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2022 John Deere Classic final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 John Deere Classic in Silvis, Ill.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 John Deere Classic and there are 14 golfers within 7 strokes of the lead. Below, we look at the 2022 John Deere Classic odds entering Sunday’s final round of the tournament in Silvis, Ill. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

J.T. Poston, who had opening odds to win of +5000, shot a 4-under-par 67 Saturday and has a 3-shot lead heading into the final round on TPC Deer Run, which plays to 7,289 yards, par 71. Poston, the No. 164 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, was at 19-under 194.

Pre-tournament favorite Webb Simpson (+1200 before the opening round) missed the cut after shooting 71-70. Defending champion Lucas Glover, who won the 2021 event at 19-under par, also missed the cut after rounds of 74-66. He opened at +5000 to win.

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2022 John Deere Classic – Final pairing

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Five of the last 10 John Deere champions were first-time tour winners. Two of the top 5 golfers are seeking their 1st title.

J.T. Poston (-105)

The 29-year-old pro is looking for a wire-to-wire win and is an overwhelming favorite to grab his 2nd tour title. After an opening round 62, which included 7 birdies, an eagle and no bogeys, Poston shot 65-67 for a 3-stroke lead. Through 3 rounds he has made 18 birdies, 2 eagles and 3 bogeys.

Scott Stallings (+550)

The 37-year-old Massachusetts native has had an up-and-down season with 13 cuts made and 13 cuts missed. But he’s contention for his 4th career title after firing a 7-under, bogey-free 64 on Saturday to go with a 67-66. He starts the final round 3 strokes back at 16-under 197. The 113th-ranked player opened at +4000 to win.

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2022 John Deere Classic – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 2:40 p.m. ET, here are 3 players to watch as they try to chase down the leader.

Denny McCarthy (+500): Starts 3 shots back at 16-under after rounds of 66-65-66. The 31st-ranked player, who opened at +3000, is seeking his 1st tour title.

Emiliano Grillo (+700): Starts 3 shots back in quest for 2nd tour title after rounds of 68-64-65. The 224th-ranked player opened at +8000.

Callum Tarren (+1500): The 31-year-old pro will start 4 shots back at 15-under after rounds of 68-65-65. The 227th-ranked player, who opened at +20000, is seeking is 1st tour  title.

2022 John Deere 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.

Scott Stallings (+700 to make top 5): You’ve got to feel good about your chances as he starts the final round tied for 2nd.

Denny McCarthy (+300 to make top 10): You’ve got to feel real good about your chances as he starts the final round tied for 2nd.

Ryan Moore (+400 to make top 20): The 203rd-ranked golfer is in 36th place at 8-under after rounds of 72-64-69.

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2022 Travelers Championship final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Conn.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 Travelers Championship and there are 13 golfers within 7 strokes of the lead. Below, we look at the 2022 Travelers Championship odds entering Sunday’s final round of the 70th tournament in Cromwell, Conn. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Xander Schauffele, who had opening odds to win of +1500, shot a 3-under-par 67 Saturday and has a 1-shot lead  heading into the final round on the TPC River Highlands course, which plays to 6,852 yards, par 70. Schauffele, the No. 9 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, is at 17-under 193.

Pre-tournament co-favorites Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy (both +900 to win before the opening round) are tied for 11th at 10-under and 31st at 6-under. Scheffler is now +5000 to win while McIlroy, 11 strokes back, is at +50000. Defending champion Harris English, who won the 2021 event in an 8-hole playoff, is tied for 11th at 10-under 200. He opened at +10000 to win and is still at +10000.

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2022 Travelers Championship – Final pairing

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The Travelers has gone into extra holes 25 times, with last year’s 8-hole playoff being the longest.

Xander Scheffler (+105)

The 28-year-old pro from California saw his lead trimmed from 5 strokes to 1 but he’s good position for his 6th career tour title and 2nd of the season. He starts Sunday’s final round with a 1-stroke lead after rounds of 63-63-67. The 9th-ranked golfer went 48 holes before making a bogey. He has 18 birdies in the first 3 rounds.

