Bryson Deccanbeau recalls travel disruptions, top 10 finishes at Quail Hollow
Bryson Deccanbeau flew home thinking he had missed the cut. He then hurriedly finished the top 10 in the PGA Championship.
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The fourth and final rounds of the 2025 PGA Championship will be off and running on Sunday, with the coveted Wanamaker Trophy available.
World No. 1 Scotty Scheffler sits on the tournament’s 11-under leaderboard in three rounds at the Quazur Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina. He sits in second place at 8 under, with a three-stroke before Swedish golfer Alex Noren. Both tees will be off Sunday at 2:40pm ET.
Schaeffler is competing for his first PGA championship, competing for his third major title after the Masters won in 2022 and 2024. His best finish at the PGA Championship ended in 2023 when he placed second in champion Brooks Coepka.
Several well-known golfers, including Jon Rahm (-6), Si Woo Kim (-6), and Bryson Dechambeau (-5), are still competing. Follow us as USA Today Sports hits the highlights of Sunday’s final round.
PGA Championship 2025 Leaderboard
Here you can get a full leaderboard and tee time.
- 1. Scotty Schaeffler: -11
- 2. Alex Who:-8
- T3. JT Poston:-7
- T3. Davis Riley: -7
- T5. Similarly: 6
- T5. John Rahm: -6,
- T5. Jonattan Vegas: -6
- T8: Keegan Bradley: -5
- T8. Bryson Deccanbeau: -5
- T8: Tony Discussion: -5
- T8: Matt Fitzpatrick: -5
- T8. Matthieu Pavon:-5
Today’s PGA Championship Tee Time
You can also find a Sunday start here.
- 8:10am ET: Chris Kirk, Sergio Garcia
- 8:20 AM ET: Bud Corey of Bion Hun
- 8:30am ET: Brian Campbell, Elvis Smiley
- 8:40am ET: Austin Eckroth, Brian Herman
- 8:50am ET: Who is Tom, Michael
- 9am: Nikolai Hodzigard, Stephen Jeger
- 9:10am ET: Justin Lower, Kevin Yu
- 9:20am ET: Daniel Berger, Rasmus Hodgegard
- 9:30am ET: Tommy Fleetwood, Morakawakorin
- 9:40am ET: Xander Schauffele, Sam Burns
- 9:50 IT: Christian Profursout, Rory McIlroy
- 10:10am ET: Richard Brand, Sam Stevens
- 10:20am ET: Tom McKibbin, Corey Conners
- 10:30am EN: Luke Donald, Sorbjorn Olesen
- 10:40am and: Markopenge, beautiful Hosler
- 10:50am ET: Maxhoma, Wyndham Clark
- 11am: Harris English, Aaron Rye
- 11:10 am ET: Eric Cole, Nico Echabaria
- 11:20am ET: Raphael Campos, Cameron Young
- 11:30am ET: Michael Solbyonsen, Tyrrell Hutton
- 11:40am ET: Harry Hall, Taylor Moore
- 11:50am EN: Joaquinnymann, Victorhofland
- 12:10pm ET: Robert McInteel, David Puig
- 12:20pm ET: JJ Spaun, Alex Smalley
- 12:30pm ET: Taylor Pendris, Maverick McNerry
- 12:40pm ET: Ben Griffin, Ryo Hee-san
- 12:50pm ET: Ryan Fox, Max Glazerman
- 1pm: Denny McCarthy, Ryan Gerald
- 1:10pm ET: Lucas Glover, Come Davis
- 1:20 PM ET: Joe Highsmith, Garrick Higggo
- 1:30pm ET: Matt Wallace, Adam Scott
- 1:40 PM and: Matthieu Pavon, Matt Fitzpatrick
- 2pm: Tony Fins, Bryson Deccanbo
- or
- 2:20pm and: John Rahm, Woo Kim
- 2:30pm: Davis Riley, JT Poston
- 2:40 PM IT: Scottie Scheffer, Alex Norren
It’s been quite a week for Eric Cole on the par-3 force hole.
After notching his first career ace on the PGA Tour in Thursday’s opening round, Cole didn’t get his tee shot quite close in Sunday’s final round.
no problem. He simply ran out of 62 footers for a birdie and reached the tournament par.
The moment Tommy Fleetwood played the shot from rock at 7am, Xander Schaufere entered the Eagle Game at 8am. His second shot was an approach right next to the green.
It’s a great show that may be too little, too late at Quail Hollow. However, his chip-in puts him a 1 under par in the tournament.
