2019 US PGA Championship: Friday second round tee times, predictions, betting odds, TV channel

Brooks Koepka lifts the Wanamaker Trophy after his victory at the 2018 US PGA Championship

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2019 US PGA Championship

What: men’s golf second major of the year
Where: Bethpage Black, Long Island, New York
When: 16-19 May
Defending champion: Brooks Koepka
TV channel: live on Sky Sports

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“Tiger Woods hasn’t hit a competitive shot since his final putt at the Masters. He spent a good portion of one of his practice days at the White House, hanging out with Donald Trump while receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. We have no idea how his back is doing, how he’s hitting the ball, what he’s thinking or how optimistic he’s feeling. No matter. The stars have aligned this year. This is Tiger’s Spring, and he’s going to win again this week at the PGA.”

“I love everything about this for McIlroy. The course favours long hitters. It’s a tournament he has won twice, and all the pre-tourney attention is on Tiger Woods, so he won’t battle the same kind of forces that occasionally mess with his head. McIlroy has finished in the top 10 in eight of his last nine starts. This feels like his week, and fun fact: I have never made a bad prediction about a golf tournament.”

“Bethpage is going to be a long slog after a wet spring in the northeast, and to win majors, you’ve got to make some putts. I’m going with a guy who’s got perhaps the best combination of driver prowess and a putter that could get very, very hot - Jason Day. He’s got four top-10s so far this season, finished T4 last time the pros played at Bethpage in 2016, and at a course that might straddle the divide between a traditional PGA and US Open set up, something seems right for him this week.”

“Yep, I’m copping out a little bit and going with the number one player in the world and the betting favourite here but I truly do think that major championship number two is in the cards. I don’t think Bethpage will play as difficult as Oakmont did a few years back when he captured his US Open title but there are some slight similarities and his game fits right into it. On a course on which there are plenty of mistakes to make, I think he makes less than anyone this week and takes the Wanamaker Trophy. Johnson wins the PGA Championship at 8-under.”