Patrick Cantlay (+130)

The 30-year-old fired a bogey-free 7-under 63 Saturday to climb within a stroke of the lead after rounds of 64-67. Cantlay is seeking his 8th tour title and 2nd of the season. The 6th-ranked golfer, who opened at +1300 to win, has 4 top-5 finishes and 7 top-10s this season.

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2022 Travelers Championship – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 1:55 p.m. ET, here are 4 players to watch as they try to chase down the leader.

Sahith Theegala (+1200): Starts 3 shots back at 14-under after rounds of 67-65-64. The 80th-ranked player opened at +10000.

Kevin Kisner (+2000): Starts 4 shots back at 13-under after rounds of 67-64-66. The 129th-ranked golfer opened at +9000.

K.H. Lee (+4000): Starts 5 shots back at 12-under after rounds of 68-64-66. The 54th-ranked golfer opened at +9000.

Martin Laird (+6000): Starts 5 shots back at 12-under after rounds of 63-69-66. The 113th-ranked player opened at +20000.

2022 Travelers 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.

Patrick Cantlay (+320 to make top 5): If you bet it, you have to like your chances with Cantlay just 1 shot off the lead.

Tony Finau (+350 to make top 10): The 44th-ranked golfer is tied for 15th place after rounds of 68-68-65.

Kevin Kisner (+425 to make top 20): Sure looks like a lock with Kisner sitting in 4th place, just 4 off the lead.

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2022 RBC Canadian Open final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 RBC Canadian Open at St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Toronto.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 RBC Canadian Open and there are 15 golfers within 6 strokes of the lead. Below, we look at the 2022 RBC Canadian Open odds entering Sunday’s final round of the 111th tournament being played in Toronto. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Rory McIlroy and Tony Finau share the lead at 11-under-par 199. They’re 2 strokes better than 4 players heading into the final round on the St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Toronto, which plays to 7,014 yards, par 70. McIlroy, the defending champ, is the No. 4 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings while Finau is ranked 49th.

Pre-tournament favorite Scottie Scheffler (+750 before the opening round and now at +30000) is tied for 29th at 3-under 207 after rounds of 69-67-71.

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RBC Canadian Open – Final pairing

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Rory McIlroy (+150)

After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 33-year-old McIlroy (who opened at +900 to win) is poised to defend his title at the RBC Canadian Open and get his 21st career tour title. He starts Sunday’s final round tied with Finau after rounds of 66-68-65. McIlroy, who has finished T18, 8, 5, 2 in his last 4 tournaments, has made 16 birdies and 5 bogeys in the first 3 rounds.

Tony Finau (+280)

The 32-year-old pro (who opened at +2000 to win)  put himself in contention for his 3rd tour title after matching his career low of 62 (8-under) in Saturday’s third round to go with his 66-71. After a round with 7 birdies, an eagle and a bogey, he’s tied with McIlroy at 11-under.

Justin Thomas (+450)

Two weeks after winning the PGA Championship, the 29-year-old pro finds himself in the final pairing with a chance for his 16th tour title. Sagarin’s No. 3 ranked golfer fired a 7-under 63 Saturday to go with his 69-69 rounds and he’ll start 2 strokes back of the leaders. He opened at +900.

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RBC Canadian Open – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 12:51 p.m. ET, here are 3 players to watch as they try to chase down the leader.

Sam Burns (+650): Starts 2 shots back at 9-under after rounds of 69-69-65. The 19th-ranked player, who opened at +1300, is seeking his second straight tour title after winning last week’s event in a playoff.

Alex Smalley (+1500): Three straight 3-under 67s has the 101st ranked golfer in contention for his 1st career title. He opened at +10000.

Wyndham Clark (+2000): Has rounds of 63-70-68 and starts 2 shots back at 9-under. The 203rd-ranked golfer opened at +20000.

RBC Canadian Open – Props update

Before the tournament started, we mentioned a few prop bets worth considering a play on. Let’s take a look at 2 of them.