With a 6 iron and a bit of luck, Tommy Fleetwood played on the green at 7am.
Fleetwood fired a bank from the rock on the right that landed just above the green to become a very accidental eagle worthy of attention.
ESPN and CBS will air their final round on Sunday. ESPN+ and fubo have streaming coverage. Viewers can also stream the action on Paramount+.
- Sunday: 8am to 10am (ESPN+), 10:01am ET (ESPN), 1pm to 7pm (CBS, Paramount+), Fubo (Fubo offers free trial subscriptions)
Watch the 2025 PGA Championship on Fubo
All odds via BetMgm as of May 18th at 12:30pm
- Scotty Schaeffler: -400
- Alex: +1600
- Jon Rahm +1800
- Bryson Deccanbeau: +2500
- JT Poston: +3300
- Davis Riley: +4000
- Sime Kir: +4500
- Tony’s Discussion: +8000
- Jonattan Vegas: +10,000
- Keegan Bradley: +10000
- Matt Fitzpatrick: +10000
The final round leaderboard displays the familiar names at the top. Scotty Schaeffler sits at 11 under for the tournament ahead of Alex Noren. They tee off on Sunday at 2:40pm ET.
Scottie Scheffler was named PGA Tour Rookie of the Year in 2020, but he has been getting better ever since.
He became the number one player in the world in 2022 and won his first career major at the 2022 Masters. He followed suit by winning the Masters again in 2024.
Just like today, Schaeffler held a 54-hole lead in both times.
These are his only two major titles, but he came in second in the 2023 PGA Championship, second in the US Open in 2022 and seventh in the British Open in 2024.
Charlotte’s forecast on Sunday seeks a high of 86 “this morning’s cloudy skies” “partially cloudy this afternoon,” according to Weather Channel. The wind is 10-15 mph.
Experts picked before the tournament:
NBC Sports: Bryson Deccanbo
Ryan Ravner said, “Bryson Dedanbeau. There’s no one on the planet – not Rory, not Scotty, driving the ball, at this point, is hard to remember a more perfect venue for him. It’s a question mark – that’s the only reason he didn’t win Master last month – but his short game and putting remained tidy enough to keep him driving the ball like he’s been over the past year.
BetMgm: Bryson Dechambeau
“Decanbaugh, including a near miss at Augusta National, recorded four top 10s in his last five major championships. In his last nine major championships, Decanbaugh owns five top 10s and four top 5s. Such success came last year at Valhalla, the course that is most correlated to Quail Hollow, Datagolf.com.”
Gambling Geek: Scotty Scheffler
“Even though he never won the event, Schaeffler finished the top 10 in four of his five PGA Championship appearances. …Schaeffler will cement his position at the top of the world rankings with his victory at the Cool Hollow Club this year.”
Newsweek: Rory McIlroy
“Schaeffler could win the odds, but McIlroy’s track record at Quail Hollow cannot be overlooked. The Northern Irishman has won four of his 12 appearances in the Wells Fargo Championship (now the Trust Championship).
- 2024: Xander Schauffele, Valhalla GC
- 2023: Brooks Koepka, Oakhill CC
- 2022: Justin Thomas, Southern Hills CC
- 2021: Kiawha Island, Phil Mickelson
- 2020：Morikawa, TPC Harding Park
- 2019: Brooks Koepka, Bethpage Black
- 2018: Brooks Koepka, Bellerive CC
- 2017: Justin Thomas, Quail Hollow CC
- 2016: Jimmy Walker, Baltus Roll GC
- 2015Jason Day blows the whims of the straits
- 2014: Rory McIlroy, Valhalla GC
- 2013: Jason Dufner, Oakhill CC
- 2012: Kiawha Island, Rory McIlroy
