The PGA Tour returns after a brief hiatus following the Tour Championship as the FedExCup Fall season kicks off with the Procore Championship from Napa, California. Two-time winner of the Procure Championship Max Homa joins the field, with Sahith Theegala remains as the favorite in the Procore Championship odds, though he’s four strokes back of the leader. With the FedExCup Fall season just kicking off, don’t be surprised to see Procore Championship sleeper picks contending as the players return from a brief break, though they’ll have to be cautious of the Procore Championship projected cut line.
Current Favorites to win the Procore Championship
Player
Odds
Sahith Theegala
+1000
Min Woo Lee
+1200
Wyndham Clark
+1400
Mark Hubbard
+1600
J.J. Spaun
+2000
Patton Kizzire
+2200
David Lipsky
+2200
Matti Schmid
+2800
Keith Mitchell
+2800
Tom Hoge
+2800
Odds provided by FanDuel – accurate as of September 13
Leading the way for the favorites to win the Procore Championship is Theegala, the defending champion. Last year Theegala tied the Procore Championship record by shooting 21 under par for the tournament. This year he looks to pick up where he finished off at the Tour Championship two weeks ago where he finished in third place in the season ending event. Procore Championship odds list Theegala as the favorite this week as he certainly stands out in the field this week in California. Sitting 12th in the official world golf rankings, Theegala’s only career win came in this exact spot last year as he looks to go back-to-back for his second career victory.
It’s been a quietly successful season for Wyndham Clark who had crazy high expectations this year since he won the U.S. Open last year. A win early in the season at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am was followed the next month by a second-place finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and a tie for second the following week at the Players Championship. Clark then proceeded to have a tie for third place finish in April at the RBC Heritage and he finished the year on a high by coming in eighth place at the Tour Championship for his eighth top 10 finish of the year. Procore Championship odds list Clark as the second favorite this week behind Theegala as the two look to get the Fall season off to a good start. With no worse than a tie for 14th finish since July, look for Clark to continue his solid play as the PGA Tour invades the Napa Valley this week.
Corey Conners (+10000 at FanDuel sportsbook)
*Odds were +1400
As he gets set to play in the Presidents Cup in two weeks’ time, Canadian Corey Conners is hoping to put a solid weekend under his belt before he heads to Montreal for the big event. With two career wins to his credit, Conners is looking to build on a solid season which has seen him record three top 10 finishes, 12 top 25 finishes and an impressive streak of 22 made cuts in 22 events played. Procore Championship odds list Conners as definitely one to watch this week as he goes for his fourth career win against a field that he should most likely contend against. Typically, one to take off a bunch of time following the Tour Championship, Conners is right back in action as he looks to increase his form with the Presidents Cup on the horizon.
Min Woo Lee (+1200 at BetMGM sportsbook)
*Odds were +2500
Still in search of his first win on the PGA Tour, Australian Min Woo Lee is another player that should take on strong consideration when looking at the odds for the Procore Championship. With two runner-up finishes this season at the Cognizant Classic of New Orleans in February, and then he came in second place once more at the Rocket Mortgage Classic in June. With eight top 25 finishes in just 17 events, Lee is someone who seems to also be around the first page of the leaderboard, but he has still never been able to get over the hump. Procore Championship odds list Lee as someone who deserves strong consideration this week as he sits at an impressive 42nd in the official world golf rankings and should be challenging near the top once we arrive at the weekend.
Two-time champion Procore champion Max Homa is certainly one to keep an eye on this week. With wins here in 2021 and 2022, Homa certainly knows his way around Silverado Country Club and this week should prove to be no different. A 46th place finish in the FedExCup standings was a bit of a disappointment for Homa who did not qualify for the season ending Tour Championship. Procore Championship odds list Homa as someone to pay serious attention to this week considering the lack of big names in the field and his knowledge and experience of the course he will be playing on. Sitting 22nd in the official world golf rankings, it certainly wouldn’t be a surprise to anyone if he was able to win the Procore Championship for the third time in the past four years.