Adam Hadwin (+350 to make top 10): The 56th-ranked golfer is tied for 15th at 5-under after rounds of 67-69-69.

Ryan Armour (+425 to make top 20): The 208th-ranked golfer is tied for 19th at 4-under after rounds of 72-66-68.

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2022 Charles Schwab Challenge final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 RBC Heritage in Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 Charles Schwab Challenge and there are 22 golfers within 7 strokes of the lead. Below, we look at the 2022 Charles Schwab Challenge odds entering Sunday’s final round of the 77th tournament in Fort Worth, Texas. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Pre-tournament favorite Scottie Scheffler (+1000 to win before the opening round and now at -145) shot a 2-under-par 68 Saturday and has a 2-shot lead  heading into the final round at Colonial Country Club, which plays to 7,209 yards, par 70. Scheffler, the No. 3 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, is at 11-under 199.

PGA Championship winner Justin Thomas (+1200 to win before the opening round) missed the cut. Defending champion Jason Kokrak, who won the 2021 event at 14-under par, is in last place 6-over 216 after a third-round 76 following 69-71. He opened at +4000 to win.

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2022 Charles Schwab Challenge – Final pairing

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Scottie Scheffler (-145)

The 25-year-old New Jersey native will try for his 5th career PGA Tour title — all in a span of 10 starts since mid-February. The Masters champ starts Sunday’s final round with a 2-stroke lead after rounds of 66-65-68. The world’s No. 1 player-ranked has made only 1 bogey in the first 54 holes. He can become the first golfer with 5 wins in a season before June since Tom Watson in 1980.

Brendon Todd (+900)

The 36-year-old Pittsburgh native starts 2 strokes back at 9-under 201 in his quest for a 4th career tour title after shooting a bogey-free round of 65 Saturday after opening with 68-68. The 105th-ranked Todd opened at +10000 to win.

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Charles Schwab Challenge – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 2:15p.m. ET, here are 3 players to watch as they try to chase down the leader.

Scott Stallings (+900): Starts 2 shots back at 9-under after rounds of 67-64-70. The 156h-ranked player opened at +20000 to win.

Harold Varner III (+900): Starts 3 shots back at 8-under 202 after rounds of 66-68-68. The 33rd-ranked player in the Sagarin ratings opened at +5000.

Patrick Reed (+2000): Starts 4 shots back at 7-under after rounds of 66-66-71. The 78th-ranked player opened at +7000.

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Charles Schwab Challenge – 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.

Jordan Spieth (+350 to make top 5): The 32nd-ranked golfer, a former winner at Colonial, is tied for 12th at 5-under after rounds of 69-65-70.

Talor Gooch (+400 to make top 10): The 21st-ranked golfer is tied for 31st  at 2-under after rounds of 72-69-67.

Davis Riley (+190 to make top 20): The 99th-ranked golfer is tied for 9th place at 6-under after rounds of 67-67-70.

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2022 AT&T Byron Nelson final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 AT&T Byron Nelson in McKinney, Texas.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 AT&T Byron Nelson and there are 16 golfers within 6 strokes of the lead in the last event before the 104th PGA Championship. Below, we look at the 2022 AT&T Byron Nelson odds entering Sunday’s final round of the 67th edition of the tournament. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Sebastian Munoz, who had opening odds to win of +7000, shot a 6-under-par 66 Saturday and has a 1-stroke lead heading into the final round on TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas. Munoz, the No. 70 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, is at at 21-under 195.

Pre-tournament favorite Scottie Scheffler (+750 before the opening round and now at +2000) is tied for 9th at 16-under 200. Defending champion K.H. Lee, who won the 2021 event at 25-under par, is tied for 6th at 17-under 199 after a third-round 67 following 64-68. He opened at +10000 to win and now is at +4000.

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2022 AT&T Byron Nelson – Final pairing

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TPC Craig Ranch took over as the tournament host in 2021 and will remain the host for the next 4 years. The course opened in 2004 and was designed by Tom Weiskopf. It’s 7,468 yards and plays to par 72.

