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2024 Hero World Challenge prop bet picks and PGA Tour predictions

Analyzing the odds for the 2024 Hero World Challenge with PGA Tour picks and predictions for the top prop bets.

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A star-studded field will be teeing it up in the Bahamas this week for the Tiger Woods-hosted 2024 Hero World Challenge at Albany Golf Course in Nassau. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is back to defend his title in his first tournament since the Presidents Cup.

Below, we search for the best value prop bets for the Hero World Challenge from BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions.

Scheffler won this event a year ago with a score of 20-under par, 3 shots clear of Sepp Straka, who finished second. Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay and Ludvig Aberg are among the top players who are also playing this week as they attempt to take down the seemingly unbeatable Scheffler. It’s a field that’s limited to just 20 players with a $5 million purse.

Albany Golf Course is a par 72 and plays 7,449 yards long and features 5 par 5s and 5 par 3s, giving players a unique layout with plenty of scoring opportunities. There are water hazards throughout the course and plenty of bunkers across the layout, playing similar to a links-style track – especially when the wind picks up.

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Hero World Challenge – Top-5 picks

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Justin Thomas (+110)

In his last 4 starts at the Hero World Challenge, Thomas has finished third once and fifth 3 times. His odds are short for a top 5 with it being a 20-player field, but he has plenty of experience at this course and already had a second-place finish at the ZOZO Championship.

Sungjae Im (+150)

Im came in eighth in his tournament debut in 2023 and now that he has some experience at Albany Golf Course, he could be even better equipped for a higher finish on the leaderboard.

Robert MacIntyre (+220)

MacIntyre excels on links courses, which this one is similar to. If the wind picks up, the Scotsman is someone to bet on and watch out for because he’s accustomed to playing in those difficult conditions.

Other T5 contenders (in order from longest odds to shortest):

  • Cameron Young (+275)
  • Akshay Bhatia (+225)

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Hero World Challenge – Matchups

Suggested play is golfer in bold.

Brian Harman (+120) vs. Russell Henley (-150)

In a tournament like this where players have minimal course history and not many rounds played in recent months, it’s worth taking a plus-money bet in head-to-head matchups. Harman finished eighth here last year and this will be Henley’s debut. This line should be closer to -110.

Hero World Challenge – Top Brit and Irish

Robert MacIntyre (-125)

Back to MacIntyre in this market where it’s essentially a head-to-head matchup between him and Aaron Rai (+100). MacIntyre is a sleeper to win this week with his links golf experience.

Hero World Challenge – First-round leader

Brian Harman (+2200)

Harman has an Open Championship under his belt and knows how to flight the ball down in windy conditions. He was also tied for the lead after the first round last year when he and Tony Finau each shot 67 on Thursday.

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2024 Hero World Challenge odds, picks and PGA Tour predictions

Analyzing the golf odds to win the 2024 Hero World Challenge, with PGA Tour picks, predictions and best bets.

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Many of the world’s best golfers will be in the Bahamas this week for the 2024 Hero World Challenge, a tournament hosted by Tiger Woods. Albany Golf Course will once again host this star-studded event, which is headlined by world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. The first round begins on Thursday morning from Nassau.

Below, we look at Hero World Challenge odds from BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions.

Scheffler, who’s making his first start since the Presidents Cup, is the defending champion here. He won the Hero World Challenge last year at 20-under-par. He’s joined by Justin Thomas, Patrick Cantlay and Ludvig Aberg in this loaded field. Woods is hosting the event again, but he won’t be playing as he continues to recover from back surgery.

Albany Golf Course is a par 72 and plays at 7,449 yards. It was designed by Ernie Els and features plenty of water hazards throughout, which will challenge players. It’s not an overly difficult course, with 17 of the 20 players finishing under par last year and 9 in double-figures, but wind and weather factors could have an impact on scoring, too.

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Hero World Challenge – Expert picks

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Justin Thomas (+900)

Thomas is a frequent participant in this event and he’s had success here with a third-place finish and 3 fifth-place finishes in the last 4 years alone. It’s a strong field, but also one with very little experience at this course outside of Thomas, Scheffler, Sam Burns, Patrick Cantlay and four others who have played it more than once. That could give Thomas an advantage. It’ll just come down to whether he can edge out the seemingly unbeatable Scheffler.

