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UFC 263 Main Card Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on June 10, 2021

A sold-out crowd in Glendale, Arizona, will be treated this weekend to a pair of championship fight rematches at UFC 263. UFC flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo defends his title for the second time against Brandon Moreno in the co-main event of the evening, followed by UFC middleweight champion Israel Adesanya defending against challenger Marvin Vettori.

Main Card Odds

UFC Middleweight Championship bout

Israel Adesanya (-265) vs. Marvin Vettori (+210)

UFC Flyweight Championship bout

Deiveson Figueiredo (-230) vs. Brandon Moreno (+185)

Welterweight bouts

Leon Edwards (-525) vs.Nate Diaz (+365)
Demian Maia (+175) vs. Belal Muhammad (-225)

Light Heavyweight bout

Paul Craig (+250) vs. Jamahal Hill (-325)

Main Event Preview

Israel Adesanya’s attempt to move up a weight class did not go well, as he suffered his first pro defeat when fighting for the light heavyweight title. He is now back at his normal weight and the heavy favorite to defend his middleweight belt against Marvin Vettori.

It’s been more than three years since Adesanya beat Vettori, and in that time, the challenger has won five straight fights. He also watched Adesanya lose his last time out, giving him a roadmap to follow to record the upset.

When they fought the last time, the win was a split decision, and this should be another close fight. For that reason, it’s worth taking a chance on Vettori and the bigger payday.

Flyweight Championship

Deiveson Figueiredo and Brandon Moreno combined for one of the best fights of 2020 at UFC 256, ending in a majority draw. We should see another close and evenly matched fight on Saturday.

Figueiredo is 20-1-1 overall, compared to 18-5 for Moreno. Figueiredo also has the power advantage, but Moreno has shown the fortitude to go the distance if you can’t take him out. Still, you can’t help but wonder if the champ simply didn’t take the challenger seriously enough last time out, and this time he gets it done.

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UFC flyweight champion Deiveson Figueiredo defends his title for the second time against Brandon Moreno in the co-main event of the evening.

The -230 on Figueiredo doesn’t come with many rewards, but it’s the safer bet to make.

Other Fights

As always, Nate Diaz will be entertaining. However, he has too much mileage, too much scar tissue, and too many losses to be taken seriously as an upset winner. Leon Edwards is the huge -525 favorite, and he will be deserving of it.

This is the 33rd promoted fight in Demian Maia’s career and likely his last after 14 years in the octagon. He wants to close on a high note, but Belal Muhammed has won five straight fights, and as the favorite, he is likely to win a sixth.

Jamahal Hill is a perfect 8-0 in his pro career, with half of those wins coming by knockout. He’s a solid striker, finishes well on the attack, and should get over on Paul Craig.

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Palmetto Championship at Congaree Betting Favorites, Underdogs, and Darkhorses

by WagerHome Blog on June 8, 2021

Following the stunning developments over the weekend that saw Jon Rahm forced to withdraw from the Memorial Tournament with the third-round lead because of a positive COVID-19 test, the PGA Tour is back in South Carolina with the Palmetto Championship because the RBC Canadian Open has been canceled for the second year in a row because of COVID-19.

So as much as the PGA Tour has hummed along more than a year after the pandemic first hit, the news of the day stands as a reminder that the Tour continues to deal with COVID on a daily basis.

As for this week’s stand-in course, Congaree was more than happy to step up and fill the void as it seeks to find a hosting gig for the President’s Cup in 2022.

Favorites to Win Palmetto Championship

  • Dustin Johnson (+800)
  • Brooks Koepka (+800)
  • Tyrrell Hatton (+1400)
  • Matthew Fitzpatrick (+1800)
  • Sungjae Im (+2000)
  • Tommy Fleetwood (+2500)
  • Harris English (+2800)
  • Ian Poulter (+3500)
  • Lucas Glover (+4000)
  • Brandt Snedeker (+4000)

A week before the U.S. Open and one week after the Memorial would normally mean a field low on big-name talent. Not so this week at the newly contested Palmetto Championship, where local golfer Dustin Johnson, the number one player in the world, will tee it up for one final tune-up before golf’s third major of the season. He is atop the favorites board at +800.

Joining him at the top is Brooks Koepka, making his first start since the PGA Championship. For Koepka, this weekend will be more about golf since his feuding partner Bryson DeChambeau isn’t in the field. DeChambeau has openly complained about the heckling he received last week at Muirfield and Koepka egging it on with his social media posts. It will be interesting to see if there is any blowback on Koepka this week in South Carolina.