It’s been just over a year since Lucas Glover went back-to-back at the Wyndham Championship and then the following week at the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Now he looks to get back to the winner’s circle for the seventh time in his career as he gets set to tee it up in California this week. Sitting 58th in the official world golf rankings, Glover certainly has the game to compete and challenge for top spot on any given week. Procore Championship odds list Glover as a longshot this week, but that is something that he has been considered most of his career. As far as golfers who are further down the odds list go, Glover truly stands out and should be one that could come from down the odds board right to the very top.
Procore Championship recent winners
Year
Winner
2023
Sahith Theegala
2022
Max Homa
2021
Max Homa
2020
Stewart Cink
2019
Cameron Champ
Procore Championship betting trends
There are quite a few trends to consider when looking at the odds for the Procore Championship. Since it’s move to Silverado Country Club in 2016 there have been two cases of back-to-back champions in a very short period. Brendan Steele won the event two years in a row during the 2016 and 2017 seasons, and as mentioned earlier, Max Homa won two years in a row in 2021 and 2022. Following that trend, it only makes sense to keep a close eye on Sahith Theegala this week as he goes for the repeat.
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Procore Championship debutants
Luke Clanton (+3000 at bet365 sportsbook)
*Odds were +2500
PGA Tour rookie Luke Clanton will tee it up in Napa, California this week for the first time in his young career. With just six events under his belt, Clanton is getting plenty of love from the oddsmakers as he gets ready for his seventh event. One runner-up finish and three top 10 finishes in just six events have a lot of eyes on the 20-year-old. A fifth place finish the last time he teed it up about a month ago at the Wyndham Championship, Clanton will look to keep the ball rolling this week. Procore Championship odds list the youngster as one of the top favorites this week and it’s no surprise considering the weaker field and Clanton’s quick rise to stardom.
How to read Procore Championship betting odds
Reading golf betting odds is just as easy as reading betting odds on any other sport. For example, if you liked Wyndham Clark, Min Woo Lee and Max Homa this week you can make a bet that they all finish in the top five. Bet $10 on Clark, Lee and Homa to come in the top 5 at odds of +722 and win $72.22 if it happens.
How to bet on the Procore Championship
There are several ways to bet on the Procore Championship this week. One bet that stands out, however, is that Sahith Theegala will win by more than 2+ shots this week. That means bet $10 on Theegala to win by 2+ shots and at +1600 you would win $160 if he can get the job done.
Procore Championship Info
When
Where
Defending champion
How to watch
September 12 – September 15
Silverado Country Club
Sahith Theegala
Golf Channel
Procore Championship odds FAQ’s
When did the tournament change its name to the Procore Championship?
The Procore Championship is in its inaugural season on the PGA Tour. Previously known as the Fortinet Championship for the past three years, the tournament has officially changed its name beginning this season. Prior to that the tournament was known as the Safeway Open, the Frys.com Open and Fry’s Electronics Open.
For how long has this been an event on the PGA Tour?
Dating back to 2007 when Mike Weir won the title at the Fry’s Electronics Championship, this has been an event on the PGA Tour. For the next eight years it was known as the Frys.com Open before becoming the Safeway Open for the next five years. For the last three years it was known as the Fortinet Championship before becoming the Procore Championship this season.
What are the different locations this event has been played at?
Over its history since 2007 the tournament has been played over several courses and states. In 2007 it was held at Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona. In 2010 the event moved to California to CordeValle Golf Club in San Martin. Finally, in 2014 it moved to its current home in Napa, California at the Silverado Country Club.
What is the record tournament score at the Silverado Country Club?
Two players share the record for lowest 72-hole score at the Silverado Country Club. In 2020 Stewart Cink set the mark by posting a four-round score of 21 under par and a total score of 267. Three years later in 2023, Sahith Theegala tied the mark when he won the tournament with the exact same score.
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