Butterfield Bermuda Championship Odds 2024: Keep Your Eyes on the Longshots

With just two weeks to go in the FedExCup Fall series, we dive into the Butterfield Bermuda Championship odds, as things are getting spicy on the PGA Tour. Justin Lower is the new favorite, but there are plenty of Butterfield Bermuda Championship sleeper picks that could surprise this week. You’ll also want to pay attention to the Butterfield Bermuda Championship projected cut line, as players vie to last until the weekend, and cash in on one of the last few paydays of the 2024 PGA Tour season.

Current favorites to win the Butterfield Bermuda Championship

Odds provided by FanDuel – accurate as of November 15

Seamus Power (+75000 at Caesars Sportsbook)

Headlining the field heading to Bermuda this week is 2022 Butterfield Bermuda Championship winner Seamus Power. The site of his last PGA Tour victory should bring back plenty of memories as he looks for his first win in two years. Sitting 54^th in the FedExCup Fall series standings and 116^th in the official world golf rankings, Power is certainly worthy of consideration this week. With nine cuts made in his last 10 events, Power is currently amid his best run of the season which has seen him record five top 20 finishes over that stretch.

Mackenzie Hughes (+15000 at Caesars Sportsbook)

Sitting 51^st in the FedExCup Fall series standings and an impressive 63^rd in the official world golf rankings, Mackenzie Hughes arrives in Mexico also in search of his third career victory on the PGA Tour. While his last victory came two years ago at the Sanderson Farms Championship, Hughes has been on a consistent climb up the rankings as he continues to cash in having made the cut in eight straight events. With a tie for eighth and a tie for fourth his last two times out, Hughes is primed to break through this week and head to victory lane.

Maverick McNealy (+5500 at bet365 sportsbook)

Coming off a tie for sixth place at last week’s World Wide Technology Championship, American Maverick McNealy is looking to build on his successful season as he continues to chase after his first ever victory on the PGA Tour. Sitting 53^rd in the FedExCup Fall standings and 68^th in the official world golf rankings, McNealy is coming off four straight rounds in the 60’s in Mexico last week. With four top 16 finishes in his last eight events, McNealy is playing some of the best golf of his career.

Ben Griffin (+2500 at DraftKings sportsbook)

With four top 10’s to his credit this season, Ben Griffin arrives in Bermuda sitting 58^th in the FedExCup Fall standings and 72^nd in the official world golf rankings. Having made the cut in seven of his last eight events, Griffin now returns to the scene where he posted a second round 63 last year that had him in contention come the weekend. However, back-to-back 69’s had the 28-year-old American finishing in 37^th. Now entering a tournament as one of the top favorites, Griffin will look to put together four consecutive solid rounds that will have him in a good spot come Sunday.

Doug Ghim (+25000 at DraftKings sportsbook)

Rounding out the list of the top golfers for the second straight week is 28-year-old American, Doug Ghim. After being one of the top favorites last week, Ghim came out and provided his backers with a tie for 20^th finish following a weekend finish of 67-65. With eight straight cuts made, Ghim now sits at 68^th in the FedExCup Fall standings and 90^th in the official world golf rankings. While he is still in search of his first victory on the PGA Tour, it appears as if Ghim is getting close and that any week could be his breakthrough.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship longshot

Wesley Bryan (+4500 at BetMGM sportsbook)

A top performer last week at the World Wide Technology Championship sleeper picks, Wesley Bryan, is back again this week looking to improve on his tie for sixth place finish from a week ago. With three top 25 finishes in his last four events, Bryan has climbed up to 128^th place in the FedExCup Fall standings and sits just three spots out of getting his PGA Tour card for the 2025 season. Bryan is also remarkably familiar with the Port Royal Golf Course after he shot 73-64-68-67 to finish tied for 37^th.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship recent winners

Butterfield Bermuda Championship betting trends

2024 marks the sixth edition of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship and there are a few historical betting trends that stand out in this tournament. Scores have varied at the Port Royal Golf Course over the years, and a winning score has twice been 24 under par and twice been 15 under par. Do yourself a favor and investigate the weather conditions prior to making a bet this week as that will play a major role in just how low the players go.

Butterfield Bermuda Championship debutants

Miles Russell (+35000 at Caesars Sportsbook)

At just 16 years of age, Miles Russell returns to the PGA Tour this week in Bermuda for the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Russell will be playing on a sponsor’s exemption marking the first time in its partnership between the AJGA and the PGA Tour where the Player of the Year gets a spot in the event. Russell became the youngest golfer to make the cut on the Korn Ferry Tour this season and at just 15 years of age, earlier this year he shot 74-70 in his PGA Tour debut at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

How to read Butterfield Bermuda Championship betting odds

Reading the Butterfield Bermuda Championship betting odds is just as easy as reading the odds for any other golf tournament or sporting event. In golf, there are numerous ways to bet, from head-to-head matchups to whether a player will make a certain number of birdies or bogeys in a round. You can even bet on whether there will be a hole-in-one or an albatross during the event or if the tournament will go to a playoff or be won over regulation time.

How to bet on the Butterfield Bermuda Championship

There are several ways to bet on the Butterfield Bermuda Championship this week. One bet that stands out, however, is that these three favorites all finish inside the top 10 this week. If Seamus Power, Mackenzie Hughes, and Maverick McNealy can all finish in the top 10 this week at odds of +2173 it would take your $10 bet and turn it into $217.30

Butterfield Bermuda Championship Info

Butterfield Bermuda Championship odds FAQs

What other names has the Butterfield Bermuda Championship gone by?

The Butterfield Bermuda Championship has been known as two different names during its five previous years of being a tournament on the PGA Tour. In 2019 and 2020 it was known as the Bermuda Championship. In 2021 Butterfield became the primary sponsor and the tournament name was changed to the Butterfield Bermuda Championship.

What is the best overall tournament score at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship?

The tournament record score of 24 under par and a total overall score of 260 has been recorded twice in the five-year history of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Brendon Todd set the mark in the inaugural edition of the event in 2019, becoming the first champion in the tournament’s history. Camilo Villegas equaled Todd’s mark last season when he also shot 24 under par for a total of 260.

What year was the closest contested Butterfield Bermuda Championship?

The closest version of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship occurred in 2020 when Brian Gay and Wyndham Clark both shot 15 under par and were forced to go to a playoff to determine a winner. Gay would go on to win when he would make a birdie on the first hole of the playoff. The victory four years ago was the last one Gay has recorded, and it was the fifth of his career.

What is the prize purse for the Butterfield Bermuda Championship?

The prize purse for this year’s Butterfield Bermuda Championship is a record for the tournament. With a total purse of $6,900,000, the winning player will walk away with a cheque for $1,242,000. In its first year of existence in 2019, the players played for a total purse that year of $3,000,000 with the winner receiving a first-place prize of $540,000.

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