The Procore Championship is in a peculiar spot on the PGA Tour schedule.
Nestled a couple weeks after the FedEx Cup Playoffs and a few weeks before the Presidents Cup, this tournament feels a bit like it’s in no-man’s land.
That said, there are plenty of intriguing options on the betting board this week.
Do you want to back the players who are looking to get their game on song for the Presidents Cup?
Or are you looking to get behind some of the up-and-comers who tend to make some real noise at these kinds of setups?
Defending champion Sahith Theegala and Wyndham Clark are the lukewarm co-favorites to win the Procore Championship at FanDuel (+1200), putting them just ahead of Corey Conners (+1400).
Only three other golfers have as shorter than +2500.
As the odds suggest, it’s not exactly a murderers’ row at the top of the board, so don’t be surprised if we see someone from way down the page make a real run at this thing.
Here are a few long shots to consider.
Top Procore Championship odds
| Golfer | Odds | Golfer | Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sahith Theegala | +1200 | Luke Clanton | +2200 |
| Wyndham Clark | +1200 | Max Homa | +2500 |
| Corey Conners | +1400 | J.J. Spaun | +2800 |
| Maverick McNealy | +2000 | Keith Mitchell | +3300 |
| Min Woo Lee | +2200 | Brendon Todd | +4000 |
Procore Championship best bets
C.T. Pan (+6600, bet365)
Silverado is a course that puts emphasis on accuracy over power, and that setup always makes Pan a viable option.
Although he hasn’t played since withdrawing at the Wyndham Championship in early August, Pan was in good nick at that time with a T2 at the John Deere and a decent showing at the Paris Olympics.
Pan also boasts a top-10 finish at this course (2021 Fortinet Championship), so he ticks enough boxes for a play at this price.
Nick Taylor (+8000, FanDuel)
The 2024 season got off to a flying start for Taylor.
The Canadian finished T7 at the Sony Open and then won a dramatic playoff at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, but then things began to sputter.
Taylor hasn’t finished inside the top 10 since his victory in Phoenix (not including the Zurich Classic team event) and has missed five cuts in his last nine events (not including the Olympics).
However, I’m happy to draw a line through Taylor’s recent struggles considering the price and the fact that he has posted three top-10 finishes at this track in his last five trips (2017, 2019, 2022).
Gary Woodland (+12000, FanDuel)
Woodland needed surgery to remove a lesion on his brain in 2023 and, as you’d imagine, it has taken some time for the Kansas native to find his form.
While he struggled through the first half of the year, his results down the stretch have been encouraging, and his T28 finish at the Wyndham Championship was his best showing since March and his second-best in 2024.
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It might only seem like a small step, but considering what Woodland has been battling, it’s the kind of result to pay attention to because it’s notable enough to pique your interest but not remarkable enough that folks will be rushing to bet him and drive down his price.
Simply put, it’s never a bad idea to back one of the most talented players in the field at 120/1.