The US PGA Championship has a history for providing unexpected winners. Here are 10 outsiders in this week’s field who might be worth an each-way flutter.
Max Homa
The American has endured a miserable 18 months or so but there have been some encouraging signs of late that he may be close to finding his best form again.
Odds: 200/1
Rasmus Hojgaard
If you are looking for a great value each-way bet then look no further than Hojgaard. It is only a matter of time before he seriously contends in a major.
Odds: 175/1
Alex Fitzpatrick
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What a ride the younger Fitzpatrick brother is having. He won for the first time on the DP World Tour and then won in New Orleans with Matthew and now has a PGA Tour card. Could surprise a few people.
Odds: 90/1
Aldrich Potgeiter
A simply explosive talent. The South African hits the ball into the middle of next week and when he learns how to harness that power the rest better watch out.
Odds: 2001
Sami Valimaki
Has had more than his fair share of ups and downs on the PGA Tour but is capable of making birdies for fun - lots of them.
Odds: 400/1
Gary Woodland
There won’t be a dry eye in the house if the American can continue his fairytale comeback. He remains one of the very best ball strikers in the game.
Odds: 80/1
Ryan Fox
The key to Fox’s fortunes is his driving. Known as a big hitter, but can the New Zealander find enough fairways to contend?
Odds: 250/1
Brian Campbell
The shortest hitter on the PGA Tour but he also finds more fairways than most and that can only work to his advantage.
Odds: 1,000/1
Alex Noren
Is there a more underrated golfer on the planet? Nobody works harder at his game. Terrific competitor.
Odds: 150/1
Marco Penge
Still learning to play the game at the very highest level but has already shown some promising signs on the PGA Tour.
Odds: 125/1
Odds supplied by Betfred.
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