PGA Championship Odds: Scottie Scheffler Big Favorite After Rory McIlroy’s Masters Win

Rory McIlroy won his second straight Masters, but he’s not the betting favorite to win a second straight major championship. Instead, it’s Scottie Scheffler seeking his second consecutive PGA Championship who remains atop the oddsboard.

Scheffler is +380 at FanDuel to win the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in May. Scheffler finished one stroke behind McIlroy at the Masters and won the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. Those are the same odds he had before the Masters.

McIlroy is second on the PGA Championship oddsboard at +700 on FD. He broke a decade-long majorless drought at the 2025 Masters and then backed up his title to become the fourth player to win consecutive Masters, joining Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods. In classic McIlroy fashion, nothing came easy in the end.

Bryson DeChambeau, who missed the cut at the Masters, is third in the odds at +900. Fellow LIV golfer Jon Rahm is fourth at +1400. Xander Schauffele rounds out the top 5 at +1700.

McIlroy built a six-stroke lead heading into the weekend at Augusta National. Then he played the final 36 holes at even par, letting a host of players back in it, including Scheffler. McIlroy bogeyed the 72nd hole after slicing his drive into the right trees. Luckily, he had a two-stroke lead, and his bogey on 18 was enough to win his sixth major.

Scheffler didn’t have his best stuff this week, but played the final 36 holes bogey-free to get to 11-under. He had a birdie putt on 17 to get to 12-under, but it slid just by the hole. That was the biggest threat McIlroy faced on the back nine as he held a comfortable two-stroke lead from the 13th hole until his final bogey.

Scheffler dominated the 2025 PGA Championship, building a three-stroke lead heading into the final round and extending it to five at the end. DeChambeau was among the players to tie for second, his second straight runner-up finish at the PGA.

Aronimink, a Donald Ross design, hosted several PGA Tour events in the past, a U.S. Amateur and the 1962 PGA Championship, won by Gary Player. Justin Rose, who tied for third at the Masters, and Keegan Bradley were among the winners of the previous PGA Tour events there.

Notably, Tiger Woods, who is currently in rehab after getting into a car accident in late March, is listed with +20000 odds. Those are the longest odds on the board.

Here are the full odds for every player on FanDuel.

2026 PGA Championship Odds

Scottie Scheffler +380
Rory McIlroy +700
Bryson Dechambeau +900
Jon Rahm +1400
Xander Schauffele +1700
Justin Thomas +1800
Cameron Young +2000
Ludvig Aberg +2200
Collin Morikawa +2200
Justin Rose +2700
Brooks Koepka +2700
Chris Gotterup +2700
Tommy Fleetwood +3000
Matt Fitzpatrick +3300
Viktor Hovland +3300
Patrick Cantlay +3300
Joaquin Niemann +3300
Hideki Matsuyama +4000
Jordan Spieth +4000
Tyrrell Hatton +4000
Patrick Reed +5000
Shane Lowry +5000
Corey Conners +5000
Sepp Straka +5500
Robert MacIntyre +6000
Tony Finau +6500
Akshay Bhatia +6500
Jason Day +6500
Daniel Berger +6500
Max Homa +6500
Russell Henley +6500
Sungjae Im +6500
Cameron Smith +6500
J.J. Spaun +8000
Wyndham Clark +8000
Si Woo Kim +8000
Minwoo Lee +8000
Maverick McNealy +8000
Sam Burns +8000
Will Zalatoris +8000
Dustin Johnson +8000
Jacob Bridgeman +8000
Keegan Bradley +10000
Harris English +10000
Brian Harman +10000
Rickie Fowler +10000
Gary Woodland +10000
Aaron Rai +10000
Tom Kim +10000
Denny McCarthy +10000
Sahith Theegala +10000
Keith Mitchell +10000
J.T. Poston +12500
Taylor Pendrith +12500
Davis Thompson +12500
Adam Scott +12500
Ryan Fox +15000
Thomas Detry +15000
Dean Burmester +15000
Byeong Hun An +15000
David Puig +15000
Sergio Garcia +15000
Mackenzie Hughes +15000
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen +15000
Andrew Novak +15000
Stephan Jaeger +15000
Rasmus Hojgaard +15000
Garrick Higgo +15000
Thorbjorn Olesen +20000
Nicolai Hojgaard +20000
Tiger Woods +20000

Odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.

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