The First Look: Palmetto Championship at Congaree

The PGA Tour is back in South Carolina with the Palmetto Championship, as the RBC Canadian Open has been canceled for the second year in a row because of COVID.

Underdogs to Consider

The rest of the field is weaker, meaning the tournament is primed to see someone rise up from the ranks of the dark horses and make a run for the victory.

Alexander Noren is one such possibility, paying +4000. He had the second-best final round of the Memorial, climbing up to 13th at the tournament’s end. He also comes equipped with a strong short game and good distance off the tee, which should play well at Congaree.

Lucas Glover is another +4000 worth considering because of his familiarity with the course. While most of the field has no experience at Congaree, Glover is a Clemson product who has played the course multiple times.

Also, give a look to J.T. Poston, paying +10000. His swing coach is the Director of Golf for the Congaree Foundation, and no doubt he will have all of the pertinent course tips in his caddy’s notes.

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Save Mart 350 Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on June 2, 2021

After missing out on its annual trip to wine country and Sonoma County last year because of COVID, the NASCAR Cup Series is back with the Save Mart 350. It’s largely considered to be the most technically demanding of the road courses in which NASCAR races, and it always makes for one of the best events of the season.

Odds to Win Save Mart 350

  • Chase Elliott (+150)
  • Martin Truex, Jr. (+300)
  • Kyle Busch (+750)
  • Kyle Larson (+800)
  • Denny Hamlin (+1000)
  • William Byron (+1200)
  • Joey Logano (+1600)
  • Ryan Blaney (+1800)
  • Kevin Harvick (+2200)
  • Alex Bowman (+2500)

The road course master, Chase Elliott, is a huge favorite to win this race. A payday of +150 may not feel worth the risk until you realize that his win two weeks ago at the Texas Grand Prix was his ninth career road course win.

Elliott has yet to win at Sonoma in four career races here, but he did finish fourth in 2018. In the last Sonoma race in 2019, he had engine trouble.

Martin Truex, Jr. is another obvious favorite. He is the two-time defending champion of this race and is looking to join Jeff Gordon as the only drivers to win here three races in a row. Truex also won this race in 2013 and finished in fifth place in 2016. In other words, he really likes this course.

The two Kyles, Busch, and Larson are the other two drivers paying less than +1000 for a win this weekend. Busch is a two-time winner at Sonoma (2008 and 2015), and in the four races here since his last win, he has finished 7th, 5th, 5th, and 2nd. Larson doesn’t have the same history at Sonoma, but along with Truex, he is the only multiple winner in 2021, including last week’s Coca-Cola 600.

NASCAR Notes: Odds to win 2017 Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma

After missing out on its annual trip to wine country and Sonoma County last year because of COVID, the NASCAR Cup Series is back with the Save Mart 350.

Other Drivers to Watch

Tyler Reddick was a rookie last year, and thus he’s making his first-ever start at Sonoma. He’s a local from just up the 5 Freeway in Corning, about 150 miles north. He finished ninth at the Texas Grand Prix and is paying +6000.

Kurt Busch, at +5000, is also worth a long look. He’s having a bad 2021 season, but he always runs well at Sonoma. He has seven career top 5 finishes here, was the winner in 2011, and hasn’t finished outside of the top 15 in nine straight races.

If that’s a little too risky, think about Kevin Harvick at +2200. He’s also from the area, having grown up in Bakersfield. He won in Sonoma in 2017, has five other top 5 finishes here (2nd place in 2018), and has another career road course win coming at Watkins Glen.

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Betting Favorites, Underdogs, and Darkhorses for the Memorial Tournament

by WagerHome Blog on June 1, 2021

The PGA Tour heads to Ohio and one of the most prestigious non-major tournaments of the season, the Memorial Tournament. Muirfield Village Golf Club, the site of the Memorial, was designed by the great Jack Nicklaus, and the event is hosted by him each year.

The event is known for its long rough, fast greens and top-flight field.

