Odds To Win The Shell Houston Open

Like last week’s Arnold Palmer, the Shell Houston Open doesn’t have the strongest or deepest of fields—but it does have a couple of headliners.

Of most interest to me—and perhaps most golf fans—is how Ernie Els will do. I really would like for the guy to pull off a victory here so he can get into the Masters. Els is such an iconic figure in the golf world that its a shame he would miss one while his career still is in full flow. Bettors don’t particularly like his chances, however, as he’s in at 28/1, or a 3% chance of a win.

The favorites this week are Lee Westwood and Phil Mickelson, who are in at 10/1 and 12/1 respectively.  I would not, however, put my money on either one of those guys. Phil hasn’t looked strong of late, and both have got to be thinking ahead a week to Augusta.

Actually, a lot of these guys probably are thinking a week ahead. I know that professional golfers live by the mantra of one shot at a time, but when so many say that this is a warm up to the Masters, that’s evidence that they are thinking of Magnolia Lane.

The complete odds follow:

Player Odds % Chance To Win
Lee Westwood 10/1   9%
Phil Mickelson 12/1   8%
Steve Stricker 16/1   6%
Charl Schwartzel 18/1   5%
Hunter Mahan 20/1   5%
Keegan Bradley 20/1   5%
Graeme McDowell 22/1   4%
Ernie Els 28/1   3%
Aaron Baddeley 33/1   3%
Henrik Stenson 40/1   2%
John Senden 40/1   2%
Johnson Wagner 40/1   2%
Kyle Stanley 40/1   2%
Peter Hanson 40/1   2%
Rickie Fowler 40/1   2%
Ryan Moore 40/1   2%
Bryce Molder 50/1   2%
Bud Cauley 50/1   2%
Louis Oosthuizen 50/1   2%
Padraig Harrington 50/1   2%
Robert Allenby 50/1   2%
Sean O’Hair 50/1   2%
Chris Stroud 66/1   1%
Jeff Overton 66/1   1%
Y-E Yang 66/1   1%
Anders Hansen 80/1   1%
Anthony Kim 80/1   1%
Ben Crane 80/1   1%
Brandt Jobe 80/1   1%
J.B. Holmes 80/1   1%
Jimmy Walker 80/1   1%
John Rollins 80/1   1%
Kevin Stadler 80/1   1%
Paul Casey 80/1   1%
Spencer Levin 80/1   1%
Thomas Bjorn 80/1   1%
Brian Davis 100/1   1%
Camilo Villegas 100/1   1%
Chad Campbell 100/1   1%
Chris Kirk 100/1   1%
Fred Couples 100/1   1%
John Mallinger 100/1   1%
Kevin Streelman 100/1   1%
Matt Every 100/1   1%
Michael Thompson 100/1   1%
Ryan Palmer 100/1   1%
Seung-yul Noh 100/1   1%
Steve Marino 100/1   1%
Vaughn Taylor 100/1   1%
Andres Romero 125/1   1%
Angel Cabrera 125/1   1%
Ben Curtis 125/1   1%
Cameron Tringale 125/1   1%
Carl Pettersson 125/1   1%
Charley Hoffman 125/1   1%
D-A Points 125/1   1%
Lucas Glover 125/1   1%
Marc Leishman 125/1   1%
Nick O’Hern 125/1   1%
Pat Perez 125/1   1%
Scott Piercy 125/1   1%
Scott Verplank 125/1   1%
Boo Weekley 150/1   1%
Brendon De Jonge 150/1   1%
Brian Harman 150/1   1%
D.J. Trahan 150/1   1%
Daniel Summerhays 150/1   1%
Darren Clarke 150/1   1%
Davis Love III 150/1   1%
Harrison Frazar 150/1   1%
Heath Slocum 150/1   1%
Jason Bohn 150/1   1%
John Huh 150/1   1%
Josh Teater 150/1   1%
Justin Leonard 150/1   1%
Ricky Barnes 150/1   1%
Rod Pampling 150/1   1%
Stewart Cink 150/1   1%
Stuart Appleby 150/1   1%
William Mcgirt 150/1   1%
Kris Blanks 175/1   1%
Tim Herron 175/1   1%
Will Claxton 175/1   1%
Bill Lunde 200/1   0%
Bob Estes 200/1   0%
Chris Couch 200/1   0%
Chris Dimarco 200/1   0%
David Hearn 200/1   0%
Graham Delaet 200/1   0%
Greg Owen 200/1   0%
J.J. Henry 200/1   0%
Jamie Lovemark 200/1   0%
Tom Pernice Jr. 200/1   0%
Troy Matteson 225/1   0%
Roberto Castro 250/1   0%

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