Odds To Win The Wells Fargo Championship

An overused phrase in golf broadcasting is “this tournament feels like a Major.” In the case of the Wells Fargo Championship, it’s closer than usual. Thirty five of the top fifty players in the world are scheduled to tee it up, including five of the top ten: Rory McIlroy (1), Lee Westwood (3), Hunter Mahan (5), Tiger Woods (8) and Phil Mickelson (9)

Headliners Rory McIlroy (15/1) and Tiger Woods (9/1) are the oddsmakers favorites, with the other top three trailing by several points.  Mickelson is in at 12/1, Westwood at 14/1 and Mahan at 20/1. The effective percentage chances to win are McIlroy (11.76%), Woods (10%), Mickelson (7.29%), Westwood (7.14%) and Mahan (4.76%).

Other likely prospects also are there, including reigning Champion Webb Simpson and Major champions Keegan Bradley and Zach Johnson at 33/1. Indeed, the field includes eighteen Major Championship winners:  Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Vijay Singh, Angel Cabrera, Retief Goosen, Keegan Bradley, Stewart Cink, Ben Curtis, David Duval, Jim Furyk, Lucas Glover, Trevor Immelman, Zach Johnson, Davis Love III, Rory McIlroy, Geoff Ogilvy, David Toms, Mike Weir.

Not bad.

The complete betting odds for the Wells Fargo Championship are below, courtesy of Bovada:

Player Odds % Chance
Rory McIlroy 15/2   11.76%
Tiger Woods 9/1   10.00%
Phil Mickelson 12/1   7.69%
Lee Westwood 14/1   7.14%
Hunter Mahan 20/1   4.76%
Jim Furyk 22/1   4.35%
Keegan Bradley 33/1   2.94%
Webb Simpson 33/1   2.94%
Zach Johnson 33/1   2.94%
Bill Haas 40/1   2.44%
Bo Van Pelt 40/1   2.44%
Rickie Fowler 40/1   2.44%
Cameron Tringale 50/1   1.96%
Jason Day 50/1   1.96%
Kevin Na 50/1   1.96%
Nick Watney 50/1   1.96%
Charles Howell III 66/1   1.49%
Jonathan Byrd 66/1   1.49%
Aaron Baddeley 80/1   1.23%
Ben Crane 80/1   1.23%
Ben Curtis 80/1   1.23%
Brendon De Jonge 80/1   1.23%
Brian Davis 80/1   1.23%
David Toms 80/1   1.23%
Gary Woodland 80/1   1.23%
Geoff Ogilvy 80/1   1.23%
Harris English 80/1   1.23%
Henrik Stenson 80/1   1.23%
J.B. Holmes 80/1   1.23%
Jeff Overton 80/1   1.23%
John Senden 80/1   1.23%
John Huh 80/1   1.23%
Lucas Glover 80/1   1.23%
Rory Sabbatini 80/1   1.23%
Ryan Moore 80/1   1.23%
Sang-Moon Bae 80/1   1.23%
Sean O’Hair 80/1   1.23%
Chris Stroud 100/1   0.99%
Kyle Stanley 100/1   0.99%
Martin Laird 100/1   0.99%
Pat Perez 100/1   0.99%
Retief Goosen 100/1   0.99%
Robert Garrigus 100/1   0.99%
Vijay Singh 100/1   0.99%
Anthony Kim 125/1   0.79%
Camilo Villegas 125/1   0.79%
Chad Campbell 125/1   0.79%
Charlie Wi 125/1   0.79%
George Mcneill 125/1   0.79%
Johnson Wagner 125/1   0.79%
Ken Duke 125/1   0.79%
Mark Wilson 125/1   0.79%
Matt Every 125/1   0.79%
Robert Allenby 125/1   0.79%
Robert Karlsson 125/1   0.79%
Spencer Levin 125/1   0.79%
Stewart Cink 125/1   0.79%
Trevor Immelman 125/1   0.79%
Angel Cabrera 150/1   0.66%
Bobby Gates 150/1   0.66%
Brandt Jobe 150/1   0.66%
Brendan Steele 150/1   0.66%
Chris Kirk 150/1   0.66%
Colt Knost 150/1   0.66%
D-A Points 150/1   0.66%
David Hearn 150/1   0.66%
Davis Love III 150/1   0.66%
Heath Slocum 150/1   0.66%
Jimmy Walker 150/1   0.66%
Kevin Stadler 150/1   0.66%
Marc Leishman 150/1   0.66%
Seung-yul Noh 150/1   0.66%
Andres Romero 200/1   0.50%
Billy Mayfair 200/1   0.50%
Brian Harman 200/1   0.50%
Chez Reavie 200/1   0.50%
Daniel Summerhays 200/1   0.50%
David Mathis 200/1   0.50%
Greg Owen 200/1   0.50%
Hunter Haas 200/1   0.50%
Jhonattan Vegas 200/1   0.50%
Kevin Chappell 200/1   0.50%
Kris Blanks 200/1   0.50%
Michael Thompson 200/1   0.50%
Nick O’Hern 200/1   0.50%
Stuart Appleby 200/1   0.50%
Tim Clark 200/1   0.50%
Tom Gillis 200/1   0.50%
Tommy Gainey 200/1   0.50%
Vaughn Taylor 200/1   0.50%
William Mcgirt 200/1   0.50%
Blake Adams 250/1   0.40%
Chris Couch 250/1   0.40%
Chris Dimarco 250/1   0.40%
Erik Compton 250/1   0.40%
Garth Mulroy 250/1   0.40%
James Driscoll 250/1   0.40%
Matt Bettencourt 250/1   0.40%
Troy Matteson 250/1   0.40%

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1 thought on “Odds To Win The Wells Fargo Championship”

  1. I like the way Lee Westwood has been playing this year and think he can break through year. Had a solid 2012 US Masters and has a good chance of winning here.

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