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Odds for PGA Championship 2022
Golf Scotty Odds +1200 John Ram +1300 Justin Thomas +1400 Rory McIlroy +1600 Jordan Spit +1700 Colin Morikawa +2000 Patrick Cantley +2200 Cameron Smith +2200 Dustin Johnson +2500 Dustin Johnson +2500 Schaland Victor +2500 Heland Hef Shane Lowry +3000 Will Zalatoris +3300 Brooks Koepka +4000 Joaquin Niemann +4000 Sam Burns +4500 Corey Connors +5000 Daniel Berger +5000 Matthew Fitzpatrick +5000 Tony Finau +5000 Tony Finau +5000 Tony . +7000 Jason Day +7000 Tiger Woods +7000 Tommy Fleetwood +7000 Cameron Young +8000 Billy Horschel +9000 Bryson DeChambo +9000 Keegan Bradley +9000 Abraham Ansar +10000 Jason Ansar +10000 Jason Seoul +10000 Jason Seal 1000 Cameron Champagne +12500 Christian Besuidenhout +12500 Gary Woodland +12500 Harold Warner III +12500 Justin Rose +12500 Mark Leishman +12500 Maverick McNealy +12500 Patrick Reed +12500 Patrico e +5500 Patrico Webmaster 12500 Aaron Wise +15000 Alexander Noren +15000 Davis Riley +15000 Matt Kuchar +15000 Mito Guillermo Pereira +15000 Robert MacIntyre +15000 Si Woo Kim +15000 Si Woo Kim +15000 Si Woo Kim +15000 Adamew Wolf05700 F1500 F1700 F17 Hadwin +20000 Bryan Harman +20000 Buba Watson +20000 Charles Schwarzell +20000 Chris Kirk +20000 Eric Van Royan +20000 Ian Poulter +20000 Jonathan Vegas +20000 Keith Mitchell00000 Kyo Levin +2000 Kyo Lyon +20000 Luke List +20000 Matt Jones00200 Everything n Straka +20000 Joel Damen +20000 Anirban Lahiri +25 000 Bernd Visberger +25 000 Cameron Davis +25 000 JJ Spaun +25000 Green Spawn +25000 Ruse +25000 Lanto Joml +25000 Ruse Kino50 Sam Horsfield +25000 Troy Merrit +25000 Grace +30000 Brendan Steele +30000 Francesco Molinari +30000 Justin Harding +30000 Lori Cantor +30000 Lee Westwood +30000 Min Woo Lee +30000 Min Woo Lee +30000 Min Woo Lee +30000 Min Woo Lee +30000 Foo Lee +30000 Foo Lee + 30000 Fow Lee +30000 Fow Lee +30000 Fow Lee +30000 Fow Lee +30000 Scott030 Sterraza0 Stop +30000 C Ameron Tringale +35000 Carlos Ortiz +35000 Lucas Herbert +35000 Mackenzie Hubert +35000 Mackenzie Hughes +35000 Oliver Becker +35000 Patton Kizir +000 40000 Adri Arnaus +40000 Adri Arnaus +40000 Adri Arnaus +40 000 Adri Arnaus +40000 Chad Rami040000 Riei +40000 Ho Strian +400000000 +40000 Alex Beach +50000 Alex Cejka +50000 Austin Hurt +50000 Beau Hossler +50000 Bio Bingaman +50000 Casey Pyne +50000 Chan Kim +50000 Colin Kim +50000 Colin I nglis00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 John Dali +50000 Hudson Swaford0 +50 Manchee Kramer00 Michael Kramer00 +50 Michael Kramer0 Block +50000 Nic Ishee +50000 Padraig Harrington +50000 Paul Dickinson +50000 Rich Beem +50000 Richard Bland +50000 Ryan Brehm +5000050050000 Ryan Vermeer 5000 Shaun Sadom0000000 Michael +50000 Sean Norris +50000 Sean Warren +50000 Takumi Kanaya +50000 Tim Feenstra +50000 Tyler Colette +50000 Wyatt Worthington +50000 Yong-Yun Young +50000
There is not much to report from Brian Nelson. All bets were won, but no one was ever in dispute. Davis Riley gave a brief glimmer of hope that he could be in the top five, but cooled down in the back nine and finished 9th.
We are now in the second big season of the season, with Southern Hills hosting the PGA Championship.