Favorites to Win 2021 Memorial

  • Jon Rahm (+1000)
  • Bryson DeChambeau (+1400)
  • Rory McIlroy (+1400)
  • Jordan Spieth (+1600)
  • Justin Thomas (+1600)
  • Viktor Hovland (+1800)
  • Collin Morikawa (+2000)
  • Xander Schauffele (+2000)
  • Hideki Matsuyama (+2200)
  • Patrick Cantlay (+2200)
Fans will be permitted at the Memorial Tournament, just not many of them

The PGA Tour heads to Ohio and one of the most prestigious non-major tournaments of the season, the Memorial Tournament.

The top of the favorites board looks like the tournament history page. Jon Rahm, the betting favorite, won this event in 2020. Bryson DeChambeau, tied for second on the board with Rory McIlroy, was the winner here in 2018. And Patrick Cantlay, who rounds out the top 10 favorites, was the Memorial champion in 2019.

Keep an eye on Viktor Hovland at +1800. He has two third-place finishes in his last three tournaments, and he is the Tour’s current scoring leader. If ever there was someone on the cusp of notching his first big win, it’s the 23-year-old Hovland.

Also, take a look at Justin Thomas. He hasn’t been in the top 10 since THE PLAYERS in March, but he’s one of the best iron players in the world, and that is the key to taming any of the Nicklaus courses. He also notched a top 5 at the Memorial as recently as 2017.

Underdogs to Consider

Louis Oosthuizen is paying +3300 in spite of his recent runner-up status at the PGA Championship. He also leads the Tour this season in strokes gained and putting. A golfer as hot as Oosthuizen shouldn’t have such good betting value.

Patrick Reed at +4000 is also a very good value play. He missed the cut last week at Colonial, but Reed actually plays his best golf following a missed cut. He missed the cut at The American Express in January, then won the very next week at Torrey Pines. He also missed the cut at the Valspar, then finished tied for sixth the next week at the Wells Fargo.

He also has been in the top 10 in two of his last four tournaments at Muirfield.

At 44-years-old and paying +5000, it’s easy to ignore Charley Hoffman. Although when you considered just a week ago, he finished tied for third at Colonial, and a month before that, he was second at the Valero Texas Open, and he’s been in the top 20 for six straight tournaments, that +5000 looks very enticing.

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Updated Betting Favorites, Darkhorses, and Underdogs in the NHL Playoffs

Updated Betting Favorites, Darkhorses, and Underdogs in the NHL Playoffs

by WagerHome Blog on May 26, 2021

The first round of the NHL Playoffs is winding down, and as we head into Wednesday’s action, three teams have already moved on to the next round, and three teams have seen their postseasons end.

No matter how far we get into the playoffs, a Stanley Cup winning bet can always be placed. And if you’re looking to make such a wager today, here is where the 13 remaining teams sit.

Here are the updated betting favorites, dark horses, and ynderdogs in the NHL Playoffs

Odds to Win the Stanley Cup

  • Colorado Avalanche (+260)
  • Boston Bruins (+500)
  • Toronto Maple Leafs (+525)
  • Vegas Golden Knights (+600)
  • Tampa Bay Lightning (+750)
  • Carolina Hurricanes (+850)
  • New York Islanders (+1500)
  • Winnipeg Jets (+1600)
  • Pittsburgh Penguins (+3000)
  • Florida Panthers (+4000)
  • Minnesota Wild (+6000)
  • Nashville Predators (+7500)
  • Montreal Canadiens (+12500)

Before the playoffs began, the Colorado Avalanche were paying +400. Following their sweep of the St. Louis Blues, the favorites to win the Stanley Cup have dropped to +260. With so many teams left, and so many possibilities, it’s unusual to see such a heavy favorite. But that is a reflection of just how good the Avs have looked all season long.

The Boston Bruins have also already won their first-round series, 4-1 over the Washington Capitals. On May 15th, a bet on Boston to win the Cup was paying +1150. But thanks to four straight wins to close out the Caps, the Bruins are now seen as the second betting favorite at +500. Awaiting Boston is either the New York Islanders or the Pittsburgh Penguins, and New York could clinch it on Wednesday.

In the North Division, aka the Canadian division of the playoffs, the Toronto Maple Leafs are the betting favorite. They were paying +700 before the playoffs started, and now that they’re up 3-1 on the Montreal Canadiens, a bet on the Leafs pays +525. Game 5 is Thursday night in Toronto.

Underdogs on the Move

Of the teams considered to be a longshot to win the Stanley Cup, the biggest mover up the board are the Winnipeg Jets. They began the playoffs at +3500 and were supposed to lose to the Oilers in the first round. Instead, the Jets swept the Edmonton Oilers, 4-0, and are now paying +1600 to win the whole thing. They will play the winner of Toronto and Montreal in the second round.

