Pairings and tee times for the opening round of the 108th PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania.
Scottie Scheffler was the pre-tournament favorite to defend his title and win his fifth major, 12 months after finishing five shots behind at Quail Hollow Club and becoming world No. 1 in the first half of the first two-day draw.
Scheffler has finished runner-up in his last three world tournament appearances, including to Rory McIlroy at the Masters, and the American is aiming to become the first player to win back-to-back PGA Championships since Brooks Koepka defended his title in 2019.
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Highlights from the final round of the 2025 PGA Championship, with Scottie Scheffler’s impressive major win
McIlroy defended his title at last month’s Masters and is the Northern Irishman who has won the previous two Wanamaker Trophies and is on the other side of a draw to win a second consecutive major.
He will be grouped with Ryder Cup teammates Jon Rahm and Jordan Spieth who could complete a career Grand Slam with a win, with the featured three-ball teeing off at 8.40am local time (1.40pm BST) on Thursday.
Thursday R1 Tea Time
United States unless otherwise noted. always UK and Ireland
(CFT) refers to the members of the CoreBridge Financial team of 20 PGA of America golf professionals.
Start from the 1st hole
1145 Braden Shattuck (CFT), Alex Fitzpatrick (UK), Ben Griffin
1156 Francisco Bidet (Arg) (CFT), Harry Hall (Eng), Ryan Gerard
1207 John Kiefer, Rico Hoey (Phi), Nicolai Hoygaard (Den)
1218 Sean Michael, Michael Brennan, Garrick Higgo (Rsa)
1229 YE Yang (Ko), Jonathan Vegas (Ven), Matt McCarty
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See the best shots from the 2025 PGA Championship won by Scotty Scheffler.
1240 Lucas Glover, Tom McKibbin (NIrl), Stefan Jaeger (German)
1251 Daniel Brown (UK), Adrian Sadier (France), Harris English
1302 Jacob Bridgman, Bud Corey, Alex Nolen (Sweden)
1313 Chris Kirk, Max Glaserman, Christopher Reitan (Nor)
1324 Maverick McNeilly, Thomas Detry (Bell), Padraig Harrington (Ireland)
1335 Ryan Lenahan (CFT), Ryan Fox (New Zealand), Kazuki Higa (Japan)
1346 Jared Jones (CFT), Michael Kim, Ryo Hisatsune (Japan)
1357 Tyler Collette (CFT), Kota Kaneko (Japan), Brant Snedeker
1715 Andrew Novak, John Parry, Jordan Gunberg
1726 Ben Poland (CFT), Kurt Kitayama, Nico Echavarria (Col)
1737 Akshay Bhatia, Ricky Castillo, Michael Thorbjornsen
1748 Luke Donald (English), Jesse Drawmer (CFT), Stewart Sink
1759 Hideki Matsuyama (Japan), JJ Spawn, Max Homa
1810 Ben Khan (CFT), JT Poston, Russell Henry
1821 Adam Scott (Australia), Corey Connors (Canada), Daniel Berger
1832 Viktor Hovland (Norway), Colin Morikawa, Shane Lawrie (Ireland)
1843 Chris Gottapp, Robert McIntyre (Scotland), Tommy Fleetwood (England)
1854 Cameron Young, Keegan Bradley, Justin Thomas
1905 Scottie Scheffler, Matt Fitzpatrick, Justin Rose
1916 Zach Haynes (CFT), Alex Smalley, Chandler Blanchett
1927 Bernd Wiesberger (Aut), Sudarshan Yellamaraju (can), Andy Sullivan
Start from the 10th hole
1150 Aldrich Potgieter (Rsa), David Puig (ESP), Denny McCarthy
1201 William Mow, Chris Gabriele (CFT), Taylor Pendrith (Can)
1212 Tom Hoge, Bryce Fisher (CFT), Joaquin Niemann (Chi)
1223 Keith Mitchell, Billy Horschel, Ian Holt (CFT)
1234 Gary Woodland, Jason Day (Australia), Sam Barnes
1245 Windham Clark, Cameron Smith (Australia), Brian Harman
1256 Patrick Cantlay, Minu Lee (Australia), Sahis Segara
1307 Siu Kim (Col), Derek Berg (CFT), Joe Highsmith
1318 Bryson DeChambeau, Ludwig Oberg, Rickie Fowler
1329 Xander Schauffele, Brooks Koepka, Tyrrell Hutton (English)
1340 Rory McIlroy (NIrl), Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm (ESP)
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Jordan Spieth has a chance to make history at this week’s PGA Championship, but there’s only one major missing from his golf resume.
1351 Daniel Hillier (New Zealand), Ryan Vermeer, Max McGreevey
1402 Paul McClure (CFT), Michael Lindberg (Sweden), Angel Ayola (Spain)
1710 Michael Brock (CFT), Rasmus Højgaard (Den), Dustin Johnson
1721 Mark Geddes (English) (CFT), Stephen Fisk, David Lipsky
1732 Im Sung Jae (Col), Austin Hart (CFT), Casey Jarvis (Rsa)
1743 Andrew Putnam, Michael Curtrude (CFT), Matt Wallace (UK)
1754 Martin Kaymer (Germany), Elvis Smiley (Australia), Davis Riley
1805 Jason Dufner, Haotong Li (Chen), Jimmy Walker
1816 Nick Taylor (Canada), Rasmus Neergaard Petersen (Den), Jordan Smith (Great Britain)
1827 Emiliano Grillo (Arg), Patrick Reed, Pierceson Coody
1838 Brian Campbell, Adam Schenk, Christian Bezuidenhout (Rsa)
1849 Marco Penge (British), Sepp Straka (British), Patrick Rogers
1900 Aaron Rai (English), Travis Smith (Australia), Sami Valimaki (Finn)
1911 Sam Stevens, Jaden Schaper (Rsa), Garrett Sapp (CFT)
1922 Timothy Wiseman (CFT), Matti Schmidt (Germany), Austin Smotherman
When is the PGA Championship live on Sky Sports?
Watch the PGA Championship live on Sky Sports Golf on Thursdays and Fridays from 12:30pm. Both of the first two rounds will be broadcast live until at least midnight.
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When the PGA Championship begins on Thursday, you can watch Rory McIlroy attempt to win back-to-back majors live, only on Sky Sports.
Live coverage will begin at 3pm for the third round on Saturday and 4pm on the final day on Sunday, with Sky Sports Golf broadcasting the PGA Championship live on both days until long after the final putt has been holed.
The PGA Championship is part of a triple-header of live golf on Sky Sports, with all four rounds of the Ladies European Tour’s Amundi German Masters being broadcast live on Sky Sports+, and the LPGA Tour’s Kroger Queen City Championship, where Charlie Hull is defending champion, being broadcast live on Sky Sports Mix.
Who will win the PGA Championship? Watch live all week on Sky Sports. Live coverage of the opening match will begin on Sky Sports Golf from 12.30pm on Thursday. Get and stream Sky Sports without a contract.
