The second major of the 2025 season is ready to welcome you! Get ready for the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, where 156 of the world’s top golfers, including defending champion Xander Schauffele, will battle it out for the historic Wanamaker Trophy. With the strongest field in the game and four days of action-packed action packed into the schedule, anticipation is running high. But there are dark clouds of worry looming over the championship venue, literally!

Before the main event, the players will have practice rounds from Monday to Wednesday, but unfortunately, the weather forecast looks less than ideal, with Monday expected to be a total washout with heavy rain and a 90% chance of rain, and potential flooding, forcing the PGA Championship to cancel fan attendance for the day. Luckily, Monday tickets can be used on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Tuesday isn’t looking much better either, with thunderstorms likely in the morning and scattered storms in the afternoon and a 60% chance of rain. But it’s predicted to get better with time, as Wednesday is expected to be mostly cloudy with just a few showers later in the day, with only a 30% chance of rain.

Thankfully, the weather is expected to improve significantly before the important rounds. Thursday is looking partly sunny and humid, with a high of 87°F, lows of 67°F, and gentle winds blowing at 8 mph from the west-southwest direction, making for ideal golfing conditions aside from the odd shower in the morning. Friday is set to be the warmest day, with temperatures reaching a sizzling 90°F (32°C), considerable cloudiness, and humidity, while winds blow at 9 mph from the west-southwest direction, with lows of 66°F.

But what about the last two rounds? Will the weather conditions pose a challenge for the golfers? Let’s find out!

Weather reports for the weekend round at Quail Hollow

As the PGA Championship enters its final stretch, the weather forecast for the weekend rounds looks quite interesting. On Saturday, golfers can expect mainly cloudy conditions with a decrease in humidity, but the afternoon is likely to bring thunderstorms, which could impact play. Temperatures are expected to range from a low of 63°F to a high of 82°F, with gentle winds blowing at 8 mph from the southwest direction. Despite the potential thunderstorms, the overall conditions might still favor the golfers who can navigate the challenges effectively.

On Sunday, the final round, the weather is expected to be partly cloudy with temperatures ranging from a low of 65°F to a high of 83°F. The winds will continue to blow gently at 8 mph from the southwest direction, providing a relatively stable condition for the golfers to finish the tournament. With these conditions, the golfers will need to strategize carefully to make the most of the opportunities and secure their positions on the leaderboard. So, who do you think will the tournaments in these weather conditions? Let us know in the comment section below!