The biggest drop down the board is the Minnesota Wild. The Wild got a win in Game 5 to stay alive in their first-round series with the Vegas Golden Knights, with Game 6 coming Wednesday night and Vegas leading 3-2. The Wild opened the playoffs at +1800 to win the Stanley Cup but are now paying +6000. Even if they do manage to win the next two and advance to the second round, Colorado awaits.

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Updated Betting Favorites, Darkhorses, and Underdogs in the NBA Playoffs

by WagerHome Blog on May 24, 2021

The NBA Championship won’t be decided for nearly two months, but this past weekend the eight first-round series began, giving us a first look at how teams are playing in the postseason. It also provides us with a chance to update where things stand when betting on the eventual winner of the NBA title.
Current Odds to Win NBA Championship

  • Nets (+200)
  • Lakers (+450)
  • Clippers (+700)
  • 76ers (+750)
  • Jazz (+800)
  • Bucks (+850)
  • Suns (+1400)
  • Mavericks (+3000)
  • Trail Blazers (+3500)
  • Nuggets (+4000)
  • Heat (+4000)
  • Hawks (+5000)
  • Grizzlies (+8000)
  • Knicks (+12500)
  • Celtics (+15000)
  • Wizards (+15000)

Sixteen teams still have a chance at winning the championship, but it’s the big three of the Brooklyn Nets that have the bookmaker’s attention. In the Nets’ first game with Boston, Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and James Harden combined for 82 points, 27 rebounds, and 10 assists, and the Nets started their quest for the title with an 11-point win.

The Lakers are the next favorite, and they remain that way even after losing Game 1 to the Suns and after LeBron James left the game briefly with an injured shoulder. If the Lakers are to justify such high odds, Anthony Davis must play better. He made just 5 of 16 shots and finished with 13 points in a disappointing start for the defending champs.

The second betting favorite in the West and third overall is the other team from LA, the Clippers. And they are another team that got off to a rough start, getting outscored 18-5 over the final six minutes of their game with Dallas and losing by 10. Kawhi Leonard managed to score just three points in the fourth quarter.

The second team in the East is Philadelphia, who got things started against the Wizards with a win. Joel Embiid was his usual steady self, scoring 30 points in Game 1. However, the real story was Tobias Harris and his 37 points and what he might mean for the Sixers going forward.

Underdogs Worth Betting

If you’re looking for longer odds to play, the Blazers (+3500) should have your attention. They have the shooters to get past Denver and make some noise later in the playoffs.

The Hawks (+5000) have a true star in Trae Young, who scored 32 points and added 10 assists in Game 1 against the Knicks. He is good enough to put this team on his back and carry them through a couple of rounds of play.

The other No. 5 seed is Dallas (+3000), who is always a threat because of Luka Doncic. If the Mavs can get past the Clippers, and the Lakers and Suns continue to beat each other up, the West could open up for Doncic’s run.

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PGA Championship Betting Favorites, Darkhorses, and Underdogs

by WagerHome Blog on May 18, 2021

It’s a big weekend in what has been an excellent first half of the season on the PGA Tour. The PGA Championship is here, the second major of the year, and it’s at the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island in South Carolina for the first time since 2012.

Favorites to Win PGA Championship

  • Rory McIlroy (+1150)
  • Jon Rahm (+1450)
  • Justin Thomas (+1450)
  • Jordan Spieth (+1450)
  • Bryson DeChambeau (+1650)
  • Xander Schauffele (+1700)
  • Dustin Johnson (+1850)
  • Viktor Hovland (+2000)
  • Daniel Berger (+3000)
  • Collin Morikawa (+3000)

Your eyes do not deceive you. That is Rory McIlroy on top of the favorites board. After 18 months without a win and becoming a forgotten man on tour, McIlroy just won at the Wells Fargo in Quail Hollow, and the betting public is once again on McIlroy to win.

He did miss the cut at the Masters and THE PLAYERS Championship and finished tied for 33rd in last season’s PGA Championship. So buyers be a little wary. Does one win cure all? Maybe not. But the last time the PGA Championship was played on this course, McIlroy won by eight strokes.

This is a long course, so naturally, Bryson DeChambeau is in the running. He was a top-10 finisher at the Wells Fargo, but this past weekend he struggled to a 55th place finish at the Byron Nelson.