Sungjae Im (+1400)

Im tends to excel at events where birdies come in bunches, which was evidenced by his T-8 finish in 2023. His short game is excellent and when his irons are on, he can be one of the best ball-strikers on the planet, too. At +1400, he’s worth a shot this week.

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Hero World Challenge picks – Contenders

Akshay Bhatia (+2500)

Why not play the young and exciting Bhatia in a small field at a course where his length off the tee could be an advantage. Bhatia had a terrific 2024 season and now heads to the Bahamas where he’ll try to take on a stacked field and steak a victory to close out the year.

Hero World Challenge picks – Long shots

Sepp Straka (+4000)

Straka finished second last year after coming in 10th the year prior, so he’s found success in his only 2 trips to Albany Golf Course. He had 4 top-10s in 24 starts this season and cracked the top 25 in nearly half of those tournaments (11), so he had a decent season despite being without a top-5 finish.

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2024 RSM Classic final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2024 RSM Classic at the Sea Island Golf Club in St. Simons Island, Georgia

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Three rounds are in the book at the 2024 RSM Classic and 9 golfers are within 5 strokes of the co-leaders in the final PGA Tour event of the season. Below, we look at BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds for the RSM Classic entering Sunday’s final round being played in St. Simons Island, Georgia. Check back throughout next season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Vince Whaley and Maverick McNealy share the 54-hole lead at 14-under 198 and will take a 2-stroke into Sunday’s final round at Sea Island Golf Course Seaside Course (7,005 yards, par 70).

Pre-tournament favorite and defending champ Ludvig Aberg (+1000 to open the week) is tied for 42nd at 4-under after rounds of 73-64-71. Aberg won at 29-under 53 last year closing with a 61-61 on the weekend.

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RSM Classic – Final pairing

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Vince Whaley (+350)

The 29-year-old pro from Kentucky, who opened at +10000 to win, birdied the 18th hole for a 63 on Saturday after shooting 67-68 and is at 14-under. He will be playing in the final group for the first time on tour in 109 events and he looks for his first career title.

Maverick McNealy (+225)

The 29-year-old pro from California, who opened at +3500 to win, shot a third-round 66 after shooting 62-70 and shares the lead at 14-under. He’s seeking his first career title in his 141st tournament.

Daniel Berger (+750)

The 31-year-old pro from Florida, who opened at +9000 to win, shot a 63 on Saturday to move into a 4-way for third at 12-under 200. He’s seeking his fifth PGA title in 205 starts.

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RSM Classic – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 11:06 a.m. ET (1-4 p.m. ET, Golf Channel), here are 3 other players to watch as they try to chase down the leader.

MacKenzie Hughes (+700): Starts tied for third place, 2 shots back at 12-under rounds of 68-67-65. He opened at +3500.

Michael Thorbjornsen (+850): He also starts tied for third place — after rounds of 64-69-67. He opened at +8000.

Patrick Fishburn (+900): Also in third — after rounds of 67-64-69. He opened at +5500.

RSM Classic – Props update

Before the tournament started, we mentioned a few prop bets worth considering a play on. Let’s take a look at 3 of them.

Ben Griffin (+550 to make top 5): Starts final round tied for 25th place at 6-under with rounds of 69-72-65.

Harris English (+300 to make top 10): Starts final round tied for 42nd place at 4-under with rounds of 67-72-69.

Henrik Norlander (+350 to make top 20): Starts final round tied for 12th place at 8-under with round of 71-70-63.

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2024 RSM Classic prop bet picks and PGA Tour predictions

Analyzing the odds for the 2024 RSM Classic with PGA Tour picks and predictions for the top prop bets.

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The last official event of the season takes place this week in St. Simons Island, Ga., at the 2024 RSM Classic. It’s once again being hosted by Sea Island Golf Club, with the first round beginning on Thursday morning.

Below, we search for the best value prop bets for the 2024 RSM Classic from BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions.

The No. 5 player in the world, Ludvig Aberg, is back to defend his title this week after winning the RSM Classic by 4 shots last year. He’s predictably the favorite to win again, coming in with pre-tournament odds of +1000. Davis Thompson (+2000), Seamus Power (+2800) and Si Woo Kim (+2800) are also among the favorites, as is former Open champion Brian Harman (+3000).

