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Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Tom Baxter. Were you there?

February 2020

• Sat 1 Feb Telford, Firefly Tom Baxter, Anne-Marie Allen

November 2019

• Fri 22 Nov London, Oslo Tom Baxter

October 2019

• Wed 2 Oct Belfast, The Empire Bar & Music Hall Tom Baxter, Kudos (3)
• Wed 8 May Cambridge Junction Tom Baxter
• Sat 4 May Cheltenham, Postlip Hall Tom Baxter
• Wed 1 May Exeter Phoenix Tom Baxter

November 2018

• Tue 27 Nov Cambridge Corn Exchange Madeleine Peyroux, Tom Baxter
• Mon 26 Nov Leeds Town Hall Madeleine Peyroux, Tom Baxter
• Sat 24 Nov Kings Somborne Village Hall Tom Baxter
• Thu 22 Nov Manchester, RNCM Madeleine Peyroux, Tom Baxter
• Wed 21 Nov Cardiff, St David's Hall Madeleine Peyroux, Tom Baxter
• Thu 8 Nov Selby Town Hall Tom Baxter
• Wed 7 Nov The Glee Club Birmingham Tom Baxter
• Tue 6 Nov London, Union Chapel Tom Baxter
• Sun 4 Nov Bath, Chapel Arts Centre Tom Baxter
• Sat 3 Nov Beaconsfield, The Hat Club Tom Baxter
• Fri 2 Nov Milton Keynes, The Stables Tom Baxter, Vashti

October 2018

• Tue 30 Oct Glasgow, Òran Mór Tom Baxter
• Mon 29 Oct Aberdeen, Lemon Tree Tom Baxter
• Sun 28 Oct Edinburgh, The Caves Tom Baxter
• Sat 27 Oct Troon, South Beach Hotel Tom Baxter
• Fri 26 Oct The Grand At Clitheroe Tom Baxter
• Sun 21 Oct Shrewsbury, Henry Tudor House Tom Baxter
• Fri 19 Oct Worthing Pier Tom Baxter
• Thu 18 Oct The Glee Club Nottingham Tom Baxter
• Wed 17 Oct Stockton-on-Tees, ARC Tom Baxter
• Mon 15 Oct Beverley, St Mary's Church Tom Baxter
• Sun 14 Oct Shipley, The Live Room @ Caroline Street Social Club Tom Baxter
• Sat 13 Oct Barton Upon Humber, The Ropewalk Tom Baxter, Rob Richings

September 2018

• Sat 29 Sep Belfast, The Black Box Tom Baxter

January 2017

• Tue 31 Jan London, The Bedford Earl Okin, Ralph McTell, Tom Baxter, Ive Mendes, Tony Moore, Robert Gurland, Joan Viskant, Angie Brown, Michele Drees, Mo Foster …

December 2015

• Wed 9 Dec Worthing Pier Tom Baxter

November 2015

• Sat 21 Nov South Woodchester, The Convent Tom Baxter
• Fri 20 Nov Winchester, The Railway Inn Tom Baxter
• Fri 6 Nov Troon, South Beach Hotel Tom Baxter
• Thu 5 Nov Edinburgh, The Caves Tom Baxter
• Wed 4 Nov Glasgow, The Glad Cafe Tom Baxter, Rob Richings
• Sun 1 Nov London, Green Note Tom Baxter, Lotte Mullan, Anna Krantz