This is the first time we have seen a PGA in this place in 15 years. The last time he was here, Tiger Woods detained Woody Austin and Ernie Els to win the title.
Course
Southern Hills had to play at 7,556 yards for a par 70, about 400 yards longer than when Woods won in 2007.
We will see that water plays the role of 15 holes, so the precision of both the tee and the iron will be key. Length, as always, will be an advantage, but much of that advantage will come into play in par 5s. Both are set to play over 600 yards, limiting the number of players they can legally reach to two. Par 4 are relatively short by the standards of the last major leagues with seven set to play under 450 yards and only one is over 500 yards in the original scorecard.
The weather, mainly the wind, can come into play with gusts above 20 mph quite often. Early forecasts have late Thursday and early Friday, potentially catching the worst, but we all know how the weather can fluctuate during the week.
Favorites
At the top we have Scotty Scheffler and John Ram, who opened between +1000 and +1200 in various sports bets. Scheffler has four wins in the last three months, while Ram finally boarded this season in his last start in Mexico.
In this range from +1400 to +1800 we see Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spy, Justin Thomas, Colin Morikawa and Dustin Johnson. Spieth will be popular in this range. He won the Harbor Town and was second to AT&T Byron Nelson, so the form is there. McIlroy was second in Augusta, followed two weeks ago by fifth place in Wells Fargo.
From this group, however, this may be best for Morikawa. He was fifth in Augusta and won seven shots on approach to Harbor Town. If, in the end, this is played a little harder due to the storm, the river and the wind, he is the elite man who will do best in my eyes.
In the 2000s, we have Cameron Smith, Brooks Koepka, Victor Howland, Xander Schaufele and Patrick Cantlay. Howland will be popular after playing college golf in Oklahoma, but with plenty of places to escape around the greens, we’ll see how the short game lasts for him. Schauffelle and Cantlai won in Zurich, and Schauffelle followed a hot weekend to finish in Byron Nelson’s top 5.
We haven’t seen Smith in a few weeks after Zurich, and he hasn’t appeared in the August charts. However, he and Scheffler are already on the betting card this week, along with Shane Lowry, in much larger numbers. I would not recommend them at current prices.
The middle class
I will open here with Max Homa at +6600 on BetMGM. It was added to my +9000 card when it got into the Wells Fargo dispute, but I still like it here. Hitting the ball has been accumulating for several months. He received 10 hits in his victory two weeks ago. He has five more finishes in the top 20 in 2022 and won in the fall.
With three wins in the last 15 months, Homa has become one of the best players in the game as he approaches the top of the charts. We haven’t seen him do it in a field of this caliber yet, but he has won at Riviera and Quayle Hollow, who have held majors in the past. This shows that Homa is able to do it in these types of places.
We will also go to Matt Fitzpatrick at +4500. He played well throughout the season, finishing in the top 20 of seven of his nine starts in 2022. Better form is linked to better hitting the ball. He continues to gain positions from this and with the approach. Both areas were a little above average for him and he would play his short game. His short game is still solid, but he now ranks in the top 25 in all four categories of shots won. He became a rounder player and this led to strong results.
The Longshots
I have two names here, but let’s start with Keegan Bradley at +12500 on WynnBet. Wherever there is a need for a full game of tee-to-green and where the winning result is likely to reach around 10-pod, Bradley can be a factor. He finished 11th or better in five of his last seven starts, so the form is there. The reason it is better is to rise in the short game. He gets hit around the green almost every week and has been above average with the runner in three of his last five starts.
I also go to Davis Riley at 200-1 at WynnBet. This is probably more of a top 20 game, but its form is really good. He was ninth last week and ranked in the top 10 in four of his last six starts. He played a hot short game in many of these results, but Byron Nelson managed to win positions in all four categories – a promising sign for the rookie, who has bet on a tour ticket for next season.
I don’t need to bet much on Riley, but like last week, I think this could be a place where he plays better than the odds suggest.
With my bets in the months before this event, this pretty much ends the final results for the week. From here, we’ll focus on the details when they become available, and see if anything else catches our eye.
PGA Championship Card
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +4500 (.66 units)
- Max. Homa +6600 (.5 units)
- Keegan Bradley +12500 (.3 units)
- Davis Riley +20000 (.1 units)
Total bet: 1.56 units
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