Sea Island Golf Club features 2 courses, both of which will be played this week. The Seaside Course is 7,005 yards and plays as a par 70, while the Plantation Course is 7,060 yards and is a par 72. Players will tee it up on each course in Rounds 1 and 2 before playing the Seaside Course on the weekend.

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RSM Classic – Top-5 picks

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Ben Griffin (+550)

Griffin enters the week in good form, finishing 22nd or better in each of his last 3 starts. Though he doesn’t have a top-5 in 2 starts in this event, he has played well here with finishes of eighth and 29th in his last 2 appearances.

Davis Thompson (+450)

Thompson’s ball-striking abilities were on display in his win at the John Deere Classic in July when he ran away from the field with a 4-shot victory. He could have a similarly impressive driving week at the RSM Classic, and his odds would be much shorter if not for Aberg being in the field.

RSM Classic – Top-10 picks

Harris English (+300)

English’s best finish in this event was a sixth-place showing in 2020, one of 4 top-30s in his last 9 starts at the RSM Classic. He already has 3 top-20 finishes in his last 3 starts this fall, including 2 top 10s.

Lucas Glover (+350)

Glover has come in the top 10 once here since 2015, a ninth-place finish that year to go along with another T-11 in 2018. He had been playing well in Bermuda last week before a final-round 6-over sunk his tournament chances, but that round was an outlier.

Justin Lower (+375)

Lower was also in the mix in Bermuda, finishing tied for fifth despite shooting 1-over on Sunday to slide down the leaderboard. He now has back-to-back top-5 finishes in his last 2 tournaments so it’s worth riding the hot hand.

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RSM Classic – Top-20 picks

Patrick Rodgers (+175)

Rodgers has 3 top-25 finishes in his last 4 starts this season, including a ninth-place in Bermuda last week. He has a good track record at Sea Island Golf Club with finishes of 10th and second since 2018.

Henrik Norlander (+350)

Norlander was the runner-up here in 2016 and also came in 5th in 2019, so his track record here has been good. He also has 2 top-30 finishes this fall, including an eighth-place finish.

RSM Classic – Matchups

Suggested play is golfer in bold.

Davis Thompson (+125) vs. Ludvig Aberg (-155)

Aberg wouldn’t be playing in this event if he hadn’t won it last year. It’s his first PGA Tour start since the Tour Championship so some rust is to be expected, whereas a player like Thompson just finished fifth a month ago at the Shriners Children’s Open.

RSM Classic – Top Canadian

Mackenzie Hughes (+138)

Hughes has a slight edge in this market, coming in as the favorite over Adam Svensson (+188). Hughes has played 3 events this fall and made the cut in all of them, finishing fourth and eighth in 2 of those starts.

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2024 RSM Classic odds, picks and PGA Tour predictions

Analyzing the golf odds to win the 2024 RSM Classic, with PGA Tour picks, predictions and best bets.

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The PGA Tour will wrap up the FedExCup Fall portion of the schedule this week with the 2024 RSM Classic at Sea Island Golf Club in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The first round will begin on Thursday morning where Ludvig Aberg will try to defend his title.

Below, we look at RSM Classic odds from BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions.

Aberg is the headliner in the field, coming into the week with pre-tournament odds of +1000. Davis Thompson has the second-best odds (+2200), with 5 others tied at +2800 – including J.T. Poston and Seamus Power. Former Open champion Brian Harman (+3000) is also teeing it up in his home state this week.

This event will be played at 2 courses: the Seaside Course and Plantation Course. Neither is terribly long, with the Plantation Course playing at 7,060 yards and the Seaside at 7,005 yards. The Seaside Course is a links layout, while the Plantation Course is a more traditional layout with tree-lined fairways, waste areas and water hazards

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RSM Classic – Expert picks

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Harris English (+3000)

English has played this tournament in each of the last 9 years, making the cut 5 times with 4 top-30 finishes. His best finish was sixth in 2020 and he comes into the week having played well this fall with finishes of T-6, T-9 and T-14 in his last 3 starts.