October 2015

• Mon 5 Oct Milton Keynes, The Stables Tom Baxter

September 2015

• Wed 30 Sep Southampton, The Talking Heads Tom Baxter
• Sat 5 Sep Cottingham, Darby & Joan Hall Tom Baxter
• Fri 19 Jun Chester, Alexander's Live Tom Baxter, Gary Edward Jones
• Thu 18 Jun Liverpool, Leaf On Bold Street Tom Baxter, Gary Edward Jones
• Tue 16 Jun London, Bush Theatre Caz Benedict, Sam Semple, Hattie Webb, Tom Baxter
• Tue 9 Jun Brighton, Komedia Tom Baxter, Vashti Anna
• Sun 31 May Belfast, The Limelight Tom Baxter
• Wed 27 May East Grinstead, Chequer Mead Theatre Tom Baxter
• Tue 26 May London, Union Chapel Tom Baxter, Rob Richings
• Sat 23 May Norwich, Waterfront Tom Baxter
• Thu 21 May Bristol Beacon Tom Baxter, Rob Richings
• Wed 20 May Shrewsbury, Henry Tudor House Tom Baxter
• Mon 18 May The Glee Club Nottingham Tom Baxter
• Sun 17 May The Glee Club Birmingham Tom Baxter
• Sat 16 May Cambridge Junction Tom Baxter
• Thu 14 May Manchester, Gorilla Tom Baxter, Rob Richings
• Wed 13 May Cardiff, The Globe Tom Baxter
• Mon 11 May Leeds, Brudenell Social Club Tom Baxter, Rupert Stroud
• Wed 1 Apr London, Karamel Tom Baxter, Magic Lantern, Rory Butler, Sherika Sherard

October 2014

• Thu 30 Oct Stockton-on-Tees, ARC Tom Baxter
• Wed 29 Oct York, Fibbers Tom Baxter
• Tue 28 Oct The Glee Club Birmingham Tom Baxter, Vashti Anna
• Sun 26 Oct The Glee Club Nottingham Tom Baxter, Vashti Anna
• Wed 22 Oct The Glee Club Cardiff Tom Baxter
• Fri 17 Oct Edinburgh, The Caves Tom Baxter
• Thu 16 Oct Troon, South Beach Hotel Tom Baxter
• Wed 15 Oct Runcorn, The Brindley Tom Baxter
• Mon 13 Oct Milton Keynes, The Stables Tom Baxter
• Thu 9 Oct Worthing Pier Tom Baxter
• Tue 7 Oct Southampton, The Talking Heads Tom Baxter
• Wed 1 Oct Exeter Phoenix Tom Baxter

August 2014

• Sun 3 Aug London, Kiss The Sky Tom Baxter, Scarlet Starlings, Coley Garratt
• Tue 11 Mar London, Colours Tom Baxter

February 2014

• Wed 26 Feb Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Tue 25 Feb Edinburgh, The Queen's Hall Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Mon 24 Feb Liverpool, The Epstein Theatre Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Sun 23 Feb Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Sat 22 Feb Leeds, Howard Assembly Room Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Fri 21 Feb Manchester, RNCM Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Wed 19 Feb Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Tue 18 Feb Hove, All Saints Church Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Sun 16 Feb London, Union Chapel Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Sat 15 Feb London, Union Chapel Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Fri 14 Feb London, Union Chapel Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Thu 13 Feb Turner Sims Southampton Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter
• Wed 12 Feb Bridport Electric Palace Penguin Cafe, Tom Baxter

October 2013

• Tue 15 Oct London, Total Refreshment Centre Tom Baxter, Concrete Mountain, Lori Campbell
• Wed 20 Mar Manchester, The Ruby Lounge Tom Baxter
• Tue 19 Mar York, Fibbers Tom Baxter
• Mon 18 Mar Birmingham, O2 Institute Tom Baxter
• Sat 16 Mar Glasgow, Argyle Street Arches Tom Baxter, Sam Walker, Sam Semple
• Fri 15 Mar Bristol, The Tunnels Tom Baxter
• Thu 14 Mar London, Dingwalls Tom Baxter
• Tue 12 Mar Portsmouth, The Wedgewood Rooms Tom Baxter
• Mon 11 Mar Brighton, Komedia Tom Baxter

February 2013

• Sat 23 Feb Belfast, Clayton Hotel Brian Kennedy, Tom Baxter, Boo Hewerdine
• Fri 22 Feb Belfast, The Empire Bar & Music Hall Tom Baxter
• Fri 29 Jun ➙ Sun 1 Jul Great Tew Park Cornbury Festival Alison Moyet, Aloe Blacc, Beth Hart, Charlotte Church, Danny And The Champions Of The World…
• Wed 20 Jun London, The Lexington Tom Baxter

December 2011

• Wed 7 Dec London, The Slaughtered Lamb Tom Baxter

November 2011

• Tue 22 Nov London, Union Chapel Nizlopi, The Feeling, Judy Tzuke, Jamie Woon, Lucie Silvas, Tom Baxter …

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Charlie Winston (born September 14, 1978) is an English indie and folk singer, songwriter and musician, hailing from London, UK.

