USPGA Championship Weather Forecast 2019

published 19 May 2019

Check out our USPGA Championship weather forecast ahead of the final Major of the season

USPGA Championship Weather Forecast 2019

The USPGA Championship takes place at Bethpage Black Club that is located in Farmingdale, New York.

The course is one of the toughest in America, and can be a slog on the best of days. The forecast looks to be wet and cold, so it means it should suit the bigger hitters.

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USPGA Championship Weather Forecast 2019

After the worries of the weekend being a wet one the weather has switched in New York and it looks like it will be cool and dry for the weekend.

Sunday 19th May: Originally Sunday was looking like it could be a little wet, now there is just a 20% chance of rain. Temperatures will be similar to the first few days at around 20 degrees. Winds may be a little up at around 15mph and the humidity is back up at 75% - hopefully this wont mean late thunderstorms.

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We will update this forecast throughout the week at the USPGA Championship, hopefully there will be more news of sunshine and no thunderstorms.

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