Ben Griffin (+2800)

Griffin hasn’t finished worse than 22nd in his last 3 starts so he enters the week in good form. He’s fresh off a solo eighth at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, too, finishing only 6 shots off the champion at 19-under par. In his last 2 starts in this event, he’s come in 29th and 8th.

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RSM Classic picks – Contenders

Lucas Glover (+4500)

Glover feels like a good value at +4500. Since 2015, he has 3 top-25 finishes, including a ninth place in 2015 and 11th in 2018. Plus, he has 3 top-15 finishes in his last 6 starts this season. We might be getting a little bit of a discount, too, after he shot 6-over on Sunday in Bermuda to drop from 12-under, which would’ve been ninth, to 42nd.

Patrick Rodgers (+4000)

Rodgers shot 1-under in Sunday’s round in Bermuda to finish ninth, his second straight top-25 and third in his last 4 starts. In his last start at the RSM Classic, he finished 10th in 2022 and was the runner-up in 2018.

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RSM Classic picks – Long shots

Henrik Norlander (+10000)

Norlander has started in this event 8 times in the last 9 years with his best finish being a runner-up in 2016. He also came in fifth in 2019, so he has some experience at Sea Island Golf Club. His play has tapered off a little bit as the fall has progressed, but he did come in 8th in the Black Desert Championship and 30th in the World Wide Technology Championship.

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2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal Golf Course in Southampton, Bermuda

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Three rounds are in the book at the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship and a dozen golfers are within 5 strokes of the co-leaders. Below, we look at BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds for the Butterfield Bermuda Championship entering Sunday’s final round being played in Southampton, Bermuda. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Rafael Campos and Andrew Novak both shot 9-under 62’s Saturday and share the lead at 16-under-par 197 and will take a 1-stroke lead into Sunday’s final round at Port Royal Golf Course (6,828 yards, par 71).

Pre-tournament favorite Seamus Power (+1400 to start the week) is tied for 60th place at 3-under after rounds of 72-68-70. Defending champion Camilo Villegas, who won at 24-under 260, is tied for 39th place at 7-under after shooting 72-68-66. He opened at +30000 to win.

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Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Final pairing

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Rafael Campos (+333)

The 36-year-old pro from Puerto Rico, who opened at +2500 to win, shot a 9-under 62 Saturday to go with a 70-65 and is at 16-under 207. He shot a 7-under 29 on the front Saturday and will try for his first career title in his 79th tour start.

Andrew Novak (+150)

The 29-year-old pro, who opened at +3000 to win, shot 9-under 62 Saturday to go with a 67-68. He’s trying for his first career title in his 84th tour start.

Justin Lower (+300)

The 35-year-old pro, who opened at +2500 to win, shot a 3-under 68 to go with a pair of 65’s and will start 1 shot back at 15-under as he tries for first career title in his 94th tour start.

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Butterfield Bermuda Championship – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 8:55 a.m. ET (11 a.m.-2 p.m. ET, Golf Channel), here are 3 other players to watch as they try to chase down the leaders.

Wesley Bryan (+1200): He tied the course record with a 10-under 61 in round 3 and with his 67-72, he’s in third place, 3 shots back at 13-under. He opened at +5500.

Lucas Glover (+2500): He starts tied for fifth place, 4 shots back at 12-under after rounds of 68-67-66. He opened at +2800.

Sam Ryder (+4000): He tied for fifth place, 4 shots back at 12-under after rounds of 71-62-68. He opened at +9000.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Props update

Before the tournament started, we mentioned a few prop bets worth considering a play on. Let’s take a look at 3 of them.

Justin Lower (+450 to make top 5): Looking good as he starts final round in third place.

Nico Echavarria (+250 to make top 10): Not looking good as he starts tied for 48th place at 6-under with rounds of 69-70-68.

Vince Whaley (+200 to make top 20): Starts final round tied for 8th place at 11-under with rounds of 67-68-67. We also pegged Greyson Sigg here at +160 and he’s tied for 15th at 10-under with rounds of 67-67-69.

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2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship prop bet picks and PGA Tour predictions

Analyzing the odds for the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship with PGA Tour picks and predictions for the top prop bets.