Charlie Winston made his musical debut playing bass on his brother Tom Baxter’s album “Feather and Stone”, and later composing music for a number of contemporary theatre productions. Having signed to Peter Gabriel’s Real World Records, Winston recorded his debut album “Make Way” in 2007, which he supported as the opening act on Peter Gabriel’s European tour. The album never got a release however a number of its tracks found their way on to Winston’s official debut album “Hobo”, released in 2009.

The album earned mainstream popularity in France where it entered the charts at No. 3, later rising the No.1 after 25 weeks in the chart. The album saw the singer win a European Border Breakers Award for Best UK artist in Europe and was led by the chart topping single “Like a Hobo”. Winston followed the album up with the well-received “Running Still” in 2011 which spawned the singles “Secret Girl” and “Hello Alone”.

Having contributed the track “This Wheel’s on Fire” to the Amnesty International compilation “Chimes of Freedom - The Songs of Bob Dylan”, Winston headlined the global telecast for the international day of peace ‘Peace Day One’. Ahead of his third full-length album “Curio City”, the singer-songwriter released the single “Lately”. “Curio City” arrived in January 2015.

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Although there seems to be a singer/songwriter on every corner nowadays, Charlie Winston is one of the few success stories to emerge from Cornwall. Although he’s now relocated to France and the majority of his success is based there, seeing him in concert has made me hope that he’ll start to tour further afield. I wasn’t very familiar with his music before I saw him in concert, but when you see an artist perform live and the next day own a lot of his music you know they’ve done something right.

He opened with Wild Ones which grabbed me from the first chord. Although I only knew one or two of his songs, it was good to hear the audience singing along to some of his popular tracks, and with the catchy hooks and choruses, I found it easy to pick up the gist of the music and join in. He was wonderful at interacting with the audience, saying phrases in French and joking around in English with the audience. He jumped down off the stage with his guitar and played part of his song acoustically immersed in the crowd. It was great to see how trusting he is of his fans, and everyone was extremely respectful. Another thing that drew me in, was the dancing from Charlie and his band whilst they were performing full out. The talent from every single performer on that stage was electric and their energy was contagious. After seeing him live, and buying his music, I can’t wait to go back for more.

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Cornwall born indie folk musician Charlie Winston has done something many English musicians struggle to achieve, a consistent success in France. The French charts are famously unpredictable and varying yet three of Winston's albums have hit the top 10. Unfortunately he is more of an acquired taste when he returns home although there is a definite following and it is constantly growing with the release of each album.

He may be a folk musician yet onstage Charlie performs like a jazz aficionado with sharp suits and an animated stage persona. He is at home whether sauntering up and down stage with a mic in hand greeting his adoring fanbase or sat behind the piano performing emotive performances of 'Evening Comes' and 'Say Something'. The biggest cheers of the evening go to the introduction of 'Like A Hobo' yet Winston's music clearly has universal appeal as almost every track from a lengthy twenty song setlist is sang back by the enthusiastic crowd. They beckon him back onto stage for an encore which he happily obliges to, running out beaming for 'My Life as a Duck' 'Constant Sorrow' and 'Speak To Me'.

Charlie Winston is an artist more people should know. Being French,I have been familiar with his work for the last 10 years, but here in UK, he is back to square one (hence the title of his new album)

Amazing showman, Charlie captivates his audience and plays with them. A concert I absolutely loved and would recommend to anyone.

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Tom Walker announces a mini tour with a difference

It's all underground!