Sebastian Munoz (+270)

The 29-year-old Colombian will try for his 2nd career tour title. He starts Sunday’s final round with a 1-stroke lead after rounds of 60-69-66. The 70th-ranked pro has made 19 birdies, 3 eagles and 3 bogeys in the first 3 rounds.

Jordan Spieth (+210)

The 28-year-old Dallas native is the favorite entering the final round to get his 14th career tour title. Spieth starts 1 back at 20-under 196 after rounds  of 67-65-64. The 37th-ranked Spieth opened at +2000.

Joaquin Niemann (+480)

The 23-year-old pro from Santiago, Chile, will be trying for this 3rd tour title. He starts 2 strokes back at 19-under 197 after rounds of 67-65-65. The 28th-ranked Niemann opened at +3000.

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2022 AT&T Byron Nelson – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 11:30 a.m. ET, keep an eye on these 3  players as they try to chase down the leader.

Justin Thomas (+600): Starts 3 back at 18-under 198 after rounds of 68-66-64. The No. 4 player in Sagarin’s ratings opened at +1000.

Ryan Palmer (+400): Starts 4 shots back at 17-under 199 after rounds of 67-62-70. The 150th-ranked player opened at +8000.

Scottie Scheffler (+2000): Starts 5 back at 16-under after rounds of 67-68-65. The No. 2 player and pre-tournament favorite opened at +750.

2022 AT&T Byron Nelson – Props update

Before the tournament started, we mentioned a few prop bets worth considering a play on. Let’s take a look at 2 of them.

Jordan Spieth (+480 to make top 5): If you bet it, you’ve got to like your chances as Spieth starts in 2nd place.

Hideki Matsuyama (+150 to make top 20): The 8th-ranked golfer is tied for 18th place after rounds of 67-66-69.

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2022 Wells Fargo Championship final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 Wells Fargo Championship at TPC Potomac.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 Wells Fargo Championship and only 18 golfers are under par. Below, we look at the Wells Fargo Championship odds entering Sunday’s final round in Potomac, Md. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Keegan Bradley, who had opening odds to win of +3000, shot a 3-under-par 67 Saturday and has a 2-shot lead heading into the final round on TPC Potomac, which plays to 7,160 yards and a par 70. Bradley, the No. 49 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, is at at 8-under 202.

Pre-tournament favorite Rory McIlroy (+750 before the opening round and now at +2000) is tied for 6th at 2-under 208 after rounds of 67-73-68. The defending champion won in 2021 at 10-under par at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, N.C. At 6 strokes back, he can’t be counted out.

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2022 Wells fargo Championship – Final pairing

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The PGA Tour relocated the Wells Fargo Championship to TPC Potomac for this year since Quail Hollow is preparing to host the Presidents Cup in September. TPC Potomac last held a tour event in 2018 when the Quicken Loans National was played there. It was won by Francesco Molinari, who missed the cut this week.

Keegan Bradley (+125)

The 35-year-old Vermont native will try for his 5th PGA Tour title and first since the 2018 BMW Championship. He’ll start Sunday’s final round with a 2-stroke lead after rounds of 70-65-67. Bradley, who has 16 birdies, 6 bogeys and a double bogey in 3 rounds, is No. 33 on the tour in final-round scoring average (69.20). He has 4 top-10 finishes in 15 events this season.

Max Homa (+280)

The 31-year-old Californian is seeking his 4th tour title and second this season, The 2019 winner of the Wells Fargo Championship starts tied for second at 6-under 204 after rounds of 67-66-71. The 52nd-ranked player will have to improve on this year’s final-round scoring average (No. 132 at 70.78) if he hopes to catch and pass Bradley.

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2022 Wells Fargo Championship – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off Sunday at 12:35 p.m. ET, here are 3 other golfers to watch as they try to chase down the leader.

