Fortinet Championship betting tips: Consistent Na merits respect

Yet Rahm had five top-10 finishes in majors this season, whereas Cantlay’s best standing in six marquee events was a T15.

Rahm, voted the PGA of America’s Player of the Year, is 4/1 to win in the Fortinet Championship betting tips.

Webb Simpson has four top-10 finishes without hitting the bullseye this year and there was plenty to like about the way he finished in the BMW Championship.

He has eight rounds in the 60s in his last three tournaments and if he plays like he did in the Wyndham, when T7, he can be considered at odds of 14/1.

Masters winner Matsuyama (pictured below) is another big name competing this week.

He was a disappointing T26 in the Tour Championship last time, although his T4 at the Olympics and T2 at the St Jude Invitational in recent weeks means he goes on the Fortinet Championship betting tips list at 20/1.

Larger odds

Kevin Na has enjoyed a terrific year.

He won the Sony Open, was T2 at the John Deere Classic and finished a fine third in the Tour Championship.

Five top-10 finishes, including a T2 at the Wyndham and T8 at the Northern Trust in recent weeks, underlines his good form and is a 22/1 shot.

Masters runner-up Will Zalatoris makes his debut as an official PGA Tour member and is 25/1. His latest T8 in the St Jude Invitational and T29 in the Wyndham Championship show his game is in good shape.

Si Woo Kim, runner-up in the Wyndham and T29 with a decent 12-under at the BMW Championship, is a 45/1 chance.

He won the American Express back in January and has been largely consistent in recent tournaments, so could interest each-way bettors.

Elsewhere

Maverick McNealy is a former Stanford star and will feel right at home here and is a 45/1 chance.

At bigger odds, Mito Pereira won three times to earn an immediate promotion to the PGA Tour this summer, where he had two top-six finishes before finishing T4 in the Olympics. He is a 60/1 chance.

Though he has missed three successive cuts, Ryan Moore did finish T2 at the John Deere Classic before that and has had a couple of rounds in the 60s since.

He is capable of upsetting the odds even though he has been far from consistent this year and is 80/1 in the Fortinet Championship betting tips.

Aaron Rai makes the commute from Sunday’s BMW PGA Championship, where he finished 13-under for a T14 finish. His consistent ball-striking means he can be considered at 90/1.

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