Tom Walker has announced a mini tour to take place later this year, but it's not your 'average' tour. Tom's latest tour has only four dates, but they are all underground!

Taking to social media to reveal the news, Tom told his fans that his new tour is called the 'Subterranean Tour 2023' and it will be taking place in underground venues: 'I'm going on a mini tour of weird and wonderful caves and subterranean venues around the UK!! ✨

He continued: 'It'll be the first time I play tunes from my second album, so I wanted to make this extra special with a few surprises thrown in... 👀

'Tickets go on sale Friday 10am, check my website and the mailer for more info'.

Fans have been leaving excited comments following Tom's announcement, with one writing: ' This is so cool!!', and another commenting: 'Omg I need to go 😍'. (sic)

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Tom's tour will take place in October and November 2023, before he will appear at Hits Live Manchester on 25th November.

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You can buy tickets to see Tom on his mini tour from his website , and you can buy tickets to see him at Hits Live Manchester right here !

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Following the success of Tom Curtain’s previous national tours, he will again hit the road from mid October 2023 through to April 2024 with the horses and dogs from Katherine Outback Experience and fellow musicians Chris Matthews, Melissa Fraser and Laura Frank . 

The tour will commence in Queensland and continue through New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia before returning to the Northern Territory in late April 2024.

Tour dates are below with more dates going live soon. If there’s a place you think we should visit, please get in contact today .

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PGA Championship predictions, picks, odds: Who wins at Valhalla in 2024?

Ten years after Rory McIlroy hoisted the PGA Championship trophy at Valhalla Golf Club, the tournament has returned to Louisville. 

McIlroy also is back and will compete against the world’s top golfers this weekend. The field features 16 former PGA Championship winners including Brooks Koepka, who has won three of the last six PGA Championships, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods . John Daly earned the Wanamaker Trophy in 1991. 

Here's a look at some PGA Championship picks, predictions and latest odds to win in 2024.   

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Top pga championship pick 2024 .

Scottie Scheffler , 27, won four tournaments earlier this season: the Arnold Palmer Invitational, The Players Championship, the Masters and the Heritage. He also recently became a father after his wife, Meredith, gave birth to their son.  

Given Scheffler’s hot streak, he’s the favorite to win the PGA Championship. He is ranked No. 1 in the world and leads PGA players in scoring average (68.743), birdie average (5.38), average total strokes gained (2.851), average strokes gained approaching the green (1.398) and greens in regulation percentage (74.76%). 

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Can the magic of McIlroy’s last PGA win at Valhalla return a decade later?  

McIlroy has the second-best odds of winning the PGA Championship behind Scheffler. He’s coming off Sunday’s Wells Fargo Championship title. His 6-under-par 65 performance in the final round gave him a five-stroke victory over Xander Schauffele.

McIlroy has 26 PGA Tour victories, 10 runner-up finishes and 76 top-five placings in 248 events played. 

Best PGA Championship 2024 dark horse pick 

At +4000, Justin Thomas will be one to watch as he competes in his hometown. The St. Xavier High School graduate is due for another PGA Tour victory. In 2024, Thomas has three top-10 finishes in 10 events played. He missed the cut at the Masters but tied for fifth at the Heritage and tied for 21 st at the Wells Fargo Championship. He has two PGA Championships: 2022 and 2017. 

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Who won the PGA Championship in 2023?

Koepka won his third PGA Championship title and fifth major. He joined Woods and Jack Nicklaus as the only golfers to win three or more PGA Championships in the stroke-play era. Koepka finished two strokes ahead of Scheffler and Hovland. 

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2024 PGA Championship picks, odds: Expert predictions, favorites to win from betting field at Valhalla

Who will win the 106th pga championship our experts dive into all the twists and turns of the year's second major.

With the PGA Championship returning to Valhalla for the first time in a decade, the key question everyone's asking is the same across the golf world: Who are you picking to win this 106th playing of one of the nation's most notable tournaments? With an extraordinary field featuring the best professionals and many of the top amateurs in the world, the second major championship of 2024 should be an epic ride from Thursday's first round through the awarding of the Wanamaker Trophy early Sunday evening.

