World Wide Technology Championship 2024 PGA Odds, Picks And Props In Mexico

Following the presidential election in the U.S., the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Fall Series continues in Mexico with the sixth tournament of a eight-event series. The World Wide Technology Championship will take place Nov. 7-10 at El Cardonal at Diamante in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for the second straight year.

Designed by Tiger Woods in 2014 with assistance from Davis Love III, the 7,435 yard Par 72 oceanside course has huge oversized, undulating Platinum paspalum greens (ave. 8,300 sq. ft), no rough (sandy, native areas) and just one hole with water. New bunker sand (48 holes) was installed this year and the generous fairways average 60 yards wide. The course offers dramatic long-range views of the Pacific Ocean, and the ocean breeze is the only natural defense from players tearing through the course with birdies in bunches.

As you watch and wager on the event and follow your players of interst finishing position, five Par 4’s at 460 yards or longer rank among the six most difficult scoring holes on the course at hole numbers 4, 7, 8, 13 and 15. The Par 5’s at No. 1 and No. 18 produce the most birdies and greater than 57% of players made birdie on those holes last year (3-5% eagles).

While the field is lacking stars by PGA standards, scores will still be low as last year nine players posted scores of -20 under par in the event. That included champion Erik van Rooyen (-27), who shot a sizzling 63 on Sunday with seven birdies on the back nine to track down runner up Matt Kuchar.

A total of 12 players in the field rank in the top-80 of the Official World Golf Rankings after the highest-ranked player Cameron Young (33) withdrew Wednesday.

Odds to Win 2024 World Wide Technology Championship

Leading favorites and contenders golf odds from FanDuel Sportsbook refresh periodically and are subject to change, including on props and live betting. * is top-80 in OWGR.

• +1600: Max Greyserman *
• +2200: Matti Schmid, Doug Ghim *
• +2500: Harry Hall, Ben Griffin *, Beau Hossler *, M. McNealy *
• +2800: J.J. Spaun, Lucas Glover *, Harris English *
• +3000: Keith Mitchell , Sam Stevens
• +3300: Matt Kuchar, Jhonattan Vegas *
• +3500: Rico Hoey, Taylor Moore *, Tom Hoge *
• +3500: Erik van Rooyen *, Autin Eckroat *
• +4000: Patrick Rodgers, Daniel Berger, Patrick Fishburn
• +4500: Michael Kim
• +5000: Adam Svensson, Jacob Bridgeman

The over/under 72 hole winning score is 262.5 (Par 72)

Power rankings, golf stats and player profiles and performances are included as golfers fire at the flags with birdies in bunches this week in Cabo San Lucas.

Golf Picks

Leading golf analysts and contributors picks to win and top finishing position in the 2024 World Wide Technology Championship.

• Golf Digest: Glover (3), Griffin (2), Spaun, Kuchar
• Bamford Golf: Glover, Ghim & longshots J. Highsmith, Norlander, W. Bryan
• FanDuel: Ghim, Spaun, Eckroat, Svensson Win and Top 10/20
• Golf Stats: Matti Schmid, Patton Kizzire and Max Greyserman, Beau Hossler plus other contenders, golf stats, player performances and profiles for members.

The goal for a number of players in the next three events is to move up and finish the year in the Top 50 of the Official World Golf Rankings. “It’s a ticket to unlimited golf. You get to play in the best events on the PGA Tour and get invites to play in the majors,” Golf Stats site founder Sal Johnson says in his tournament preview.

Also, players that finish between 51st and 60th at the end of the fall events season will earn spots into two Signature Events, the AT&T Pebble Beach and the Genesis Invitational.

Tournament Matchups

Additional golf betting odds and matchups from FanDuel and leading online sportsbooks are updated and adjusted througout the tournament along with props and live betting. Tournament matchups below provided by DraftKings.

• Greyserman (-140) vs. Schmid (+110)
• Svensson (-125) vs. van Rooyen (-105)
• Spaun (-120) vs. Kuchar (-105) – Bet J.J. Spaun
• Mitchell (-115) vs. Vegas (-110)
• Hossler (-115) vs. Glover (-110)
• Hall (-120) vs. Stevens (-105) – Bet Harry Hall
• Griffin (-125) vs. English (-105)
• Berger (-120) vs. Kim (-105)
• Eckroat (-110) vs. Hoey (-110)

How To Watch The World Wide Technology Championship Open

All times Eastern. Tournament Nov. 7-10

• Thursday-Sunday: 2-5 p.m. (Golf Channel

NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports App will offer streaming coverage online.

Golf continues to be a most popular sport to bet. The menu of betting options provides birdie opportunities for fans looking to score as they watch and wager on preferred PGA Tour players of interest each week.

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