Anirban Lahiri (+1500): Starts 4 shots back at 4-under 206 after rounds of 68-68-70. The 140th-ranked player opened at +8000.

Matthew Fitzpatrick (+1500): Starts 4 shots back at 4-under after rounds of 68-68-71. The 35th-ranked player opened at +2000.

Cameron Young (+4000): Starts 6 shots back at 2-under after rounds of 68-71-69. The 90th-ranked player opened at +3000.

2022 Wells Fargo Championship – Props update

Before the tournament started, we mentioned a few prop bets worth considering a play on. Let’s take a look at 2 of them.

Max Homa (+750 to make top 5): If you bet it, you’ve got to feel good about your chances as he starts in the final group.

Keith Mitchell (+450 to make top 10): Not going to happen for you as the 48th-ranked player missed the cut after rounds of 69-74.

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2022 Mexico Open final-round odds, golfers to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 Mexico Open in Vallarta, Mexico

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 Mexico Open and there are 11 golfers within 5 strokes of the lead. Below, we look at the Mexico Open odds entering Sunday’s final round in Vallarta, Mexico. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Pre-tournament favorite Jon Rahm shot a 3-under-par 68 Saturday and has a 2-stroke lead heading into the final round at Vidanta Vallarta, which plays to 7,456 yards, par 71. Rahm, the No. 2 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, is at 15-under 198.

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2022 Mexico Open – Final pairing

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This is the first Mexico Open on the PGA Tour schedule. The Vallarta course, designed by Greg Norman, opened in 2015 and now features 106 bunkers.

Jon Rahm (-180)

The 27-year-old Spaniard opened as the overwhelming favorite at +450 and has played up to the billing as the 6-time winner looks to become the second consecutive wire-to-wire winner on thr PGA Tour. After an opening round of 7-under 64, Rahm has rounds of  66 and 68. He has made 17 birdies, 4 bogeys and an eagle in the first 3 rounds.

Cameron Champ (+600)

The 26-year-old Californian, who began the tournament at +6000 to win, starts the final round 2 strokes back at 13-under 200 after rounds of 66-67-66. The 150th-ranked Champ has 3 career titles.

Kurt Kitayama (+1000)

The 29-year-old pro opened the tournament at +10000 to win and his now just 2 strokes from the lead. He was tied with Rahm after Round 1 with a 7-under 64 and followed that with 70-68. The 384th-ranked Kitayama is seeking his first title since joining the tour in 2015.

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2022 Mexico Open – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at noon ET, watch these 3 players as they try to chase down Rahm.

Davis Riley (+1300): Starts 3 shots back at 12-under after rounds of 69-65-67. The 130th-ranked player opened at +6000.

Patrick Rodgers (+1500): Starts 3 shots back at 12-under after rounds of 66-69-66. The 124th-ranked player opened at +10000.

Nate Lashley (+2000): Also starts 3 shots after shooting a 7-under 64 Saturday to go with a 69-68. The 191st-ranked player opened at +10000.

2022 Mexico Open – Props update

Before the tournament started, we mentioned a few prop bets worth considering a play on. Let’s take a look at 2 of them.

Aaron Wise (+650 to make top 5): The 41st-ranked player starts Sunday in 24th place at 7-under after rounds of 65-75-66.

Gary Woodland (+220 to make top 10): The 88th-ranked player starts in 35th place at 5-under after rounds of 67-72-69.

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2022 Zurich Classic at New Orleans final-round odds, golf teams to watch

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 Zurich Classic of New Orleans at TPC Louisiana.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, the only full-field team event with 2 golfers paired in a 72-hole event.  Below, we look at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans odds entering Sunday’s final round. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

The team of Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele, which had opening odds to win of +750, hold a 5-stroke lead at 29-under 187 heading into the final round at TPC Louisiana, which plays to 7,425 yards, par 72. The leaders are the No. 5 and No. 20 players in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings.

The pre-tournament favorite team of Viktor Hovland and Collin Morikawa (+700 before the opening round and now at +50000) is tied for 28th at 16-under. Defending champions Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman, who won the 2021 event in a playoff at 20-under 268, are tied for 19th place at 17-under 199. They opened at +900 to win and are now at +50000.

