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Our Truist Championship Prediction Sees In-Form McIlroy Top the Lot

The world’s best golfers flock to Pennsylvania this week for the Truist Championship. With the PGA Championship on the horizon, the players are looking for top form. This Signature Event at Philadelphia Cricket Club could be a classic.

Truist Championship Betting Picks

Rory McIlroy Outright Winner – 5.00

Hideki Matsuyama Top Five – 5.00

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The Tournament Contenders

Rory McIlroy has made a great start to the 2025 season. The Northern Ireland ace won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February and picked up the Players Championship trophy in March.

McIlroy followed up those wins by coming out on top at the Masters in April, cementing himself as one of the greatest of all time. The current world No. 2 is the bookies’ favourite to win this week’s Truist Championship.

McIlroy is available at just 5.00, with Colin Morikawa the second favourite at 11.00. The pair are clear of Ludvig Aberg, Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele, and Justin Thomas, who are all available at 15.00.

McIlroy is the defending champion after his 2024 win, with Schauffele finishing runner-up. The year before, Wyndham Clark came out on top at Quail Hollow, but Clark is a big outsider this time at odds of 51.00.

Elsewhere, the likes of Jordan Spieth, Viktor Hovland, and Daniel Berger are priced at 23.00, and you can get 26.00 for Corey Conners to prevail. Apart from McIlroy and Morikawa, the betting is pretty tight.

Can Rory Secure a Fifth Tournament Victory?

The name has changed from the Wells Fargo Championship to the newly rebranded Truist Championship, and Quail Hollow has been swapped with Philadelphia Cricket Club, but McIlroy will be targeting more success in this competition.

The 35-year-old is the record winner, taking home the trophy four times. His first success was in 2010, with his second triumph coming five years later. The County Down-born player has won two of the last four Wells Fargo Championships, and we are backing McIlroy to win again.

The battle for the top five in Pennsylvania will be fascinating, with a host of players fancying their chances. Hideki Matsuyama could be one to watch out for in Philly.

The Japanese won the opening event of 2025, edging out Morikawa by 3 strokes in The Sentry. On his day, the world No. 7 can beat anyone, and we like the look of 5.00 for Matsuyama to secure a top-five finish at Philadelphia Cricket Club.