2013 PGA Championship Betting Odds + Info, Tee Times, Coverage

The season's final Major Championship, 'Glory's Last Shot' gets underway in the second week of August. The 2013 PGA Championship will take place at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York. The PGA Championship will get underway beginning on Thursday, August 8th, through Sunday, August 11th.

TNT will be in on the coverage during the Thursday and Friday rounds as become the custom for the final Major Championship of the season. Then for the weekend coverage, CBS will take it home through completion of the event on Saturday and Sunday until the 72nd hole or beyond during Sunday's final round.

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The PGA Championship

As one of the four Majors on the PGA Tour circuit, the PGA Championship has the distinction of being the final one on the calendar every season. That certainly makes this tournament unique in that sense. Players have one last chance to win a Major championship, and for the great players in the golf, that is how you are ultimately measured.

The PGA Championship field is tough and deep, and the course set ups are routinely challenging. They are typically some of the longest layouts that the PGA Tour will play on all season long. That is not really the case at Oak Hill, which measures in at just under 7,200 yards. It is only a Par70 though with just two Par 5s on the course. And the PGA Tour can still choose to stretch the course out if they choose.

Oak Hill Country Club has hosted two previous PGA Championships, the last of which came in 2003 when Shaun Micheel played his way to his first and only Major win.

What Happened In 2012?

At the 2012 PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy ran away and hid from the field, cruising to an eight-shot win at Kiawah Island in South Carolina. McIlroy shot a final round score of 6-under par 66 on Sunday to really extend that lead and take away any doubt that he would not be the winner. There wasn't much drama, but it was fun to just sit back and admire his dominant performance.

The victory in 2012 was already McIlroy's second Major Championship win in his young career. His win at Kiawah along with his U.S. Open win have come by a combined 16 shots... he smoked the field. Will Oak Hill yield another Major-win for Rors? We'll just have to wait and see.

Odds To Win The 2013 PGA Championship

Major Championships are always a great week in golf, but it jumps up to an even bigger level when the best players in the world are firing on all cylinders. This happens to be the case as we head into the week of the 2013 PGA Championship from Oak Hill Country Club.

Tiger Woods is fresh off of a year 2000-type performance in which he won the WGC Bridgestone Invitational by seven shots on Sunday. This included a round of 61 on Friday to grab the big lead and preserve it through the weekend.

Woods will now tee is up at Oak Hill on Thursday. Expectations haven't really gotten any higher though. For Woods, they are sky high coming into a tournament regardless.

The No.1 player in the world has separated himself from the pack, though other top players are behind, including Major winners in 2013.

Odds To Win 2013 PGA Championship

Tiger Woods 7/2 (+350) - Will this finally be the Major that Woods breaks through an wins? It's been more than five years since his last victory. Woods has five wins in 2013, and finished in the top-10 in every Major. Oak Hill Country Club will be a tough test, but if Woods drives the ball there like he did at Firestone, than he should be in contention. PGA Championship Odds have set Woods atop.

Phil Mickelson 12/1 (+1200) - We aren't that far away from talking about Phil Mickelson trying to win his third-straight Major Championship this week. He finished second at the U.S. Open where he had the lead, then he won the British Open. Mickelson has won the PGA Championship before in his career. Like Woods, it will come down to the fairway and second cut misses as to how well Lefty will play.

Adam Scott 18/1 (+1800) - Scott opened the Major Championship season with a win, so why not close it out with one as well? Scott has certainly been a name right near the top of leaderboards for Majors over the last few years. At PGABettingOdds.com + at several online bookmakers, we don't expect this week to be any different at Oak Hill - odds have him at 18/1.

Henrik Stenson, Justin Rose, Brandt Snedeker 25/1 (+2500) - All three of these players have a great shot to win this week. Let's start with Stenson. He has finished second in each of his last two tournaments, dating back to the British Open and the WGC Bridgestone invitational. Stenson is hitting the ball better than any player in the world right now, Woods included. As for Rose, he hasn't played very well since his U.S. Open win, but then again it's not easy to cope with after feeling such massive success. Expect Rose to settle down and put together some good rounds this week. Good things can also be expected from Brandt Snedeker, who won two weeks ago at the RBC Canadian Open. Snedeker is still looking for that first Major win, and oddsmakers think he has what it takes to get it done this week.