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There are only 2 tournaments left in the FedExCup Fall, with this week’s 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship being the penultimate event. The field may not be full of stars, but there’s a lot on the line for those trying to rise up the FedExCup Fall rankings before the 2025 season. The first round from Port Royal Golf Course in Bermuda begins on Thursday.

Below, we search for the best value prop bets for the Butterfield Bermuda Championship from BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions.

The tournament favorite this week is Seamus Power at +1400. Mackenzie Hughes (+1600), Ben Griffin (+1800) and Maverick McNealy (+1800) are among the other players at the top of the board, while defending champion Camilo Villegas is a long shot at +30000.

Port Royal Golf Course is a seaside track that plays at only 6,828 yards, making it one of the shortest courses on the PGA Tour schedule. However, winds can (and probably will) play a big role in making several holes longer and more difficult. It will once again play as a par 71 this week.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Top-5 picks

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Matti Schmid (+500)

Schmid finished third in this event last year, just his second start in the Butterfield. As for his recent form, he has finishes of 16th, fifth and third in 3 of his last 4 starts this season, so he’s playing well coming into the week.

Justin Lower (+450)

In 3 career starts in this event, Lower has come in 17th, eighth and 20th. He doesn’t have a top-5 finish, but he could be poised to make a run at the title in Bermuda this week.

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Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Top-10 picks

Nico Echavarria (+250)

Echavarria is coming off a T-6 finish in Mexico last week after he won the Zozo Championship the tournament before. He’s in as good a form as anyone in the field and the wind in Bermuda may not bother him much, as he’s shown in the past.

Daniel Berger (+300)

Berger tied for 20th last week in Mexico, another strong showing from the 31-year-old American. Even though this will be his first start in the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, he’s playing well enough to warrant a bet this week.

Brendon Todd (+375)

Todd is a shorter hitter but that isn’t as much of a detriment this week at Port Royal, which doesn’t necessarily favor longer drivers. He won this tournament in 2021 and came in 20th last year.

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Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Top-20 picks

Vince Whaley (+200)

Whaley is 2-for-3 in top-20 finishes in this event, coming in seventh and eighth in his last 2 starts here. All we need in this bet is a top 20, which he’s had in 2 of his last 4 starts this season.

Greyson Sigg (+160)

In his last 4 starts, Sigg has gone fourth, MC, 11th and 23rd, so he’s playing well at the moment. Add in the fact he’s finished 11th and 22nd in 2 career starts at this course and he’s someone to back in Bermuda.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Matchups

Suggested play is golfer in bold.

Justin Lower (-105) vs. Sam Stevens (-120)

We’ve already gone over the reasons to like Lower this week, and though Stevens hasn’t finished worse than 23rd in his last 3 starts this fall, he also missed the cut in his only appearance in this event.

Patrick Rodgers (+115) vs. Doug Ghim (-145)

The gap between Ghim and Rodgers should not be this big, especially considering Ghim has missed the cut in the last 2 years here. Rodgers, meanwhile, has come in third and fourth in his last 2 starts in this event.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Top South American

Nico Echavarria (+125)

Only Jhonatton Vegas (+160) is close to Echavarria in this market, with the other 2 South American players being +500 (Alejandro Tosti) and Camilo Villegas (+800). Echavarria played well at another seaside course last week in Mexico, finishing T-6, and he could pull it off again this week.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Top European

Matti Schmid (+350)

Schmid has the second-best odds to be the top European player at the end of the week, with only Power having shorter odds at +200. Schmid finished third here last year and has showings of third and fifth in 2 of his last 3 starts this season, so he’s in good form.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship – First-round leader

Matti Schmid (+4000)

Schmid shot 64 in the opening round last year to grab a tie for sixth, getting off to a great start in Bermuda. He could do the same again this week, especially with the way he’s been playing lately.

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2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship odds, picks and PGA Tour predictions

Analyzing the golf odds to win the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship, with PGA Tour picks, predictions and best bets.

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The penultimate event of the FedExCup Fall will take place this week at the 2024 Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Port Royal Golf Course in Southampton, Bermuda, will once again play host to this event, which joined the PGA Tour schedule in 2019.

Below, we look at Butterfield Bermuda Championship odds from BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions.

