PGA Championship Final Round Tee Times, Betting Odds for Today

Notable Tee Times at Glance

• Collin Morikawa 7:58 a.m.
• Matt Fitzpatrick 9:19 a.m.
• Justin Thomas 10:55 a.m.
• Justin Rose 1:25 p.m.
• Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele 2:05 p.m.
• Aaron Rai, Ludvig Åberg 2:15 p.m.
• Nick Taylor, Jon Rahm 2:25 p.m.
• Alex Smalley, Matti Schmid 2:35 p.m.

There is one round to go at the 2026 PGA Championship

Here are the fourth round tee times today for every golfer.

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Final Round PGA Championship Tee Times Today: Fourth Round Sunday

All times Eastern

7:40 a.m. -- Casey Jarvis, Brian Campbell

7:49 a.m. -- Luke Donald, Ben Kern

7:58 a.m. -- Collin Morikawa, Elvis Smylie

8:07 a.m. -- Kurt Kitayama, Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

8:16 a.m. -- Ryan Gerard, Jason Day

8:25 a.m. -- Alex Fitzpatrick, Matt Wallace

8:34 a.m. -- Rasmus Højgaard, Sami Välimäki

8:43 a.m. -- Shane Lowry, John Parry

8:52 a.m. -- Christiaan Bezuidenhout, William Mouw

9:01 a.m. -- Patrick Cantlay, Alex Noren

9:10 a.m. -- Corey Conners, Ryo Hisatsune

9:19 a.m. -- Matt Fitzpatrick, Sahith Theegala

9:28 a.m. -- Keith Mitchell, Sam Stevens

9:37 a.m. -- Daniel Berger, Daniel Brown

9:46 a.m. -- Michael Brennan, Johnny Keefer

9:55 a.m. -- Ryan Fox, Jhonattan Vegas

10:15 a.m. -- Denny McCarthy, Chandler Blanchet

10:25 a.m. -- Haotong Li, Kazuki Higa

10:35 a.m. -- Jordan Spieth, Rico Hoey

10:45 a.m. -- Stephan Jaeger, Taylor Pendrith

10:55 a.m. -- Justin Thomas, Aldrich Potgieter

11:05 a.m. -- Si Woo Kim, Cameron Young

11:15 a.m. -- Andrew Putnam, Andrew Novak

11:25 a.m. -- Dustin Johnson, Daniel Hillier

11:35 a.m. -- Padraig Harrington, Tom Hoge

11:45 a.m. -- Nicolai Højgaard, Michael Kim

12:05 p.m. -- Scottie Scheffler, David Puig

12:15 p.m. -- Rickie Fowler, Harris English

12:25 p.m. -- Sam Burns, Brooks Koepka

12:35 p.m. -- Brian Harman, Mikael Lindberg

12:45 p.m. -- Hideki Matsuyama, Chris Gotterup

12:55 p.m. -- Min Woo Lee, Max Greyserman

1:05 p.m. -- Ben Griffin, Cameron Smith

1:25 p.m. -- Justin Rose, Joaquín Niemann

1:35 p.m. -- Kristoffer Reitan, Chris Kirk

1:55 p.m. -- Patrick Reed, Maverick McNealy

2:05 p.m. -- Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele

2:15 p.m. -- Aaron Rai, Ludvig Åberg

2:25 p.m. -- Nick Taylor, Jon Rahm

2:35 p.m. -- Alex Smalley, Matti Schmid

PGA Championship Odds

Golf Betting FAQ

What does it mean to bet on a golfer to win outright?

An outright winner bet — sometimes called a "to win" bet — is a wager on a specific golfer to finish first in the tournament. Because golf fields typically range from 70 to 156 players, winning outright is difficult, which is why odds for most players are expressed as large positive numbers (e.g., +1200 or +5000). A $100 wager on a +1200 golfer would return $1,200 in profit if that player wins.

What is a Top 5, Top 10, or Top 20 finish bet?

Finish position bets let you wager on a golfer to finish within a specified range on the final leaderboard, regardless of whether they win. A Top 10 bet pays out if the player finishes anywhere from first through 10th place. Odds are naturally shorter than outright markets to reflect the higher likelihood of success — a player might be +1200 to win but only +200 to finish Top 10.

How does a make/miss the cut bet work?

Most professional golf tournaments feature a 36-hole cut, trimming the field halfway through the tourney; the exact number of golfers who make the cut varies by event. A make/miss the cut bet is a simple two-way wager on whether a specific golfer will survive that cut and play the weekend.

What is a head-to-head matchup bet in golf?

A head-to-head matchup bet pairs two golfers against each other for the full tournament or for a single round, with the bet paying out based on which player finishes higher on the leaderboard.

What is a first-round leader bet?

A first-round leader bet is a wager on which golfer will post the lowest score in the first round (usually on Thursday). First-round leader bets tend to carry large odds given the size of the field and the variance of one-day results.

How do strokes gained statistics help with golf betting?

Strokes gained (SG) is the foundational analytical framework for modern golf handicapping. Rather than measuring raw statistics like fairways hit or greens in regulation, strokes gained measures how much better or worse a player performs relative to the field average on each shot. The four key categories are Strokes Gained: Off the Tee (SG:OTT), Approach (SG:APP), Around the Green (SG:ARG), and Putting (SG:PUTT).

Why does course fit matter in golf betting?

Unlike team sports with a consistent playing environment, every golf course demands a different skill set. If an event is being held at a courses previously visited by the PGA Tour, that allow bettors to examine historical performance data — which players have gained strokes and contended at that venue in the past. Some golfers tend to perform better -- or struggle -- at certain course types.

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