The Travelers Championship event is approaching soon for PGA fans, which takes place on Thursday, June 20 with an outstanding purse of $20,000,000. The event will take place at TPC River Highlands in Connecticut, with Scottie Scheffler leading the pack with odds at +380.
The 2024 Travelers Championship is held at the TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut. The course was redesigned by Pete Dye in 1982 and is a Par 70 that spans roughly 6,841 yards.
The course is covered with Bentgrass for the tee all the way to the green, but offers bluegrass fescue rough. This offers fast play when putting with moderate rough conditions if players hit bad shots in the rough.
Keegan Bradley won this event last year with a -23 score. As you can see, golfers will need to bring positive energy to produce a good score near the -20 mark.
This should be another appealing PGA event where the best golfers will likely shine and produce great scores. Below you can see which golfers have the best chance at success.
Cantlay is coming off of a T3 finish at the U.S. Open, which gives him excellent momentum. He is returning to a course he loves, which he placed T4 here last season with a final score of -19.
While he has yet to land a win this season, this event is one that is a glaring sign. Assuming he picks up where he left off last season, he has a great shot at success.
Has Scheffler finally cooled off from his dominant performances this year? After a T41 finish in the U.S. Open, it marked his worst finish this season.
However, this is Scheffler we are talking about and he is the best to currently do it. He placed T4 also here last year and has a great opportunity to bounce back strong.
MyBookie gives you the best PGA odds for the 2024 Travelers Championship, with Scottie Scheffler the favored to win. His consistent play has not been matched by anyone this season, which makes him a deadly opponent anytime he enters an event.
One golfer that stands out and is prime for a win is Collin Morikawa. He ranks seventh on the PGA Tour and has been at the heels of Scheffler all season. The U.S Open was his opening to land a win over Scheffler, as he tied for 14th while Scheffler dropped in the 40's.
Prior to the recent T14 finish, he had three consecutive top four finishes. His iron play and consistency on the green should help him prevail in a loaded tournament, especially if Scheffler is slightly down.