Seamus Power enters the week as the betting favorite with pre-tournament odds of +1400, followed closely by Mackenzie Hughes (+1600), Ben Griffin (+1800) and Maverick McNealy (+1800). Defending champion Camilo Villegas is a long shot to repeat as the winner in Bermuda at +30000. Power won this event in 2022, but didn’t tee it up last year.

Port Royal is a shorter course, playing at just 6,828 yards as a par 71. It’s a seaside course and the longest on the island of Bermuda, bringing into play some challenging weather conditions if the wind picks up during the tournament. The winning score last year was 24-under par after Power won at 19-under in 2022.

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Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Expert picks

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Justin Lower (+2500)

Lower has 3 straight top-20 finishes in this event, coming in 20th last year, 8th in 2022 and 17th in 2021. He’s also coming off a terrific showing in the World Wide Technology Championship last week, finishing tied for second thanks to rounds of 63 and 65 on the weekend.

Daniel Berger (+3300)

We’re backing Berger again this week after he tied for 20th last week, continuing to regain his form this fall. He’s never played this event, but he’s playing well at the moment and has reasonable odds at +3300.

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Butterfield Bermuda Championship picks – Contenders

Brendon Todd (+5000)

If it’s a short course, it’s worth backing Todd. He’s deadly accurate with his driver and is a good ball-striker from the fairway, which is what helped him win here in 2019 and come in 20th last year.

Vince Whaley (+5500)

Whaley finished T-55 last week in Mexico but he came in 16th in his previous start at the Shriners Children’s Open. After missing the cut in this event in 2020, he’s come in seventh (2021) and eighth (2023) in his last 2 starts here.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship picks – Long shots

Ryan Moore (+10000)

Moore will always be a long shot at this point in his career, but he’s worth betting in select events – like this one, where he finished fifth a year ago.

Brandon Wu (+10000)

Wu shot 3-under on Sunday to finish T-30 at the World Wide Technology Championship, his second-best finish of the fall (T-13 at the Procore Championship). In 3 career starts here in the last 3 years, he’s finished 30th, 35th and 34th.

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2024 World Wide Technology Championship final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

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Three rounds are in the book at the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship and 17 golfers are within 5 strokes of the leaders. Below, we look at BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds for the World Wide Technology Championship entering Sunday’s final round being played in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Justin Lower, Carson Young and Nico Echavarria are tied at 16-under-par 200 and will take a 1-stroke lead into Sunday’s final round at El Cardonal (7,452 yards, par 72).

Pre-tournament favorite Max Greyserman (+1400 to start the week) is tied for fourth place at 15-under-par. Defending champion Erik van Rooyen, who won at 27-under 261, is tied for 45th place at 6-under after shooting 68-71-71. He opened at +3300 to win.

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World Wide Technology Championship – Final pairing

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Justin Lower (+500)

The 35-year-old pro, who opened at +6600 to win, shot a 9-under 63 Saturday to go with a 70-67 and will try for his 1st career title in his 93rd tour start.

Carson Young (+550)

The 29-year-old pro, who opened at +8000 to win, shot a 5-under 67 to go with a 72-61 and will try for his 1st career title in his 63rd tour start.

Nico Echavarria (+400)

The 30-year-old pro, who opened at +5000 to win, shot a 4-under 68 to go with a 69-63 and will try for his third career title and second this season. He won the Zozo Championship last month.

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World Wide Technology Championship – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 11:51 a.m. ET, here are 3 other players to watch as they try to chase down the leader.

Joe Highsmith (+800): Starts final round tied for fourth place, 1 shot back at at 15-under after rounds of 68-68-65. He opened at +5500.

Austin Eckroat (+700): Also tied for fourth place. Heads into Sunday after rounds of 68-67-66. He opened at +4500.

Max Greyserman (+400): The pre-tournament favorite (+1400) is also tied for fourth place — after rounds of 68-64-69.

World Wide Technology Championship – Props update

Before the tournament started, we mentioned a few prop bets worth considering a play on. Let’s take a look at 3 of them.

Beau Hossler (+500 to make top 5): Starts final round tied for 21st at 10-under with rounds of 76-63-67.