TPC Louisiana was designed by Pete Dye and is a bunker-filled layout. There is little elevation on the course, which stretches over 250 acres of wetlands.

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2022 Zurich Classic of New Orleans – Final pairing

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This marks the fifth year the event has been played as a team format. The winning duo each get 400 FedExCup points each.

Patrick Cantlay/Xander Schauffele (-847)

The leaders shot a 12-under 60 in Saturday’s best-ball round after shooting a tournament-record 59 in Thursday’s best-ball round with a 68 in Friday’s alternate shot in between. They played Saturday’s back nine in 8-under 28 and their 29-under broke the 54-hole record by 6 shots. The team has made 26 birdies, 2 eagles and 1 bogey and would appear a good bet to break the tournament record of 27-under set in 2019.

Garrick Higgo/Branden Grace (+1300)

The South African tandem starts Sunday’s alternate shot final round 5 strokes back after rounds of 64-65-63. The 144th-ranked Grace and 326th-ranked Higgo, opened at +10000.

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2022 Zurich Classic of New Orleans – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 1:50 p.m. ET (CBS), keep an eye on these 3 teams as they try to chase down the leaders.

Billy Horschel/Sam Burns (+1000): Start 6 shots back at 23-under after rounds of 62-68-63. The No. 13 and 15th-ranked players opened at +1500.

Jason Day/Jason Scrivener (+3000): Australian duo 6 back at 23-under after rounds of 65-65-63. The No. 138 and 209 players opened at +7000.

Shane Lowry/Ian Poulter (+20000): Start 10 shots back at 19-under after rounds of 64-69-64. The No. 10 and 55 players opened at +2000.

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2022 Masters Tournament final-round odds

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final round to win the 2022 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Ga.

Three rounds are in the book at the 2022 Masters Tournament and there are only 7 golfers with scores under par. Below, we look at the Masters Tournament odds entering Sunday’s final round of the 86th tournament in Augusta, Ga. Check back throughout the season for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Scottie Scheffler, who had opening odds to win of +1500, shot a 1-under-par 71 Saturday and has a 3-shot lead at 9-under 207 heading into the final round on the tough Augusta National Golf Course, which plays to 7,510 yards, par 72. Scheffler, the No. 2 player in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, was one of only 9 players to break par Saturday.

Pre-tournament favorite Jon Rahm (+1000) is tied for 41st at 223 (+7) after rounds of 74-72-77. Defending champion Hideki Matsuyama, who won the 2021 event at 10-under par, is tied for 14th place at 2-over 218 after a third-round 77 after shooting 72-69.

The dream of winning ended for Tiger Woods (+199900), who defied the odds by playing the grueling Augusta National course less than 14 months after crashing his car, as he shot 78 after rounds of 71 and 74. He’s tied for 41st at +7, 16 shots back.

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2022 Masters Tournament – Final pairing

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Since 2010 at Augusta National, 14 golfers have had led or shared the Masters lead after 3 rounds, and only 5 have won the coveted Green Jacket, including Matsuyama last year.

Scottie Scheffler (-200)

Scheffler got his first PGA Tour win on Super Bowl Sunday in Phoenix and has been on a tear since, winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational and WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play title. The 25-year-old New Jersey native has made 17 birdies and 8 bogeys in 54 holes as he bids for his first major title. Playing in his third Masters (18th last year, 19th in 2020), he ranks 28th on the PGA Tour this season in final-round scoring average at 69.0.

Cameron Smith (+250)

The 28-year-old Australian is 3 back as he tries for his third win this season. Smith, who won The Players Championship after winning in Hawaii in January, shot Saturday’s best round at 4-under 68; he had 74 in round 2 after leading with a 68 on Thursday. Opening at +1500 to win, the sixth-ranked Smith has 16 birdies, 6 bogeys and 2 double-bogeys in 3 rounds. He’s tied for second on tour in final-round scoring average this season 67.0.

