Barbasol Championship betting tips: Schwartzel tops list

One of the bigger hitters, on his day he is capable of shooting a very low score and this is a course where birdies and eagles are common. List, runner-up at the 2018 Honda Classic and T2 at the Sanderson Farms Championship in 2017, is a 22/1 shot to win.

Scotland’s Russell Knox (above), a two-time PGA Tour winner, has been consistent without setting the world alight this year. He missed the cut at the Travelers Championship – an event he won in 2016 – and was T41 in his last outing, the Rocket Mortgage Classic, despite shooting a decent 65 on day two.

If in the form that saw him shoot 12-under at the Byron Nelson, his odds of 22/1 may look inviting.

At larger odds

Adam Schenk was T4 at the John Deere Classic last week and while he can be a little wayward off the tee at times, this course plays to his putting strengths. He finds plenty of greens in regulation and is a 33/1 shot.

Defending champion Herman shot 26-under when taking this event two years ago and thereafter went on to win the Wyndham Championship.

He missed three consecutive cuts going into the Memorial Tournament, but got back on track with T25 and T28 finishes at the Travelers and John Deere respectively. Harman is a 33/1 chance this week.

Bo Hoag consistently finds the greens, despite not being long off the tee, and this course suits those with strong approach play. If Hoag, who has three top-20 finishes this year, keeps putting himself in position and finds a hot putter, he could be worth including in Barbasol Championship betting tips at odds of 50/1.

Best of the rest

Cameron Percy, 11th at the John Deere, makes plenty of gains with his approach play and his putting has been better in recent weeks, so is worth including in Barbasol Championship betting tips at odds of 50/1.

Jason Dufner, one of three major winners in the field, has five PGA Tour wins to his name, the last coming four years ago at the Memorial Tournament. His T18 at the John Deere was his best result of the season and he may be able to build on that at odds of 50/1.

Vincent Whaley has produced a string of fair efforts, including respective T26 finishes in the Wells Fargo and Byron Nelson, and a T20 at the Charles Schwab Challenge. The 26-year-old has the shots in his locker to think a Tour victory is within his sights soon and he is a 66/1 shot.

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