There is a three-headed monster atop the 2024 PGA Championship field as Scottie Scheffler, Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy have all won the last two tournaments in which they started. Scheffler's run has been even more impressive -- winning four of his last five starts -- but he's also been off for nearly a month while tending to personal matters, including the birth of his first child. Koepka, the reigning PGA champion, has dominated LIV Golf and rekindled his top-level game.

McIlroy got his mind right alongside Shane Lowry at the Zurich Classic and followed by taking advantage of his comfort at Quail Hollow to win last week's Wells Fargo Championship. Now, he visits the site and event at which he won his last major 10 years ago hoping some more course and tournament familiarity will bring him back to the winner's circle.

There are plenty of golfers behind them who will surely be in contention, including wunderkind Ludvig Åberg, Bryson DeChambeau, reigning U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark and John Rahm -- just to name a few. And then there's the duo of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. Woods has not played a complete weekend at the PGA Championship since 2020, while Mickelson won the whole shebang the following season.

So, what is going to happen at Valhalla this week? Let's take a look at predictions and picks from our CBS Sports experts -- along with a full set of PGA Championship odds  and a truncated list of the nine most likely to win the Wanamaker Trophy -- as we attempt to project who will win and what will happen at the most prestigious golf tournament in the world. 

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2024 PGA Championship expert picks, predictions

Kyle Porter, senior golf writer

Winner: Scottie Scheffler (4-1):  I'm just going to keep picking Scottie until he loses, which he hasn't done much over the last few months. Since March 1, Scheffler has lost to one golfer: Stephan Jaegar at the Houston Open. That's it. It probably hurts him a little bit that this is less of a strategy golf course and more of an execution golf course, but he's been firing on all cylinders in both of those areas for a long time now.

Sleeper -- Cameron Young (55-1):  I'm looking for somebody who drives the heck out of the ball. Check. Somebody who has had success at past PGA Championships. Check. Somebody who plays well at major championships in general. Check. Somebody who has had some success so far this season. Check. And somebody who is currently undervalued. Check. There is not a world in which Young should be 55-1 on this course, especially after his quiet T9 at the Masters and how well he drives the ball on a course that demands it.

Top 10 lock -- Rory McIlroy:  He's playing such good golf right now, and more importantly, he's hitting driver as well as he's ever hit it going into a course where that will be a great benefit. His lack of wins in majors over the last few years have seemingly been the result of mental hurdles rather than physical ones, and there aren't as many mental hurdles when it comes to finishing in the top 10. He has top 10s at the PGA in each of the last two years without his best stuff.

Star who definitely won't win -- Xander Schauffele:  I don't know that Schauffele qualifies as a star, though I feel like if you're in the top five in the world, you sort of deserve that designation. But I definitely don't believe he will win. He has struggled to close out major championships (heck, tournaments in general) and enters this one having been run over by McIlroy at the end of last week's Wells Fargo Championship.

Scottie Scheffler vs. Brooks Koepka vs. Rory McIlroy:  Obviously, picking Scheffler to win, I have him out in front. I'm actually not super high on Koepka this week. He thrives in strategy contests because he's so good at keeping his head when those around him are losing theirs. Still, I think he'll finish in the top 15, which means all three of these guys will have good weeks, though they will finish with Scheffler on top, McIlroy next and Koepka third.

Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson:  I have both missing the cut but Mickelson coming closer than Woods. Lefty is not playing good golf, and Tiger is not playing golf at all. It's one thing for Tiger to make the cut at a strategy golf course like Augusta National where he can think his way around. It's quite another at a place like Valhalla where he'll have to hit it forever and slog his way around a big ballpark.