- 2011: Keegan Bradley, Atlanta Athletic Club
- 2010Martin Kaymer, Mouth whistring Strait
- 2009: Ye Yang, Hazeltine National GC
- 2008: Patrick Harrington, Oakland Hills
- 2007: Tiger Woods, Southern Hills CC
- 2006: Tiger Woods, Medina CC
- 2005: Phil Mickelson, Baltusrol GC
- 2004: Vijay Singh, Mouth whistring Strait
- 2003: Sean Misser, Oak Hill CC
- 2002: Rich Beam, Hazeltin National GC
- 2001: David Toms, Atlanta Athletic Club
- 2000: Tiger Woods, Barhara CC
- 1999: Tiger Woods, Medina CC
- 1998: Vijay Singh, Sahalee CC
- 1997: Davis Love III, Winged Foot CC
- 1996: Mark Brooks, Valhalla GC
- 1995: Steve Elkington, Riviera CC
- 1994: Nick Price, Southern Hills CC
- 1993: Paul Azinger, Inverness Club
- 1992: Nick Price, Bellalieve CC
- 1991: John Daly, bent stick GC
- 1990: Waing Radi, Shawl Creek GCC
- 1989: Payne Stewart, Kemper Lakes GC
- 1988: Jeff Sluman, Oaktree GC
- 1987: Larry Nelson, PGA National
- 1986: Bob Tay, Inverness Club
- 1985: Hubert Green, Cherry Hills CC
- 1984: Lee Trevino, Shoal Creek GCC
- 1983: Hal Sutton, Riviera CC
- 1982: Raymond Floyd, Southern Hills CC
- 1981: Larry Nelson, Atlanta Athletic Club
- 1980: Jack Nicklaus, Oak Hill CC
- 1979: David Graham, Oakland Hills CC
- 1978: John Mahaffy, Oakmont CC
- 1977: Lanny Wadkins, Pebble Beach Golf Links
- 1976: Dave Stockton, Congress CC
- 1975: Jack Nicklaus, Firestone CC
- 1974: Lee Trevino, Tanglewood Park
- 1973: Jack Nicklaus, Canterbury GC
- 1972: Gary Player, Auckland Hills CC
- 1971: Jack Nicklaus, PGA National
- 1970: Dave Stockton, Southern Hills CC
- 1969: Raymond Floyd, NCR CC
- 1968: Julius Boros, Pecan Valley GC
- 1967: Don January, Columbine CC
- 1966:Al Geiberger, Firestone CC
- 1965: Dave Marr, Laurel Valley GC
- 1964: Bobby Nichols, Columbus CC
- 1963: Jack Nicklaus, Dallas Athletic Club
- 1962: Gary Player, Aronimink GC
- 1961: Jerry Barber, Olympia Fields CC
- 1960: Jay Hebert, Firestone CC
- 1959: Bob Rosburg, Minneapolis GC
- 1958: Dow Finsterwald, Lanach CC
- 1957: Lionel Hebert, Miami Valley GC
- 1956: Jack Burke Jr., Blue Hill CC
- 1955: Doug Ford, Meadowbrook CC
- 1954: Chick Herbert, Keller GC
- 1953: Walter Burkemo, Birmingham CC
- 1952: Jim Tanesa, Big Spring CC
- 1951: Sam Snead, Oakmont CC
- 1950: Chandler Harper, Scioto CC
- 1949: Sam Snead, Belmont Golf Course
- 1948: Ben Hogan, Norwood Hills CC
- 1947: Jim Ferrier, Plum Hollow CC
- 1946: Ben Hogan, Portland GC
- (1945):Byron Nelson, Moraine CC
- 1944: Bob Hamilton, Manito GCC
- 1943: No tournament (World War II)
- 1942: Sam Snead, Seaview CC
- 1941: Vic Ghezzi, Cherry Hills CC
- 1940:Byron Nelson, Hershey CC
- 1939: Henry Picard, Pomonok CC
- 1938: Paul Runyan, Shawny CC
- 1937Pittsburgh Field Club, Denny Shoot
- 1936: Denny Shute, Pinehurst Resort #2
- 1935: Johnny Revolta, Twin Hills GCC
- 1934: Paul Runyan, Park CC
- 1933: Gene Sarazen, Blue Mound CC
- 1932: Ollin Dratra, Keller GC
- 1931: Tom Creavy, Wannamoiset CC
- 1930: Tommy Armor, Fresh Meadow CC
- 1929: Leo Diegel, Hillcrest CC
- 1928: Leo Digel, Baltimore CC
- 1927: Walter Hagen, Cedar Crest CC
- 1926: Walter Hagen, Salisbury CC
- 1925: Walter Hagen, Olympia Fields CC
- 1924: Walter Hagen, French Riks Springs GC
- 1923: Jean Sarazen, Pelham CC
- 1922: Sarazen’s gene, Oakmont CC
- 1921: Walter Hagen, Inwood CC
- 1920:Jock Hutchison, Flossmoor CC
- 1919: Jim Burns, Engineer CC
- 1918: No tournaments (World War I)
- 1917: No tournaments (World War I)
- 1916: Jim Burns, Shiwanoi CC
