2019 Travelers Championship Preview

THE FACTS

When is the 2019 Travelers Championship? Thursday 20th to Sunday 23rd of June 2019

Where is the 2019 Travelers Championship? TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, Connecticut, USA

What is the total prize fund of the 2019 Travelers Championship? $7,200,000

What television channel can I watch the 2019 Travelers Championship on in the UK? Sky Sports Golf

Where can I stream the 2019 Travelers Championship in the UK? Sky Sports subscribers can stream the tournament online via Sky Go

Where can I get tickets for the 2019 Travelers Championship? https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/travelers-championship/tickets.html

What is the course yardage at the TPC River Highlands? 6,841 yards

What is the par at TPC River Highlands? 70

What is the course information for TPC River Highlands? Entering its 36th year as host, River Highlands is best known for one of the most thrilling finishes on tour where holes 15-17 play around a four-acre lake that often creates drama. Due to its short yardage, there is a premium on accuracy, particularly when approaching the greens, which are some of the smallest on tour with flag positions being typically tough. It is also the course that witnessed the PGA Tour's only ever 58, scored by Jim Furyk.

What is the predicted weather for the 2019 Travelers Championship? Thunderstorms predicted for the afternoon during the openings day's play which could disrupt the later starters with showers expected on Friday. The weekend brings mostly sun with some cloud cover during the final round and temperatures consistently around 21c.

THE HISTORY

Bubba Watson became the tournament's second most successful player after winning in 2018 and taking his championship wins to three, just one behind Bill Casper. 2009 winner Kenny Perry set the tournament low score of 258 with the winning total being an average of 16 under – modest for a course that measures just over 6800 yards testament to the course design at TPC River Highlands. Moreover, this has often resulted in close finishes with the average winning margin being just one stroke since 2009.