2013 PGA Championship Betting Odds - lines found at Bovada on 8/5/2013
Tiger Woods 7/2 Phil Mickelson 12/1 Adam Scott 18/1 Brandt Snedeker 25/1 Henrik Stenson 25/1 Justin Rose 25/1 Lee Westwood 28/1 Rory McIlroy 28/1 Charl Schwartzel 33/1 Dustin Johnson 33/1 Hunter Mahan 33/1 Keegan Bradley 33/1 Luke Donald 33/1 Matt Kuchar 33/1 Graeme McDowell 40/1 Jason Day 40/1 Jason Dufner 40/1 Sergio Garcia 40/1 Bill Haas 50/1 Bubba Watson 50/1 Ian Poulter 50/1 Rickie Fowler 50/1 Steve Stricker 50/1 Zach Johnson 50/1 Ernie Els 66/1 Jim Furyk 66/1 Martin Kaymer 66/1 Webb Simpson 66/1 Angel Cabrera 80/1 Hideki Matsuyama 80/1 Jordan Spieth 80/1 Billy Horschel 100/1 Francesco Molinari 100/1 Matteo Manassero 100/1 Nick Watney 100/1 Nicolas Colsaerts 100/1 Paul Casey 100/1 Ryan Moore 100/1 Chris Kirk 125/1 Harris English 125/1 Martin Laird 125/1 Padraig Harrington 125/1 Peter Hanson 125/1 Ryan Palmer 125/1 Tim Clark 125/1 Bo Van Pelt 150/1 Branden Grace 150/1 Carl Pettersson 150/1 Charles Howell III 150/1 Fredrik Jacobson 150/1 Geoff Ogilvy 150/1	George Coetzee 150/1 Gonzalo Fdez-Cstno 150/1 Graham Delaet 150/1 Jamie Donaldson 150/1 John Senden 150/1 Jonas Blixt 150/1 K.J. Choi 150/1 Kevin Chappell 150/1 Kevin Streelman 150/1 Kyle Stanley 150/1 Miguel Angel Jimenez 150/1 Richard Sterne 150/1 Robert Garrigus 150/1 Russell Henley 150/1 Stewart Cink 150/1 Thomas Bjorn 150/1 Thorbjorn Olesen 150/1 Alexander Noren 200/1 Bernd Wiesberger 200/1 Boo Weekley 200/1 Brendon De Jonge 200/1 Brooks Koepka 200/1 Charley Hoffman 200/1 Chris Stroud 200/1 Chris Wood 200/1 David Lingmerth 200/1 David Lynn 200/1 David Toms 200/1 Davis Love III 200/1 John Merrick 200/1 Josh Teater 200/1 Ken Duke 200/1 Marc Leishman 200/1 Marcel Siem 200/1 Paul Lawrie 200/1 Peter Uihlein 200/1 Roberto Castro 200/1 Scott Piercy 200/1 Scott Stallings 200/1 Shane Lowry 200/1 Stephen Gallacher 200/1 Yong-Eun Yang 200/1 Ben Curtis 250/1 Brian Gay 250/1 D-A Points 250/1 Jason Kokrak 250/1 Jimmy Walker 250/1 John Huh 250/1 Joost Luiten 250/1 Luke Guthrie 250/1 Michael Thompson 250/1 Mikko Ilonen 250/1	Rafael Ca. Bello 250/1 Richie Ramsay 250/1 Sang Moon Bae 250/1 Thongchai Jaidee 250/1 Vijay Singh 250/1 Brett Rumford 300/1 Danny Willett 300/1 Darren Clarke 300/1 Kevin Stadler 300/1 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 300/1 Lucas Glover 300/1 Marc Warren 300/1 Marcus Fraser 300/1 Matt Every 300/1 Pablo Larrazabal 300/1 Ryo Ishikawa 300/1 Scott Jamieson 300/1 Woody Austin 300/1 Brendan Jones 500/1 Charlie Beljan 500/1 Derek Ernst 500/1 Hiroyuki Fujita 500/1 Jaco Van Zyl 500/1 Paul McGinley 500/1 Scott Brown 500/1 Shaun Micheel 500/1 Tom Watson 500/1 Tommy Gainey 500/1 Bob Gaus 1000/1 Bob Sowards 1000/1 Caine Fitzgerald 1000/1 Chip Sullivan 1000/1 Daniel Balin 1000/1 David McNabb 1000/1 David Muttitt 1000/1 J.C Anderson 1000/1 Jeff Martin 1000/1 Jeff Sorenson 1000/1 Kirk Hanefield 1000/1 Kohki Idoki 1000/1 Lee Rhind 1000/1 Mark Brooks 1000/1 Mark Brown 1000/1 Mark Sheftic 1000/1 Mike Small 1000/1 Rich Beem 1000/1 Rob Labritz 1000/1 Rod Perry 1000/1 Ryan Polzin 1000/1 Sonny Skinner 1000/1 Stuart Smith 1000/1

2013 PGA Championship Picks

PGA Championship Winner - We haven't gone with Woods to win an event since the first half of the season, but the timing feels right to go with him now. We missed the boat last week, but all signs are pointing to Woods putting it together and winning his 15th Major Championship. This would be the icing on an already fantastic 2013 season for him, with five wins already. Woods is in complete control of his approach shots into the greens, which is very important in a Major.

Darkhorse Value Bet - We were surprised to see Jason Day all the way back at 50/1. Day had chances to win the Masters and U.S. Open this year, holding final round leads at various points on Sunday in both. He didn't contend at the British Open but that's a different kind of golf. We are back at Oak Hill, which is similar to Augusta or Merion. Expect Day to contend, and at 50/1 we think he is a great value wager to take this week.

Notable Pairings

Major Championships are known for having a few great groupings together to watch during the first two rounds of the competition. PGA Championship tee times will be released on the Monday or Tuesday of the tournament week, so we still have some time before we can inform you on these.