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Yahoo
15-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
PGA of America announces full field for 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow
The PGA of America announced Tuesday the field of 156 golfers for the 2025 PGA Championship, which begins next week at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. Defending champion Xander Schauffele highlights the field, but he's far from the only notable. Included in those teeing it up are 29 major champions, 14 past PGA champ, 3 World Golf Hall of Famers and 3 Ryder Cup captains. Advertisement Also included are the 20 PGA Professionals, who punched their ticket last week. Included in the field of 20 PGA pros is Michael Block, who became a fan favorite at Oak Hill in 2023. Two places in the field are being held for winners of the Truist Championship, where all but two players are already in the field, and the Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic. PGA Championship 2025 field Ludvig Aberg Byeong An Daniel Berger Brian Bergstol Christiaan Bezuidenhout Akshay Bhatia Brandon Bingaman Richard Bland Michael Block Keegan Bradley Jacob Bridgeman Dean Burmester Sam Burns Brian Campbell Rafael Campos Laurie Canter Patrick Cantlay John Catlin Bud Cauley Eugenio Chacarra Andre Chi Wyndham Clark Eric Cole Tyler Collet Corey Conners Cameron Davis Jason Day Bryson DeChambeau Thomas Detry Luke Donald Jesse Droemer Jason Dufner Nick Dunlap Nico Echavarria Austin Eckroat Harris English Tony Finau Matthew Fitzpatrick Tommy Fleetwood Rickie Fowler Sergio Garcia Bobby Gates Ryan Gerard Lucas Glover Max Greyserman Ben Griffin Larkin Gross Adam Hadwin Harry Hall Brian Harman Padraig Harrington Tyrrell Hatton Russell Henley Justin Hicks Garrick Higgo Joe Highsmith Ryo Hisatsune Lee Hodges Tom Hoge Nicolai Hojgaard Rasmus Hojgaard Max Homa Billy Horschel Beau Hossler Viktor Hovland Mackenzie Hughes Sungjae Im Nic Ishee Stephan Jaeger Dustin Johnson Tom Johnson Takumi Kanaya Michael Kartrude Martin Kaymer John Keefer Michael Kim Si Kim Tom Kim Chris Kirk Kurt Kitayama Patton Kizzire Jake Knapp Greg Koch Brooks Koepka Thriston Lawrence Min Lee Ryan Lenahan Justin Lower Shane Lowry Robert MacIntyre Hideki Matsuyama Denny McCarthy Matt McCarty Max McGreevy Rory McIlroy Tom McKibbin Maverick McNealy Shaun Micheel Phil Mickelson Keith Mitchell Taylor Moore Collin Morikawa Keita Nakajima Rasmus NeergaardPetersen Dylan Newman Joaquin Niemann Alex Noren Niklas Norgaard Shaun Norris Andrew Novak Thorbjorn Olesen John Parry Matthieu Pavon Taylor Pendrith Marco Penge JT Poston Seamus Power David Puig Jon Rahm Aaron Rai Patrick Reed Davis Riley Patrick Rodgers Justin Rose Xander Schauffele Scottie Scheffler Adam Scott Vijay Singh Cameron Smith Elvis Smylie John Somers Bob Sowards JJ Spaun Jordan Spieth Eric Steger Sam Stevens Sepp Straka Nick Taylor Rupe Taylor Sahith Theegala Justin Thomas Davis Thompson Sami Valimaki Rooyen Van Tonder Van Jhonattan Vegas Karl Vilips Jimmy Walker Matt Wallace Timothy Wiseman Gary Woodland Cameron Young Kevin Yu Will Zalatoris PGA Championship 2025 alternates Patrick Fishburn Rico Hoey Michael Thorbjornsen Victor Perez Alex Smalley Vince Whaley Doug Ghim Matt Kuchar Carson Young David Lipsky This article originally appeared on Golfweek: PGA Championship 2025: Full field, alternates for Quail Hollow
Fox Sports
12-05-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
2025 PGA Championship Field: Full list of 156 golfers at Quail Hollow
