PGA Championship Picks: 3 Players That Will Finish in the Top 10

The second major of the golf season gets underway on Thursday, with Scottie Scheffler favored to retain the PGA Championship. However, there could be value in alternative markets this weekend, with a standout angle coming in the form of making top 10 picks. You can find our standout selections to finish toward the top of the leaderboard here.

PGA Championship Top 10 Picks

Tommy Fleetwood (+250)

Tommy Fleetwood is likely one of the safer PGA Championship Top 10 picks this weekend. The Englishman is one of the most consistent players on the PGA Tour, and he looked back on song when finishing T5 at last weekend’s Truist Championship.

It is also worth acknowledging that Fleetwood holds the record for best score at a single round at Aronimink Golf Club. The Englishman has finished in the top ten in five majors since the start of 2022, including a career-best T5 at the PGA Championship.

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Sam Burns (+500)

Sam Burns is a player who fits the PGA Championship trends perfectly, being the desired age, as well as bringing key major and PGA Tour form into the weekend. Therefore, as well as being an interesting outsider to win the major, he is also an excellent selection to finish in the top ten.

Burns finished an excellent T16 after his T7 at The Masters, and he is a five-time winner on the PGA Tour. The American has also been consistent in majors in recent years, finishing in the top 10 in three of the last seven.

Ben Griffin (+900)

Another American player who fits plenty of the desired trends for the PGA Championship this weekend is Ben Griffin, ensuring that he is a standout pick to finish in the top ten at +900. Best to forgive his effort in the Truist Championship, but prior to that, he was third in the Miami Championship and T33 in the RBC Heritage.

The 30-year-old has already won the Tour this season, and major performances have been reliable since the start of last year, finishing T8 at last year’s PGA Championship and T10 at the U.S. Open in 2025.