Cam Davis is the undisputed king of the Rocket Classic. The Australian is the only person to ever win the tournament twice. It’s also the only place he’s ever won on the PGA Tour.
Davis will look for a third title and his second in a row at the 2025 Rocket Classic, when the PGA Tour returns to Detroit Golf Club for the seventh time June 26-29.
Though the tournament has only existed since 2019, it has already featured two playoffs.
In 2021, Davis defeated Tony Merritt and Joaquín Niemann to claim his first title. In 2023, Rickie Fowler birdied the first hole of the playoff to hold off Collin Morikawa and Adam Hadwin.
All prior champions of the tournament, with the exception of Bryson DeChambeau, who joined LIV Golf, have announced their participation in the tournament.
The PGA Tour has been announcing new entrants as we get closer to tournament time. Among the commitments is Ryan Brehm, from Mount Pleasant, who helped Michigan State win three Big Ten championships from 2004-08.
Another Spartan also received a berth in the field as senior Ashton McCullough earned a sponsor’s exemption to play in the tournament. McCullough is the career leader in scoring average for the Spartans with a mark of 71.59.
Fans can purchase tickets at RocketClassic.com. Grounds tickets start at $65 per day. Children ages 15 and under are free with ticketed adult (no more than four per adult).
Rocket Classic 2025 field commitments list
Morikawa is the highest-ranked player in the field, No. 4 in the world.
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This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Rocket Classic field 2025: Who is playing in PGA Tour’s Detroit stop
Reporting by Matthew Auchincloss, Detroit Free Press / Detroit Free Press
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