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All three American majors have come and gone, leaving the Travelers Championship as the final showpiece event in the PGA Tour’s regular season.

It’s the eighth and final Signature Event, where the limited field in Connecticut will contest a share of the $20 million prize purse.

The Travelers was founded in 1952 and took place at Wethersfield Country Club for the tournament’s first three decades.

But the PGA Tour bought and redesigned Edgewood Country Club, so the event moved in 1984 to the new TPC of Connecticut.

One substantial re-design later and it was named TPC at River Highlands, becoming the third PGA Tour owned championship course in what would grow to a network of over 30 TPC Clubs.

Long hitters have generally found success at this stop and a handful of major winners have left with the title, including Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth and Phil Mickelson.

American Keegan Bradley came out on top in 2023, winning his sixth PGA Tour title and breaking the tournament record by one shot.

Meanwhile, there’s no Rory McIlroy after he announced he was taking a break after the US Open.

Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s edition of the Travelers Championship…

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Travelers Championship details

Course: TPC River Highlands, Connecticut

Course Stats: Par 70 Yards 6,852

Defending Champion: Keegan Bradley

Purse: $20,000,000

Winner’s Share: $3,600,000

Travelers Championship betting tips

Here’s how the bookies price the favourites…

Scottie Scheffler 7/2

Xander Schauffele 7/1

Collin Morikawa 11/1

Ludvig Aberg 12/1

Viktor Hovland 18/1

Patrick Cantlay 18/1

The bunkered Bet

Tom Kim 40/1

The 21-year-old offers some value in the final signature event of the season. He’s not missed a cut since April and has form credentials to merit a win sooner rather than later. This shorter setup should aid his chances and a 38th on debut here last year was boosted by rounds of 64 and 65. Keeps up his impressive approach play and Kim will be bang there come Sunday.

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