Kurt Kitayama Odds to Win and Stats for The 2025 PGA Championship

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Kurt Kitayama is +20000 to win the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club after placing fifth in THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch on May 1-4 in his last tournament action. Before Kitayama tees off in Charlotte, NC, let’s analyze his recent performances to help you place your best bets.

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Kitayama to win the 2025 PGA Championship +20000

Bet $20, Payout $4,020.00

Kurt Kitayama’s recent tournaments

Date Tournament Finish Score Shots Behind Leader Earnings
May 1-4 THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson 5 66-65-68-68 (-17) 14 $305,972
April 3-6 Valero Texas Open MC 71-78 (+5) $0
March 27-30 Texas Children’s Houston Open 39 68-65-68-72 (-7) 13 $36,575
March 20-23 Valspar Championship MC 80-69 (+7) $0
March 13-17 THE PLAYERS Championship 33 72-70-78-66 (-2) 10 $136,250

Kurt Kitayama’s recent performance

  • Over his last five appearances, Kitayama has carded a score that’s better than average in two of those outings.
  • He has finished with an average score of -9 those three times he’s made the cut.
  • Kitayama has finished in the top five in one of his last five appearances.
  • He’s made the cut in three of his last five tournaments.
  • Over his last 12 rounds, Kitayama has finished below par nine times, while also registering one bogey-free round and nine rounds with a better-than-average score.
  • He has recorded a top-five score once and a top-10 score twice in his last 12 rounds played.

Kurt Kitayama’s last five outings

Events Within Three Shots Within Five Shots Below Average
5 0 0 2

Kurt Kitayama’s Last Time Out

  • Kitayama fared better on par 3s than most players his last time out, recording a birdie or better on five of the 16 par-3 holes at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson (the other participants averaged 1.9).
  • On the 16 par-3 holes at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson, Kitayama recorded two bogeys or worse (more than the field average of 1.3).
  • Kitayama’s nine birdies or better on par-4 holes at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson were more than the field average (6.2).
  • In that most recent outing, Kitayama’s par-4 performance (on 44 par-4 holes) included a bogey or worse four times (better than the field’s average of 5.6).
  • Kitayama ended THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson with a birdie or better on nine of the 12 par-5 holes, more than the field average of 5.1.
  • While the field at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson averaged 0.5 bogeys or worse on the 12 par-5 holes, Kitayama finished without one.
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