Daniel Berger (+400 to make top 10): Starts final round tied for ninth place at 12-under with rounds of 74-66-64.

Chesson Hadley (+350 to make top 20): Starts final round tied for 38th place at 7-under with rounds of 71-69-69. We also pegged Echavarria here at +200.

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2024 World Wide Technology Championship prop bet picks and PGA Tour predictions

Analyzing the odds for the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship with PGA Tour picks and predictions for the top prop bets.

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The PGA Tour is paying a visit to one of Tiger Woods’ courses this week at El Cardonal at Diamante in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The 2024 World Wide Technology Championship begins on Thursday morning. Below, we search for the best value prop bets for the World Wide Technology Championship from BetMGM Sportsbook’s PGA Tour odds and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions.

Erik van Rooyen (+3300) is defending his title this week at the second playing of this event at El Cardonal. Max Greyserman (+1400) is the betting favorite, but Cameron Young (+2000) is the biggest name in the field as he seeks his first PGA Tour victory. Doug Ghim (+2200) and Beau Hossler (+2500) are among the favorites, as well.

El Cardonal at Diamante is a par 72 and plays at 7,452 yards, with steep elevation changes and massive fairways. Inaccuracy off the tee isn’t as penalizing here as it is at other courses, so it does favor longer hitters who can shorten the course with their driving distance. The winning score last year was 27-under-par, with a total of 9 players at 20-under or better.

World Wide Technology Championship – Top-5 picks

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Cameron Young (+400)

It’s a little risky to play Young now considering the disappointing season he had and given the fact he hasn’t played a PGA Tour event since August, but he’s by far the most talented player in the field. Hd finished 9th here last year.

Beau Hossler (+500)

Hossler has been a frequent contender this fall and his course history – albeit brief – is solid after finishing tied for 15th last year. He already has a top-5 finish this season when he lost in a playoff at the Sanderson Farms Championship, as well as 2 other top 25s.

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World Wide Technology Championship – Top-10 picks

Nate Lashley (+400)

In his last 2 starts this fall, Lashley has finished 29th and 16th. Pair that with his 10th-place finish in this event last year and he’s a good target this week at +400 for a top-10 finish.

Keith Mitchell (+300)

We’re getting a slight discount on Mitchell after he missed the cut in his last 2 events, but in his 3 starts prior to that, he finished 3rd, 12th and 12th. He finished T-38 in this event last year, helped by a final-round 8-under par.

Daniel Berger (+400)

Berger is getting on track after missing time with a back injury. He finished 7th at the Sanderson Farms Championship this fall and has 3 straight top-39 showings in his last 3 starts. He didn’t play here last year but this course should suit his game, ranking 26th in SG: off the tee in 2024.

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World Wide Technology Championship – Top-20 picks

Chesson Hadley (+350)

Hadley tied for 7th in this event last year and has made the cut in 3 of his last 4 starts this season, so he’s been in decent form entering the World Wide Technology Championship.

Nico Echavarria (+200)

Echavarria won the ZOZO Championship in Japan this fall after also finishing T-11 in the Black Desert Championship. He tied for 31st in this event last year. He’s a good bet for a top-20 finish coming off a victory in his last start.

World Wide Technology Championship – Matchups

Suggested play is golfer in bold.

Cameron Young (-120) vs. Matti Schmid (-105)

Young is making his 1st start of the fall compared to Schmid, who’s played 4 times since the middle of September. Despite Schmid finishing T-16 or better in each of the last 3 events, Young is the better pick here for his length off the tee.

World Wide Technology Championship – Top South American

Nico Echavarria (+188)

Echavarria isn’t even the favorite to be the top South American in this market, a title that goes to Jhonnatan Vegas (+120). However, Echavarria is coming off a win at the ZOZO and a T-31 in this event last year when Vegas didn’t play.

World Wide Technology Championship – First-round leader

Beau Hossler (+3300)

Hossler ranks 4th on tour in 2024 in first-round scoring average (68.64) and with his recent form and performance in this event last year, he’s worth a small play to be the openeing round leader.

Erik van Rooyen (+4500)

van Rooyen played better than anyone else in this event last year, winning by 2 shots after opening with a 68. He ranks 36th this year in first-round scoring average, too.

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