Farmers Insurance Open Odds 2025: Sleeper Picks Are on a Hot Streak

The West Coast Swing on the PGA Tour continues this week and we want to take a deep look at the Farmers Insurance Open odds, as Ludvig Aberg opens as the pre-tournament favorite in the odds to win the Farmers Insurance Open. Pay close attention to the Farmers Insurance Open sleeper picks, as longshots have owned the start to the 2025 season. The Farmers Insurance Open projected cut line will be in play, with each golfer doing what they can to make it to the weekend rounds.

Current favorites in the Farmers Insurance Open odds

Odd provided by FanDuel – accurate as of January 21

Ludvig Aberg (+900 at BetMGM sportsbook)

Sitting sixth in the official world golf rankings, Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg arrives at Torrey Pines with the shortest odds to win the Farmers Insurance Open. This will be the 25-year-olds second attempt in San Diego where he finished in a tie for ninth last season. Coming off a tie for fifth in his opening event at The Sentry to kick off the season, Aberg has rested the last two weeks and should be in fine form as he tees it up as the favorite in the Farmers Insurance Open odds.

Hideki Matsuyama (+1200 at bet365 sportsbook)

Already with a win under his belt during the 2025 campaign, Hideki Matsuyama enters this week as one to watch out for in the odds to win the Farmers Insurance Open. In his career Matsuyama has two top 10 finishes at this event and he finished in a tie for 13^th in 2024, which is one of his four top 15 finishes here since 2018. Making his 13^th straight start at the Farmers Insurance Open, Matsuyama has made the cut in eight consecutive years.

Sungjae Im (+1800 at Caesars Sportsbook)

After making the cut in his first five attempts at Torrey Pines, Sungjae Im took a step backwards last year by missing the cut for the first time in his career at the Farmers Insurance Open. Having finished tied for fourth in 2023, Im let down his backers last season by missing the final two rounds. Im started the season with a solo third place finish at The Sentry and will look to build off a 2024 season that saw him record eight top 10 finishes. As the 26-year-old goes for his third career win on the PGA Tour, he must be one to consider when looking at the Farmers Insurance Open odds.

Keegan Bradley (+2800 at bet365 sportsbook)

Since 2017 Keegan Bradley has been a machine at the Farmers Insurance Open, having made the cut seven consecutive times, including three top five results and a runner-up finish in 2023. Farmers Insurance Open odds list Bradley as one of the players to catch this week and the 13^th ranked player in the official world golf rankings has given them every reason to feel that way having played his last 13 rounds dating back to last year under par.

Tony Finau (+2800 at bet365 sportsbook)

For a second straight week, Tony Finau ranks well, and it shouldn’t be a surprise when looking at the odds to win the Farmers Insurance Open. Finau has cashed in here nine times out of 10 visits in his career, including six top 10 results. In fact, Finau has never finished outside of the top 24 in the nine times he has made the cut at Torrey Pines. Odds to win the Farmers Insurance Open list Finau as one of the top players in the field this week, and considering he is the only player on the all-time money list at this event in the top 10 without a victory, he could be overdue this week to finally break through.

Farmers Insurance Open longshot

Stephan Jaeger (+6500 at FanDuel sportsbook)

Coming off a season that saw him record his first victory on the PGA Tour, Germany’s Stephan Jaeger will tee it up for the sixth time in his career at the Farmers Insurance Open. Sitting 41^st in the official world golf rankings, the 35-year-old has already registered a tie for third place this year at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Look for the seventh time at Torrey Pines to possibly be the magic number for Jaeger as he seems to get better and better at this venue and makes for a solid play in the Farmers Insurance Open odds.

Farmers Insurance Open recent winners

Farmers Insurance Open betting trends

There are many betting trends when you look at the history of the Famers Insurance Open. One thing that stands out is that typically scoring is tough and players usually win with a final score in the mid-teens under par. Depending on the conditions, see what kind of odds you can get on the winning score being in single digits this year as the weather can play a major role at Torrey Pines.

Farmers Insurance Open debutants

Luke Clanton (+5000 at FanDuel sportsbook)

Making just his tenth start on the PGA Tour, amateur Luke Clanton will look to bounce back from his only other start of the season when he missed the cut two weeks ago at the Sony Open in Hawaii. With four top 10 results in just eight events entered, the 21-year-old Florida native made quite an impression on the golfing world in 2024. Of those four tops 10’s, two were impressive runner-up results. On the verge of earning his full-time PGA Tour playing card, make sure to pay attention to Clanton this week as his high number in the Farmers Insurance Open odds makes him a player worth monitoring.

How to read the Farmers Insurance Open betting odds

Reading the Farmers Insurance Open 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 albatross during the event or if the tournament will go to a playoff.

How to bet on the Farmers Insurance Open

There are several ways to bet on the Farmers Insurance Open this week. One bet that stands out, however, is that Hideki Matsuyama, Sungjae Im and Tony Finau will all finish in the top 20 this week. A $10 bet at +811 would give you back $81.10 if all three can finish in the top 20 this week.

Farmers Insurance Open info

Farmers Insurance Open FAQs

Who holds the course record for scoring at Torrey Pines South and North courses?

The record score at Torrey Pines South was set by Tiger Woods in 1999 when he shot a course record 62. On the North course the record has been set twice with a 61 shot 17 years apart. Mark Brooks set the record in 1990 only to be matched by Brandt Snedeker who equaled the feat in 2007.

Who has won the most Farmers Insurance Open tournaments?

Not surprisingly Tiger Woods has won a record seven Farmers Insurance Open tournaments titles. Woods won for the first time in 1999, then again in 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and finally for the seventh time in 2013. Phil Mickelson is the only other player to have won the event more than twice.

How many courses is the Farmers Insurance Open played across?

The Farmers Insurance Open is played across two courses in San Diego, California. The two courses are Torrey Pines South course and Torey Pines North course. The players play the first two rounds at each of the courses and the final two rounds, after the cut is made, are played on the South course.

Has an amateur ever won the Farmers Insurance Open?

Only once in its tournament history dating back to 1952 has an amateur ever won this event. Hall of Famer Gene Littler accomplished the feat when he won the event in 1954. In his career as a professional, the San Diego native would finish as a runner-up three times at the Farmers Insurance Open in the years 1969, 1974 and 1978.

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