Matthieu Pavon with one of the men in the form of the moment for the first two laps of the Truist Championship

On the occasion of the sixth Signature Event of the season on the course of the WissAckon race at the Philadelphia Cricket Club Le Bordelais Matthieu Pavon will be associated with two multiple winners on the PGA Tour.

Two weeks after missing the cut with Victor Perez at Zurich Classic, Matthieu Pavon is back to competition. The Frenchman who flew away at the start of the week for the Pennsylvania, will start from the 6th signature event PGA Tour On an unprecedented course.

Indeed the Truist Championship (the new name of the Wells Fargo Championship) cannot take place on the history traced of Quail Hollow In North Carolina, where the PGA Championship will take place next week, the organizers have taken up residence at Philadelphia Cricket Club.

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For the first two laps it will be associated with Nick Dunlapand at Trili. If the American is struggling to find the level hers in 2024 when he had entered history by winning a PGA Tour tournament as an amateur and then winning six months later with pro status, the Korean South has been a sparkling form for a few weeks.

At the head of the RBC Heritage on the eve of the last round the quadruple winner on the PGA Tour had finally taken 8th place at 5 strokes of Justin Thomas 3 weeks ago and recorded his 3rd top 15 of the season this Sunday in Texas.

The three men will start at 6:50 p.m. Thursday for the first round and the next day at 5:53 p.m.

The Perf of Rory McILroy dissected

In the absence of Scottie Scheffler the spotlights will be on his dolphins in the world ranking.

Unlike Texan, the recent winner of the Masters Rory McIlroy has indeed chosen to prepare the second major of the season by making a hook by Philadelphia. He will share the part of Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Thomas During the first two laps (at 6:26 p.m. Thursday and 5:20 p.m. on Friday).

After three weeks of break the world’s number 3 Xander Schauffele Return to competition this Thursday. The one who will defend his title next week at Quail Hollow and who stays on a convincing 8th place at the Masters, will have Hideki Matsuyama and his compatriot with him Akshay Bhatia. They will start from 10 to 6:48 p.m. Thursday and from 1 to 5:42 p.m. Friday.

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