefty has