Mexico Open betting tips: Leading contenders and best outsiders

His recent performances have not exactly suggested a second PGA Tour win is just around the corner, with a tie for fifth at the World Match Play his best finish in 2022 but he missed the cut in two events either side of that.

Gary Woodland

Woodland comes into the event with some decent form behind him, having finished in the top 10 in three of his last six starts to climb back into the world’s top 100.

Missed the cut at The Masters last time out but that was due to his putting on the Augusta greens. The layout here will suit his power off the tee and Woodland looks the biggest threat to Rahm at 18/1.

Tony Finau

Finau is another player whose game should make him a contender on these wide fairways.

He has two top-10 finishes in Mexico previously and has been relatively consistently recently without really threatening to add to his Northern Trust victory in August.

This looks as good a chance as he will get to claim another title and he is 18/1 to do so.

Best of the rest

Ancer is the leading Mexican challenger this week but compatriot Carlos Ortiz may be better value for Mexico Open betting tips at 66/1.

He was runner-up at El Camaleon in November, finishing just ahead of the likes of Justin Thomas and Scottie Scheffler, and is an ambassador for Vidanta Resorts so should have plenty of course experience here.

Cameron Champ’s 2021 season ended early due to injury and he has been slow to get going this year but finishing 10th at the Masters bodes well.

His distance off the tee means he is also worth considering this week at 40/1.

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