The 2025 Procore Championship takes place at Silverado Resort from September 11–14 with United States and European Ryder Cup stars topping the bill.
This year’s edition features a top-class field including multiple major winners, Ryder Cup stars and in-form talent all vying for the prestigious title in Napa, California.
The Procore Championship launches the fall leg of the 2025 PGA Tour season and acts as a final tune-up for Ryder Cup participants including Scottie Scheffler, Patrick Cantlay, Collin Morikawa, JJ Spaun, Ben Griffin, Harris English, Russell Henley and Sam Burns.
Silverado Resort’s North Course is a par-72 renowned for its undulating Poa annua greens, wide fairways rewarding aggressive drivers and tricky par-5s ideal for scoring opportunities.
2025 Procore Championship Current Betting Odds
| Player | Odds |
|---|---|
| Scottie Scheffler | +350 (7/2) |
| Russell Henley | +1300 (13/1) |
| Justin Thomas | +1700 (17/1) |
| Patrick Cantlay | +1700 (17/1) |
| Sam Burns | +1900 (19/1) |
| Collin Morikawa | +1900 (19/1) |
| Cameron Young | +2100 (21/1) |
| J.J. Spaun | +2300 (23/1) |
| Ben Griffin | +2300 (23/1) |
| Maverick McNealy | +2300 (23/1) |
Procore Championship Leading Contenders
Scottie Scheffler
Scottie Scheffler enters his debut Procore Championship as the strong favorite, following five wins this year in big events this year including capturing the PGA Championship and The Open.
His all-around consistency, composed putting, and ranking as world No. 1 make him the player to beat.
Scheffler’s record in tight fields and his recent run of form in 2025 set a new benchmark for domination, though navigating Silverado’s greens will test his patience in a new setting.
Russell Henley
Russell Henley arrives at the Procore Championship in outstanding recent form, highlighted by a runner-up finish at the Tour Championship and multiple top-10s across the summer, including at The Open and U.S. Open.
Henley’s past results at Silverado are mixed, with no finishes better than 41st and two missed cuts, raising concerns about course fit. If he finds his best form, Henley remains a legitimate contender.
Justin Thomas
Justin Thomas has enjoyed a career rejuvenation this year after winning at the RBC Heritage in April – his first victory in three years.
He has shown a return to world-class ball-striking and short game magic that he became renowned for.
Thomas has finished second at this event before and thrives in California conditions. He is also renowned for elevating in Ryder Cup years and is seeking to firm up form ahead of Bethpage.
Patrick Cantlay
Patrick Cantlay returns to his home state event for the fifth time as one of the steadiest ball-strikers on Tour.
He has posted top-10s at both the US Open and The Open this season, and brings a clutch mentality paired with familiarity at Napa.
Known for precision into greens and cool under pressure, Cantlay is a perennial threat whenever he tees it up in California.
JJ Spaun
JJ Spaun arrives as the US Open champion and runner-up at The Players Championship in March 2025, staking his claim as a player breaking into the sport’s elite.
Consistently strong on the West Coast swing and heading into his 10th Procore appearance, Spaun is a proven force on Poa greens and has recently finished solo second at the FedExCup Playoffs opener, marking him as a serious contender.
Can he gain a confidence boost ahead of his Ryder Cup debut later this month.
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