Surprise prediction -- Nail-biter finish:  I don't know that this is a huge surprise, but given how many blowouts we've had at majors recently (the last two have been over before the back nine on Sunday), it might be a shock to see this leaderboard rival the 2021 U.S. Open in terms of how packed it is late in the week. Huge names, great players and eventually Scheffler will emerge, but not before he gets all kinds of contention from guys like McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau and Wyndham Clark.  

Lowest round: 64 (-8) Winning score: 273 (-15) Winner's Sunday score: 68 (-4)

Patrick McDonald, golf writer

Winner -- Bryson DeChambeau (28-1): I deviated from my preseason Masters pick (Scheffler) like a fool, so I will not be making that mistake again. When I look at Valhalla, I see a golf course which asks players to hit it long and straight off the tee -- a golf course that will provide some relief around the green due to the heavy rough. This should play right into the hands of DeChambeau, who was the first-round leader at Oak Hill last year and the Masters just last month. He's in great form, among the best drivers in the game and someone who has won on a Jack Nicklaus design before.

Sleeper -- Will Zalatoris (75-1): The form isn't great, but this guy just finished top 10 at the Masters. In fact, Zalatoris has finished inside the top 10 seven times across his 10 major appearances as a professional. Three of those doubled as runners-up finishes, including his playoff loss at this championship just two years ago. The wiry right hander knows how to play major golf. Among the leaders in terms of proximity from 175 to 225 yards, he could be a steal at this price.

Top 10 lock -- Scottie Scheffler: Boring, I know. Even with the month layoff due to the arrival of baby Scheffler, the world No. 1 should pick up right where he left off. A winner in four of his last five tournaments, Scheffler has widened the gap between himself and the rest of the world making a the grand slam a real conversation. I doubt there will be competitive rust, but I'll play it conservatively with a top-10 finish, which he has accomplished in 10 of his last 15 major appearances, including last year at Oak Hill where he finished runner-up after holding the 36-hole lead.

Star who definitely won't win -- Cameron Smith: This one is tough, but I hate the course fit for Smith despite his coming in with a string of good form. He's not long off the tee, he's not straight off the tee, and this golf course mitigates his short-game advantage ever so slightly. The Australian has been good in majors over the last handful of years (including at Oak Hill last year in a bit of a surprise), but I could see him struggle at Valhalla. I might be selling this week, but I'll be buying next month at Pinehurst No. 2.

Scottie Scheffler vs. Brooks Koepka vs. Rory McIlroy:  There's a chance they finish 2-3-4 right behind DeChambeau, of course. Scheffler's floor is just so high at the moment that it's difficult to suggest he will lose to anyone, while Koepka has made the PGA Championship  his  major over the last half decade or so -- he's had a chance to win in all of them since 2018 if you take away 2022 when he was injured. McIlroy is in top form as well with two wins, andhe  is the second-best player in the world. Koepka makes you look like an idiot if you side against him in majors, but I think he finishes last among this group with Scheffler finding a podium and McIlroy not far behind that.

Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson: After some mental gymnastics, I've decided to roll with the Big Cat. Since the start of 2022, Woods has actually made five of seven cuts, including his last PGA Championship at Southern Hills. I think he's capable of playing his way into the weekend again, and by that time, I am expecting the drop in form (which will probably happen) not to matter as Mickelson's waywardness off the tee will send him packing early.

Surprise prediction -- Jordan Spieth gets into contention at some point: It could happen early in the first round or it could happen late on Sunday, but Spieth will pop his name onto the first page of the leaderboard this week. He is driving the golf ball perhaps as well as ever, which will be crucial for his chances. The rest of his game is in a state of disarray, and the wrist injury continues to nag him, but this is Spieth we're talking about. He's shown he is capable of anything. Anything. 

