Spieth, McIlroy early co-favourites for PGA Championship

Spieth, who won the U.S. Masters and U.S. Open in 2015, claimed his third major in the Open at Royal Birkdale on Sunday and will be gunning to complete a career grand slam at the Aug. 10-13 PGA, the last major championship of the year.

Spieth, McIlroy early co-favourites for PGA Championship
(Reuters)

Four-times major winner McIlroy, who finished tied for fourth at Royal Birkdale, will be looking to add to his previous major triumphs at the 2011 U.S. Open, 2014 British Open and 2012 and 2014 PGA Championships.

Quail Hollow has always been to McIlroy's liking as a course where he has twice won tournaments and registered four other top 10s.

Next on the list from online wagering site Bovada (www.Bovada.lv) was top-ranked Dustin Johnson at 9-1, followed by Australian Jason Day (16-1), with Japan's Hideki Matsuyama and Spain's Jon Rahm rated 18-1 to win their first major.

Rickie Fowler was listed at 20-1 to claim his maiden major, followed by Sweden's 2016 British Open winner Henrik Stenson, U.S. Masters champion Sergio Garcia of Spain and Englishman Justin Rose, all at 25-1 to round out the top 10 choices.

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(Reporting by Larry Fine in New York,; Editing by Pritha Sarkar)


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