(GOLF) AT&T Byron Nelson Betting Tips
AT&T Byron Nelson Betting Tips
*Odds provided by Sky Bet
Brooks Koepka - 14/1:
Koepka comes into this week as 4th favourite according to Sky Bet. After a missed cut here in his debut in 2014, he has come back strongly; finishing in a T10 in 2015 and a playoff loss to Garcia in 2016. He has also finished in the top 16 in all of his last 5 starts on the world stage.
Charley Hoffman - 33/1:
I have picked him so many times this year, simply because I firmly believe he has a strong chance of winning each week. Hoffman has good form at the course, having finished in the top 12 in his last 3 starts. His form has cooled in recent weeks, but his history at the Byron Nelson Championship means he could challenge this week.
Tony Finau - 33/1:
Finau is a very impressive player and I expect him to rack up quite a few PGA Tour titles in his career. In his two starts here, he has finished in a T12 last year and a T10 in 2015. Prior to his missed cut at the Players last week, he had made the cut in each of his previous four solo starts, including two top five finishes.
Jason Dufner - 33/1:
Dufner returns to the course where he lifted the trophy in 2012. He has made his last six cuts here, including three top eight finishes. He has also made his last nine cuts worldwide, but worryingly none have gone for top ten finishes. Returning to a course he has good history at may break this run.
Matt Kuchar - 40/1:
To get Kuchar at 40/1 odds to me represents a steal. One of the most consistent players on tour, Kuchar's form seems to have alluded him in recent weeks. Nevertheless, he has still made nine cuts in 11 starts this year, including seven top 22 finishes. He has also made his last six cuts at the Texas event, including four top 15 finishes and a solo 3rd last year.
Morgan Hoffmann - 125/1:
My long shot this week goes to Morgan Hoffman. Always someone who has the potential to spring a suprise, Hoffmann has good value at 125/1 this week. He did not play last year and missed the cut in 2015, but in the two years prior he finished in a T10 and a T5. He also finished in a T12 in his last event at the Wells Fargo, meaning he comes into the event with good vibes.
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Sergio Garcia celebrates following his victory at the 2016 AT&T Byron Nelson Championship |
*Odds provided by Sky Bet
Brooks Koepka - 14/1:
Koepka comes into this week as 4th favourite according to Sky Bet. After a missed cut here in his debut in 2014, he has come back strongly; finishing in a T10 in 2015 and a playoff loss to Garcia in 2016. He has also finished in the top 16 in all of his last 5 starts on the world stage.
Charley Hoffman - 33/1:
I have picked him so many times this year, simply because I firmly believe he has a strong chance of winning each week. Hoffman has good form at the course, having finished in the top 12 in his last 3 starts. His form has cooled in recent weeks, but his history at the Byron Nelson Championship means he could challenge this week.
Tony Finau - 33/1:
Finau is a very impressive player and I expect him to rack up quite a few PGA Tour titles in his career. In his two starts here, he has finished in a T12 last year and a T10 in 2015. Prior to his missed cut at the Players last week, he had made the cut in each of his previous four solo starts, including two top five finishes.
Jason Dufner - 33/1:
Dufner returns to the course where he lifted the trophy in 2012. He has made his last six cuts here, including three top eight finishes. He has also made his last nine cuts worldwide, but worryingly none have gone for top ten finishes. Returning to a course he has good history at may break this run.
Matt Kuchar - 40/1:
To get Kuchar at 40/1 odds to me represents a steal. One of the most consistent players on tour, Kuchar's form seems to have alluded him in recent weeks. Nevertheless, he has still made nine cuts in 11 starts this year, including seven top 22 finishes. He has also made his last six cuts at the Texas event, including four top 15 finishes and a solo 3rd last year.
Morgan Hoffmann - 125/1:
My long shot this week goes to Morgan Hoffman. Always someone who has the potential to spring a suprise, Hoffmann has good value at 125/1 this week. He did not play last year and missed the cut in 2015, but in the two years prior he finished in a T10 and a T5. He also finished in a T12 in his last event at the Wells Fargo, meaning he comes into the event with good vibes.
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