Lowest round: 65 (-6) Winning score: 272 (-12) Winner's Sunday score: 68 (-3)

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Adam Silverstein, director of editorial

Winner -- Rory McIlroy (15/2):  Look, picking McIlroy to win a major has been a fool's errand of late. Anyone who has done so even once in the last 10 years has been wrong, and I've certainly backed Rory more than once in that span. But it's tough not to love the way he's playing of late. Scottie Scheffler and Brooks Koepka have been equally hot, but Scheffler enters Valhalla after a month off -- and will play at least one round without his caddie -- while Koepka has done his winning on a less-competitive tour and just posted a T45 at the Masters. It does appear as if McIlroy is dealing with some personal turmoil, but in terms of what we have seen on the course, it looks to have only focused him. We also know Rory does not need to be atop the leaderboard entering the weekend to be competitive down the stretch; he rallies better than anyone on the PGA Tour. With McIlroy going from one familiar course he's had success (Quail Hollow at the Wells Fargo Championship) to another (Valhalla where he won his last major in 2014), the stars are aligning for Rory to break through and continue his historic run.

Sleeper -- Justin Thomas (50-1):  It's been immensely tough to watch J.T. given he is playing nowhere near his talent level and cannot seem to find his game no matter what he tries. Thomas has missed the cut in three straight majors and four of the last five. Since his 2022 PGA Championship victory, he's finished no better than T37 at a major. What I do know is that J.T. at 50-1 playing his hometown course in the event at which he's had the most success (two PGA wins) is terrific value.

Top 10 lock -- Scottie Scheffler: The benefit of choosing McIlroy to win is keeping Scheffler available as a top-10 lock, which feels like such a given at this point that I'm surprised odds are available for it. Scheffler has finished in the top 10 across four of his last five and 11 of his last 14 majors since the 2020 PGA. That's insanity -- an 80% chance he's going to finish in the top 10 and probably even higher given the golf he's playing now is better than it has been at any point in his career. Plus, diapers are expensive, so clearly the motivation is there.

Star who definitely won't win -- Xander Schauffele: Kyle stole my thunder here because this is a drum I've been beating for years now. There may be no more talented player who is less clutch in crunch time than Schauffele, who once again last week was unable to get the job done when it counted down the stretch. He has not won int he United States since June 2022, and his last victory of any true significance came at the 2017 Tour Championship. There's simply no trust that he can get the job done when it counts, and at a tournament like this that requires immense play for 72 holes with no significant droughts, I have no desire to lean on him to get the job done.

Scottie Scheffler vs. Brooks Koepka vs. Rory McIlroy:  Given I have McIlroy winning and Scheffler as a top-10 lock, it's Koepka bringing up the rear. That's not any shade on Brooks, though, who is attempting to go back-to-back at the PGA for the second time in his career (2018-19) and back-to-back at a major for the third time (2017-18 U.S. Open). He is exceptional at majors when healthy and should be higher on the oddsboard (currently fifth behind Scheffler, McIlroy, Schauffele and Jon Rahm). The only reason he's being picked behind the others is because McIlroy and Scheffler are so hot right now.

Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson: There was an ongoing side bet at the Masters between a couple of us debating whether Woods or Sergio Garcia would finish better. I was somewhat-ridiculed for choosing Tiger, and while I won that side bet after Woods made the cut, he could not have played worse over the final 36 holes. Still, I'm backing Big Cat. Woods almost appears to be in a zone now where he gives everything he can to make the cut only for his energy and body to give out down the stretch of the few tournaments he plays. This is evidenced by him making four of five major cuts since 2022 but withdrawing from two of those four events. Mickelson, meanwhile, has been a mixed bag. Aside from a T2 finish at the 2023 Masters, he's missed cuts in five of seven majors since the 2022 Open. Plus, let's just be honest, it's more fun to root for Tiger.

Surprise prediction -- A new Michael Block will emerge: It's not every year that a PGA pro makes a run at this event, nor an amateur goes deep at the Masters, but we've seen a lot of parity recently with some unexpected names moving well on the leaderboard over weekends. Block took the 2023 PGA by storm, and his T15 finish was almost as big a deal as Koepka winning the entire tournament. Count me in the camp that believes that was less of an oddity and more a sign of things to come in this tournament.

Lowest round:  64 (-7) Winning score:  270 (-14) Winner's Sunday score: 69 (-2)

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