Three FRL selections from the BMW PGA Championship.
Patrick Reed at 35/1 (Five Places) - 1.5pts EW
Between 2020 and 2025, Reed had the third-lowest stroke average at Wentworth's West Course in this field, averaging 68.00, behind only McIlroy and Rahm.
His course form reads 3-5-3-4, and he comes into this tournament after a tied-second finish at last week's Irish Open and an 11th-place finish at the European Masters the week before.
His irons are firing, too. He ranked second in approach last week and 10th at the European Masters, suggesting he has rediscovered the early-season form that saw him pick up two wins on the DP World Tour.
He arrives with solid first-round form as well. He was fifth after the opening round at the Irish Open and 12th at the European Masters.
He also put together some very low rounds across those two performances, notably a 64 in round four of the Irish Open, the second-lowest score of the day, and two rounds of 66 at the European Masters.
He has also produced the second-lowest score of the day in three separate rounds here at Wentworth across the years. He shot the second-lowest score in round four of the 2025 BMW PGA Championship, a 63 in round three of the 2022 edition, and a 66 in round four of the 2019 edition.
Tom McKibbin at 40/1 (Five Places) - 1pt ew
The man from Northern Ireland has finished inside the top 10 in three of his last four tournaments, including a tied-fifth at the Irish Open and a tied-sixth at the British Masters. He was 11th at Wentworth last year and 10th the year before.
He also arrives with some quality comparable-course form. His tied-sixth at the British Masters came at The Belfry, a similarly tree-lined venue with doglegging fairways that require strategic approach play. He has a fourth-place finish at the Open de España, hosted at the Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, another undulating woodland layout that provides an all-round similar test to Wentworth. A tied-20th at the 2025 Irish Open at the K Club is further evidence of his ability to handle courses with similar bentgrass greens and long-game demands.
His first-round form is equally impressive. In his last four tournaments, he has finished inside the top 10 after the opening round in three of them. He finished fifth after round one last week at the Irish Open and ninth the week before at the British Masters.
He also shot a very impressive 66 here last year in round four, bettered only by McIlroy and Si Woo Kim on the day. He did the same in 2024, closing out with another 66, which was among the best scores of the day.
He ranked fourth in approach last week and third for GIR, while he ranked 37th for driving accuracy. He also scrambled reasonably well, scoring par in 61.11% of his scrambling opportunities (36th best in field).
Ewen Ferguson at 66/1 (Five Places) - 1pt ew
Ferguson arrives here in top form, with four consecutive top-25 finishes (9-24-15-9). He looked in with a chance of competing last week at the Irish Open, sitting fifth at the halfway point before a disappointing 73 in round three put him out of touch. Nevertheless, he rallied with the second-lowest score of the day in round four, shooting a 64, which is certainly noteworthy when looking for an FRL contender.
He kicked off that tournament with a solid 69 on day one to sit tied 17th. The week before, he shot a first-round 67 to sit tied fourth after the opening day at the British Masters.
The three-time DP World Tour winner also has a clear affinity with Wentworth in recent years, with a tied-fifth finish last year and a tied-18th the year before providing evidence that he relishes the test here.
He also kicked off last year's BMW PGA Championship with a 67 to sit tied eighth after the opening round, highlighting his ability to start quickly around this course.
