Odds To Win The Tour Championship 2021

Odds To Win The Tour Championship

Odds To Win The Tour Championship

John Rahm is the odds-on favorite to win the 2021 Tour Championship.

There’s a decent argument that John Rahm has been the best player on Tour this year. He’s fourth in FedEx Cup points, but has a Major to go with 14 top ten finishes. Rahm has “only” that single win, but a player who checks in that often near the top of a leaderboard can’t be discounted.

Still, one wonders why Rahm has “only” that single win.

Patrick Cantlay is second in the odds, but first in FedEx Cup points this year. Cantlay has three wins (BMW Championship, The Memorial and the Zozo Championship) to go with six top tens. That’s a monster year by any standard.

DeChambeau is third in the odds at +575, which matches his position in the FedEx Cup standings. His loss in a playoff to Cantlay this past week is notable in that DeChambeau was putting for the win on every hole, but somehow couldn’t seem to get it done.

Dechambeau has a win (the Arnold Palmer) to go with 8 top ten finishes this year. As with Rahm, he’s always hanging around the leaders. That ultimately will translate to more than the average number of wins.

My personal sentimental favorite is Tony Finau. The consensus “nicest guy on tour” is second in FedEx Cup points, but fourth in the oddsmakers’ standings. This year, Finau has a win at the Northern Trust, seconds at the Genesis and Farmers Insurance Open and 8 top tens overall.

The complete odds to win the Tour Championship follow, courtesy of Bovada.

John Rahm+355
Patrick Cantlay+375
Bryson Dechambeau+575
Tony Finau+750
Justin Thomas+1800
Cameron Smith+2400
Dustin Johnson+2500
Rory McIlroy+2500
Jordan Spieth+2800
Xander Schauffele+3300
Abraham Ancer+3500
Collin Morikawa+4000
Harris English+4000
Sam Burns+4000
Viktor Hovland+4000
Brooks Koepka+5000
Louis Oosthuizen+5500
Sunjae Im+5500
Scottie Scheffler+11000
Hideki Matsuyama+12500
Jason Kokrak+12500
Corey Connors+15000
Kevin Na+15000
Daniel Berger+17500
Joaquin Niemann+17500
Eric Van Rooyen+20000
Patrick Reed+22500
Sergio Garcia+22500
Billy Horschel+30000
Stewart Cink+40000

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