The 2025 PGA Championship returns to Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. The second major of the year will see 156 golfers tee up, including 29 major champions, 14 past PGA winners, three World Golf Hall of Famers, and 20 PGA of America club professionals who earned their spot via the PGA Professional Championship. Below is the current field list: 2025 PGA Championship Field PGA Championship Alternates recommended Get more from PGA Tour Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more in this topic
USA Today
11-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Full field of 156 is now finalized for 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow
Full field of 156 is now finalized for 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow The PGA of America announced Tuesday the first 154 golfers in the field for the 2025 PGA Championship. Sunday night, we learned who the final two names will be that will round out the full field of 156. Defending champion Xander Schauffele, world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and Masters champ Rory McIlroy highlight the tee sheet, but this field is stacked once again, with 29 major champions, 14 past PGA champs, three World Golf Hall of Famers and three Ryder Cup captains among those set to tee it up. As it turned out, there were actually three players who got in the PGA field on Sunday. First, past PGA Championship winner Vijay Singh withdrew from the event, and that opened the door for Michael Thorbjornsen, originally third on the alternate list, to get into the field. Then, Ryan Fox, who won the opposite-field Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic for his first PGA Tour win, earned a spot in the PGA. And when Sepp Straka won the Truist Championship, which happened just a few minutes before Fox won, the door for Victor Perez, fourth on the alternates list, to snag the 156th and final PGA spot. The Truist winner, if not already in the PGA, would have earned a spot but Straka already had one so the PGA of America went to the next person in line on the alternates list, and that was Perez. Also included are the 20 PGA Professionals, who punched their ticket last week. Included in the field of 20 PGA pros is Michael Block, who became a fan favorite at Oak Hill in 2023. So the full field is now set for Quail Hollow Club. PGA Championship 2025 field Ludvig Aberg Byeong An Daniel Berger Brian Bergstol Christiaan Bezuidenhout Akshay Bhatia Brandon Bingaman Richard Bland Michael Block Keegan Bradley Jacob Bridgeman Dean Burmester Sam Burns Brian Campbell Rafael Campos Laurie Canter Patrick Cantlay John Catlin Bud Cauley Eugenio Chacarra Andre Chi Wyndham Clark Eric Cole Tyler Collet Corey Conners Cameron Davis Jason Day Bryson DeChambeau Thomas Detry Luke Donald Jesse Droemer Jason Dufner Nick Dunlap Nico Echavarria Austin Eckroat Harris English Tony Finau Matthew Fitzpatrick Tommy Fleetwood Rickie Fowler Ryan Fox Sergio Garcia Bobby Gates Ryan Gerard Lucas Glover Max Greyserman Ben Griffin Larkin Gross Adam Hadwin Harry Hall Brian Harman Padraig Harrington Tyrrell Hatton Russell Henley Justin Hicks Garrick Higgo Joe Highsmith Ryo Hisatsune Lee Hodges Tom Hoge Nicolai Hojgaard Rasmus Hojgaard Max Homa Beau Hossler Viktor Hovland Mackenzie Hughes Sungjae Im Nic Ishee Stephan Jaeger Dustin Johnson Tom Johnson Takumi Kanaya Michael Kartrude Martin Kaymer John Keefer Michael Kim Si Kim Tom Kim Chris Kirk Kurt Kitayama Patton Kizzire Jake Knapp Greg Koch Brooks Koepka Thriston Lawrence Min Lee Ryan Lenahan Justin Lower Shane Lowry Robert MacIntyre Hideki Matsuyama Denny McCarthy Matt McCarty Max McGreevy Rory McIlroy Tom McKibbin Maverick McNealy Shaun Micheel Phil Mickelson Keith Mitchell Taylor Moore Collin Morikawa Keita Nakajima Rasmus Neergaard Petersen Dylan Newman Joaquin Niemann Alex Noren Niklas Norgaard Shaun Norris Andrew Novak Thorbjorn Olesen John Parry Matthieu Pavon Taylor Pendrith Marco Penge Victor Perez JT Poston Seamus Power David Puig Jon Rahm Aaron Rai Patrick Reed Davis Riley Patrick Rodgers Justin Rose Xander Schauffele Scottie Scheffler Adam Scott Cameron Smith Elvis Smylie John Somers Bob Sowards JJ Spaun Jordan Spieth Eric Steger Sam Stevens Sepp Straka Nick Taylor Rupe Taylor Sahith Theegala Justin Thomas Davis Thompson Michael Thorbjornsen Sami Valimaki Rooyen Van Tonder Van Jhonattan Vegas Karl Vilips Jimmy Walker Matt Wallace Timothy Wiseman Gary Woodland Cameron Young Kevin Yu Will Zalatoris PGA Championship 2025 alternates