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2022 Masters Tournament – In the hunt

Before the final group tees off at 2:40 p.m. ET, these three groups of players will try to chase down Scheffler.

2:10 tee time

Corey Conners (+14900): Starts 8 shots back at 1-under after rounds of 70-73-72. The 18th-ranked player opened at +6000.

Danny Willett (N/A): Starts 9 shots back at even-par after rounds of 69-73-74. He opened at +20000 to win.

2:20 tee time

Charl Schwartzel (N/A): Starts 7 shots back at 2-under after rounds of 72-69-73. The 278th-ranked Schwartzel, who won the 2011 Masters, opened at +40000.

Justin Thomas (+5900): Starts 8 shots back at 1-under after rounds of 76-67-72. The third-ranked Thomas, playing in his 7th Masters, opened as the second favorite at +1300.

2:30 tee time

Sungjae Im (+1600): Starts 5 shots back at 4-under after rounds of 67-74-71. The 28th-ranked player opened at +6000.

Shane Lowry (+3900): Starts 7 shots back at 2-under after rounds of 73-68-73. The 15th-ranked player opened at +5000.

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2022 Valero Texas Open final-round odds

Analyzing the golf odds entering the final-round to win the 2022 Valero Texas Open

There are 29 golfers within 5 shots of the lead after three rounds of the 2022 Valero Texas Open at TPC San Antonio. Below, we look at the Valero Texas Open odds entering Sunday’s final round of the final PGA Tour event before the Masters. Check back for our PGA Tour picks, predictions and bets.

Four players who had opening odds to win of +9000 share the lead at 10-under-par 206 on The Oaks Course at TPC San Antonio, which plays to 7,438 yards, par 72,  J.J. Spaun, at No. 100 in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings, is the highest ranked player of the four.

Pre-tournament favorite Rory McIlroy (+750) shot 72-73 and missed the cut. Defending champion Jordan Spieth, who won the 2021 event at 18-under par, is tied for 63rd place at even par 216 (72-70-74).

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2022 Valero Texas Open – Final pairing

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Dylan Frittelli (+450)

Frittelli entered the tournament at +9000 and is now the favorite to win after rounds of 70-66-70. The 31-year-old South African has made 14 birdies and only 2 bogeys in 54 holes as he bids for his second tour title. No. 100 in the Sagarin rankings, he’s 142nd on tour in final-round scoring average at 70.88.

Beau Hossler (+480)

The 27-year-old Californian will try for his first career win after tying for the low round of the day with a 67 after shooting 73 and 66. Opening at +10000 to win, Hossler has 8 career top-10 finishes, including a third-place finish at Pebble Beach this year. The 151st-rank Hossler, who has 18 birdies and 6 bogeys in 3 rounds, has a final-round scoring average of 73.0 (ranked 204).

Brandt Snedeker (+600)

If you placed a wager before the  tournament on Snedeker to win at +20000, this stat will please you: He has the best final-round scoring average of the top six players. His 68.0 average is tied for 8th-best on the tour. Plus, the 41-year-old, ranked 181 by Sagarin, has 9 career wins.

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2022 Valero Texas Open – In the hunt

Before Frittelli, Hossler and Snedeker tee off at 11:55 a.m. ET, the co-leader tees off with two players within 2 strokes.

J.J. Spaun (+600): Shares the lead at 10-under after rounds of 67-70-69. The 100th-ranked player opened at +10000. He’ll need to do better than his 70.5  final-round scoring average this season if he hopes to win his first tour title.

Scott Stallings (+900): Will start Sunday a shot back after shooting 68-72-67. Ranked 106th by Sagarin, he opened at +8000. The 3-time tour winner has a final-round average of 70.3 this year to rank 88th on tour.

Matt Kuchar (+1500): The 43-year-old starts 2 shots back in his bid for a 10th career tour title. He has rounds of 67-69-72. The 88th-ranked player has a 69.5 average in final rounds this year.

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