Scottie Scheffler is the man to beat as the best in the golf world descend on Valhalla for the PGA Championship.
The world No1 has had almost a month away from the course, with his first child recently born, but he is in the field and looking to pick up from where he left off, when a run of four wins in five starts included the Masters.
Scheffler is a heavy favourite to make it two from two in majors this year, though Rory McIlroy looks primed for a strong week after back-to-back wins himself, and he now returns to the site of his last major triumph back in 2014.
It has been a frustrating decade since then, with plenty of near misses, but this appears to be a real chance to finally add a fifth major to his collection having insisted he is fully focused despite having this week filed for divorce from his wife Erica after seven years of marriage.
Brooks Koepka, defending champion, already sits on five majors and he will be confident of a fourth PGA Championship victory, while the likes of Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele and Max Homa have all shown signs of strong form of late. Ludvig Aberg has been battling a knee issue, but he will tee it up this week.
How to watch PGA Championship 2024
TV channel: All four days of the tournament will be televised live in the UK on Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports Main Event.
Coverage begins at 1pm BST on Thursday and Friday, running through to the end of play each day at around midnight. There is a later start time of 2pm over the weekend.