USA Today
06-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
PGA of America announces full field for 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow
PGA of America announces full field for 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow The PGA of America announced Tuesday the field of 156 golfers for the 2025 PGA Championship, which begins next week at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. Defending champion Xander Schauffele highlights the field, but he's far from the only notable. Included in those teeing it up are 29 major champions, 14 past PGA champ, 3 World Golf Hall of Famers and 3 Ryder Cup captains. Also included are the 20 PGA Professionals, who punched their ticket last week. Included in the field of 20 PGA pros is Michael Block, who became a fan favorite at Oak Hill in 2023. Two places in the field are being held for winners of the Truist Championship, where all but two players are already in the field, and the Oneflight Myrtle Beach Classic. PGA Championship 2025 field Ludvig Aberg Byeong An Daniel Berger Brian Bergstol Christiaan Bezuidenhout Akshay Bhatia Brandon Bingaman Richard Bland Michael Block Keegan Bradley Jacob Bridgeman Dean Burmester Sam Burns Brian Campbell Rafael Campos Laurie Canter Patrick Cantlay John Catlin Bud Cauley Eugenio Chacarra Andre Chi Wyndham Clark Eric Cole Tyler Collet Corey Conners Cameron Davis Jason Day Bryson DeChambeau Thomas Detry Luke Donald Jesse Droemer Jason Dufner Nick Dunlap Nico Echavarria Austin Eckroat Harris English Tony Finau Matthew Fitzpatrick Tommy Fleetwood Rickie Fowler Sergio Garcia Bobby Gates Ryan Gerard Lucas Glover Max Greyserman Ben Griffin Larkin Gross Adam Hadwin Harry Hall Brian Harman Padraig Harrington Tyrrell Hatton Russell Henley Justin Hicks Garrick Higgo Joe Highsmith Ryo Hisatsune Lee Hodges Tom Hoge Nicolai Hojgaard Rasmus Hojgaard Max Homa Billy Horschel Beau Hossler Viktor Hovland Mackenzie Hughes Sungjae Im Nic Ishee Stephan Jaeger Dustin Johnson Tom Johnson Takumi Kanaya Michael Kartrude Martin Kaymer John Keefer Michael Kim Si Kim Tom Kim Chris Kirk Kurt Kitayama Patton Kizzire Jake Knapp Greg Koch Brooks Koepka Thriston Lawrence Min Lee Ryan Lenahan Justin Lower Shane Lowry Robert MacIntyre Hideki Matsuyama Denny McCarthy Matt McCarty Max McGreevy Rory McIlroy Tom McKibbin Maverick McNealy Shaun Micheel Phil Mickelson Keith Mitchell Taylor Moore Collin Morikawa Keita Nakajima Rasmus NeergaardPetersen Dylan Newman Joaquin Niemann Alex Noren Niklas Norgaard Shaun Norris Andrew Novak Thorbjorn Olesen John Parry Matthieu Pavon Taylor Pendrith Marco Penge JT Poston Seamus Power David Puig Jon Rahm Aaron Rai Patrick Reed Davis Riley Patrick Rodgers Justin Rose Xander Schauffele Scottie Scheffler Adam Scott Vijay Singh Cameron Smith Elvis Smylie John Somers Bob Sowards JJ Spaun Jordan Spieth Eric Steger Sam Stevens Sepp Straka Nick Taylor Rupe Taylor Sahith Theegala Justin Thomas Davis Thompson Sami Valimaki Rooyen Van Tonder Van Jhonattan Vegas Karl Vilips Jimmy Walker Matt Wallace Timothy Wiseman Gary Woodland Cameron Young Kevin Yu Will Zalatoris PGA Championship 2025 alternates
USA Today
24-02-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
How has this low-profile California golf club secured so many Hall of Famers?
