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The US PGA Championship takes place this weekend at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky.
The second major of the year starts on Thursday and runs until Sunday.
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How can I watch the US PGA Championship live on TV?
The US PGA Championship will be shown live on Sky Sports Golf. The broadcasters have exclusive coverage across the weekend, with coverage starting at 1 pm on Thursday.
On Friday, TV coverage begins at 1 pm. On Saturday and Sunday, coverage starts at 2 pm on both days.
Who is the favourite to win the US PGA Championship?
Scottie Scheffler is the bookmakers’ favourite to win the US PGA Championship (7/2, odds via Paddy Power and are correct at the time of writing).
The world number 1 comes into the tournament in great form and won the first major of the year at Augusta National last month when he won the Masters.
Rory McIlroy, however, is also expected to be in contention. The Northern Irishman won the US PGA Championship at the Valhalla course back in 2014.
McIlroy also comes into the tournament in great form, after he won the Wells Fargo Championship last weekend, recording an incredible final round to finish on -17.
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What are the tee times for the Irish golfers at the US PGA Championship?
McIlroy will tee off from the 10th tee at 1:15 pm Irish and UK time on Thursday alongside Dustin Johnson and Justin Rose.
Elsewhere, Shane Lowry will tee off from the first tee at 6:18 pm alongside Nicolai Hojgaard and Jason Day.
Padraig Harrington, the other Irish golfer involved, will tee off at the first tee at 7:35 pm alongside Patrick Reed and Sam Burns.
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