Dustin Johnson is still the world’s No. 1 ranked player, but here he’s only seventh. He’s not been great this year, but if you’re looking for a favorite to bet, DJ comes with real value.

If you’re looking for a breakthrough candidate to win his first major, give Daniel Berger a look at +3000. This season he won at Pebble Beach, was top 10 at THE PLAYERS, and tied for third at the Byron Nelson.

Underdogs to Consider

Brooks Koepka is recovering from knee surgery, but as a two-time PGA Championship winner, it’s hard to resist his +5000 payday.

Keegan Bradley was second at Valspar, was just one round away from going top-10 at the Wells Fargo, and is a past PGA Championship winner. He also finished third when the PGA was at this course and is paying a very enticing +7000.

If you really want to take a chance, think about Sergio Garcia at +11000. He missed his last three cuts but started with a 68 at the Heritage and a 65 at the Byron Nelson, and he has 12 top-five finishes at major championships.

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NBA Playoffs Betting Guide to Win 2021 Title

by WagerHome Blog on May 17, 2021

On Tuesday, the play-in tournaments begin, leading us to the first round of the NBA Playoffs that tip-off on Saturday. And as we enter the best part of the NBA season, the number one question on everyone’s mind is who is going to win and where I should put my money.

So which teams in their respective conferences are favored to win the NBA’s Larry O’Brien trophy, regardless of their current standing coming into the NBA playoffs?

Eastern Conference

Brooklyn Nets (+225): The Nets are the No. 2 seed in the East but the betting favorite to win the NBA Championship at +225. And they make a great betting favorite if they can stay healthy. Brooklyn’s top three players – James, Harden, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Durant – have played just eight games together this season.

Philadelphia 76ers (+750): The top seed in the East, the Sixers are the second betting favorite in the conference. If defense truly does win championships, the excellent defense in Philadelphia is going to be tough to beat.

Milwaukee Bucks (+900): When you take the floor with the defending MVP, you always have a chance to win. But even with Giannis Antetokounmpo in the lineup, the last two years have seen playoff disappointment in Milwaukee. And last year’s disappointment came at the hands of the Miami Heat, which just so happens to be the Bucks’ first-round opponent.

Miami Heat (+3000): Only the 6th seed, the Heat are the fourth betting favorite in the East. But at +3000 and an underdog in the first round, at best, the Heat are a longshot.

Western Conference

Los Angeles Lakers (+425): If you take a shot at the king, you better kill him. The Lakers have taken so many shots this season that they actually find themselves taking on Golden State in the play-in tournament. But they are the defending champions, they have LeBron James, and they are the betting favorite in the West.

Los Angeles Clippers (+600): Another team that has struggled with injuries, and thus struggled to find chemistry, are the Clippers. They had expectations of finishing higher than the fourth seed, as the second betting favorite in the West, bettors have higher expectations as well.

Utah Jazz (+750): They won an NBA-best 52 games and have been on top of the Western Conference for most of the season. The Utah Jazz has been consistently good all season, and at +750 – only third-best in the West – they provide good betting value.

Denver Nuggets (+3000): Nikola Jokic is the deserved MVP favorite, and he is enough by himself to carry the Nuggets through a couple of rounds. But too many injuries leave a championship in doubt, and the 3rd seed in the West is paying the long odds of +3000.

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UFC 262 betting preview

UFC 262 Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on May 11, 2021

The Ultimate Fighting Championship is in Houston this weekend for another packed fight card, headlined by Charles Oliveira, taking on former Bellator champion Michael Chandler for the vacant Lightweight title.

Here is a brief UFC 262 betting preview for all you fight fans out there.

UFC 262 Main Event Odds

Win Outright

Oliveira (-130)
Chandler (+110)

Win by KO/TKO

Oliveira (+460)
Chandler (+230)

Win by Points

Oliveira (+600)
Chandler (+500)

Win by Submission

Oliveira (+220)
Chandler (+1100)

The last time we saw Oliveira, he was dominating former No. 1 lightweight contender Tony Ferguson, winning his eighth fight in a row. He’s a terrific grappler and has a UFC-record 14 submissions, and this fight is his chance to break through and solidify himself as a star.

Chandler has already won a lightweight title in the past at Bellator. He has solid wins over Eddie Alvarez, Benson Henderson, Patrick Pitbull, and Dan Hooker and now looks to take the same championship belt at UFC. He’s a great wrestler and striker and will pose a real challenge to Oliveira.