How has this low-profile California golf club secured so many Hall of Famers? Show Caption Hide Caption Golf has been in the Coachella Valley for 100 years, starting with a nine-hole course The Desert Inn golf course, also known as the Mashie Course, was the first golf course in the Coachella Valley, which now boast more than 120 courses The Marrakesh Country Club pro-am features LPGA players and World Golf Hall of Famers. The event is organized by former LPGA touring pro and Marrakesh assistant pro Heather Drew. The pro-am is about more than just LPGA stars, with local teaching pros also participating. Marrakesh Country Club is a lower-profile club compared to some of the more famous courses in the desert. Sometimes it is easy for forget what happens behind the gates of private country clubs in the Coachella Valley. Folks who never get inside those gates may see the clubs as cold or snobbish, just people who can afford a private club, playing golf every day and having cocktails at night. That's not always the case, of course. Most clubs have vibrant communities with intriguing events for their members. Take, for instance, the Marrakesh Country Club pro-am being held Thursday. While the event is like the pro-ams that many courses hold for members, the Marrakesh event has a distinct LPGA flavor to it as well as a touch of the World Golf Hall of Fame. Most of that is due to former LPGA touring pro and former Marrakesh assistant pro Heather Drew. The pro-am was already in place under then-head pro Willie Gatherum when Drew was hired at the club in the mid-1990s. 'He had started the pro-am and I was just able to kind of flesh it out,' said Drew, who played on the LPGA from 1983 through 1998. 'Thankfully, with friends of mine, Pat Bradley and Patty Sheehan and Donna Caponi, some pretty big names, we did OK.' Bradley, Caponi and Sheehan are playing in the pro-am this year, along with another World Golf Hall of Famer, Sandra Palmer. More: University of San Diego sizzles in taking title at Prestige college golf event in La Quinta But as Allison Finney, another of the LPGA players in the field as Drew's wife, said, the pro-am is about more than just LPGA stars. 'It's really great that all the Hall of Famers are coming to play and everything, but through all the years of this the backbone has been the local teaching pros,' Finney said. 'And that they are willing to give their days is kind of the sisterhood of the pros who help each other.' Still, it is the addition of past LPGA stars that makes the Marrakesh event special for the club's membership. In addition to the four World Golf Hall of Famers, the event includes Drew, Finney, Vickie Fergon and Carla Glasgow, a player from the1970s. 'I think that (the membership) appreciates it a lot,' Drew said. 'It's not too often that you can say, hey, I just played with a Hall of Famers. I played with someone in the World Golf Hall of Fame. That's something.' What also makes the Marrakesh pro-am and the appearance of the Hall of Famers interesting it that Marrakesh isn't particularly the kind of club when Hall of Famers might be expected to pop up. Marrakesh is certainly a lower-profile club compared to some of the more famous and ritzy courses in the desert that might host professional tournaments or be the winter homes of touring pros on the men's and women's tours. But for Drew, who is an honorary member at Marrakesh, the club is just about the right size for the right membership. 'Marrakesh does such a nice job that I think the pros like coming and playing,' Drew said. 'And Marrakesh, it's such a fun golf course. For a long time they were kind of the little secret club. It's just great and I know that the ladies really appreciate it.' Drew says it really deosn't take that long to put together the field of pros for the event. She generally starts in January, and so many of the pros have enjoyed the Marrakesh pro-am in the past that they get back to her with commitments fairly quickly. Marrakesh is fortunate to have a former LPGA touring pro like Drew who wants to put together the pro-am and has connections with LPGA superstars. But the truth is that each private club in the desert has some tournament or some special day like the Marrakesh pro-am. It might be with former or current touring pros or it might just be with local teaching pros or it might just be a day out for the entire membership, but each desert private club has some special day. The Marrakesh day, thanks to Drew, Finney and their work, is among the more special days. Larry Bohannan is the golf writer for The Desert Sun. You can contact him at (760) 778-4633 or at Follow him on Facebook or on X at @larry_bohannan.
