Probabilidades de apostas e palpites grátis para o Travelers Championship de 2025

After the third Major of the year, the world’s top golfers will meet once again at the Travelers Championship, taking place from June 19 to 22.

The tournament will be held at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut—a par-70 course measuring 6,844 yards. It is the last of the eight Signature Events on the PGA Tour calendar.

The most recent winner was Scottie Scheffler, who defeated South Korea’s Tom Kim in a playoff. The last eight champions have all been American, with Scotland’s Russell Knox, in 2016, being the last international player to win the event. Billy Casper holds the record for the most titles here, with four.

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2025 Travelers Championship Top Contenders

A week after J.J. Spaun’s U.S. Open title, we’re once again saying that Scottie Scheffler is the principal contender. While he didn’t win, he finished seventh in the Major and continues his strong form, with eight consecutive Top 10 finishes, including three victories. He’s also the defending champion.

Overall, he has 10 Top 10 finishes in the 13 tournaments he’s played this season, winning three of them and bringing his total Tour PGA wins to 16. In this tournament, he has only improved over time, with five appearances and the following results from oldest (2020) to most recent (2024): missed cut, 47th, 13th, 4th, and 1st.

One player arriving under pressure this weekend is Rory McIlroy. The Northern Irishman, ranked No. 2 in the world, has not had strong performances lately: he finished 47th at the PGA Championship, missed the cut at the RBC Canadian Open, and placed 19th at the U.S. Open.

The European has claimed three victories this year: the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in early February, The Players Championship in mid-March, and The Masters in mid-April, completing the PGA Tour Grand Slam with the latter. Since that Augusta win, he’s played in five events and only finished in the Top 10 once.

Finally, we must include last week’s surprise: J.J. Spaun. The American bounced back from a rough start—five bogeys in his first six holes—to win the U.S. Open, his first Major and just his second PGA Tour victory after the 2022 Valero Texas Open.

It’s been a great 2025 for him: in addition to that title, he has finished runner-up twice (including a playoff loss to McIlroy at The Players Championship) and also earned a third and a sixth place, the latter coming at the Charles Schwab Challenge late last month.

2025 Travelers Championship Outside picks

Sepp Straka hasn’t had much luck in the Majors this year, as he’s failed to make the cut in any of them so far. However, he’s still having a strong 2025 season. He won The American Express in January and the Truist Championship in May. Interestingly, he’s followed a pattern in his last four tournaments: Top 10, missed cut, Top 10, missed cut. If that trend continues, he’s due for another Top 10 finish.

One golfer who’s always among the favorites but often ends up disappointing is Collin Morikawa. He started the season strong with two runner-up finishes in his first four tournaments. He followed that with a 10th-place finish, which remains his last Top 10. Most recently, he finished 23rd at the U.S. Open and hasn’t won a title since the 2023 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP.

Let’s also include Brian Harman in this group. The winner of this year’s Valero Texas Open, he also placed third at the RBC Heritage. He has a strong track record in this course, though he hasn’t yet taken the top spot. Harman boasts seven Top 10 finishes here, including a second-place in 2023 and a third-place in 2015.

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This PGA Tour event features a total purse of $20 million. The champion will take home a prize of $3,600,000. Additionally, the winner will earn 700 FedEx Cup points.

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