If you want to bet on Chandler, it’s worth noting that Chandler’s last three wins have been by KO or TKO.

Other Main Card Odds

Lightweight

Tony Ferguson (+140)
Beneil Dariush (-165)

Women’s Flyweight

Katlyn Chookagian (-135)
Viviane Araujo (+115)

Featherweight

Shane Burgos (-130)
Edson Barboza (+110)

Bantamweight

Matt Schnell (-160)
Rogerio Bontorin (+135)

Tony Ferguson was one of the hottest fighters anywhere in MMA prior to the pandemic. He was on a 12-fight win streak and was set to fight for a belt in April. That got canceled, he took a short-notice fight and lost, and was beat up badly in December by Charles Oliveira. And now he’s the underdog against Beneil Dariush, which wouldn’t have been the case a year ago.

Katlyn Chookagian brings a fierce strike to her fight with Viniane Araujo, whose only loss in the UFC was to former title contender Jessica Eye. This shapes up to be one of the best fights of the entire night.

Both Shane Burgos and Edson Barboza are dynamic strikers who do not engage in grappling, which will make for an exciting fight. In fact, the two fighters have combined for 11 performance of the night bonuses, so you do not want to miss seeing them.

Matt Schnell was supposed to fight Alex Perez in UFC 262, but Perez had to withdraw, and he was replaced by Rogerio Bontorin. Schnell is the more experienced fighter at this level, and while Bontorin does have a style that can give Schnell some trouble, he is the deserved favorite in this one.

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AT&T Byron Nelson Favorites, Dark Horses, and Underdogs

by WagerHome Blog on May 10, 2021

Here’s a brief piece on the 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson Favorites, Dark Horses, and Underdogs. A year off the schedule because of COVID-19, the AT&T Byron Nelson returns in 2021 in a new home, the TPC Craig Ranch, just north of Dallas, Texas.

As the world’s golfers get in their final tune-ups for the PGA Championship, a number of the world’s top golfers will be competing in Texas.

Favorites to Win AT&T Byron Nelson

  • Dustin Johnson (+1000)
  • Bryson DeChambeau (+1000)
  • Jon Rahm (+1000)
  • Jordan Spieth (+1200)
  • Daniel Berger (+1800)
  • Hideki Matsuyama (+2000)
  • Matt Fitzpatrick (+2000)
  • Brooks Koepka (+2000)
  • Scottie Scheffler (+2500)
  • Marc Leishman (2800)

World No. 1 Dustin Johnson leads the field at the Byron Nelson, and even though he hasn’t finished in the top 10 since back in February, he is the favorite to win here. He’s currently ninth in driving distance and seventh in scoring average, so the play has been what you expect from the 2020 Masters champion. But his last time out at the Valspar Championship, DJ finished tied for 48th.

Bryson DeChambeau appeared to turn the corner last week after a rough patch that saw him finish tied for 46th at the Masters. He finished in the top 10 at the Wells Fargo Championship after thinking he’d missed the cut on Friday and actually leaving town. He then took a red-eye flight back to Charlotte, made his tee time on Saturday, and put together his two best rounds – back-to-back 68s – since October.

It’s been four weeks since Hideki Matsuyama won the Masters and four weeks of being celebrated as the conquering hero back in Japan. His month even included being the guest of honor for the Prime Minister of Japan.

He is now back in the U.S. and getting in a final tournament before trying to win a second consecutive major.
Underdogs With Value

The eyes of the golf world have been on Will Zalatoris (+2800) since his runner-up finish at the Masters, and this might be the week he gets his first win. He’s a Dallas native and first played in the Byron Nelson back in 2018.

Aaron Wise (+6600) is another under-the-radar golfer coming into the weekend playing good golf. He was a top 10 finisher at the Wells Fargo Championship and saved his best rounds for Saturday and Sunday. He has two top 10 finishes, five finishes in the top 25, and he won the Byron Nelson back in 2018.

Sung Kang (+35000) beat a somewhat weak field when he won the Byron Nelson in 2019. It’s a new course, so most previous Byron Nelson results are hard to judge. But Kang is a member at TPC Craig Ranch and knows the course better than anyone in the field.

There are other golfers out there who might make a buzz in the tournament, so don’t be surprised if one gets ahead of the pack.

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