Valhalla Golf Club is hosting the 2024 PGA Championship for a fourth time, second most of all the venues the PGA of America uses for its championship.
The golf course this year is playing as a par 71 and measuring 7,609 yards.
“It’s a good track, big-boy golf course,” said two-time and defending PGA champion Brooks Koepka.
The field of 156 will be tested over 72 holes, no doubt.
“Hitting the fairways is way more at a premium here than it is at a lot of places,” said Keith Reese, PGA general manager at Valhalla since 2013, who started there as an assistant professional in 1989. “It’ll be interesting to see if the players have to adjust their aiming points off some of the tees this year, just because we are getting more roll than we typically would.”
Check out these flyover videos of each hole at Valhalla.