Puerto Rico Open Odds 2025: Bank On a Sleeper Pick to Hoist the Trophy

While Scottie Scheffler may be the favorite in the Arnold Palmer Invitational odds, there’s a second event on the PGA Tour this week to pay attention to, as Kevin Roy is the new favorite in the Puerto Rico Open odds. At this year’s event there are a handful of Puerto Rico Open sleeper picks that could find their way to victory, so keep an eye on those longshots, though they’ll have to deal with the annoying Puerto Rico Open cut line first.

Current Favorites to win the Puerto Rico Open

Odd provided by FanDuel – accurate as of March 7

Niklas Norgaard (+1800 at bet365 sportsbook)

Making just his seventh career start on the PGA Tour, Denmark’s Niklas Norgaard will be looking to add to his impressive resume from the DP World Tour. A winner at the Betfred British Masters in September, Norgaard is on the prowl to now claim his first victory in North America. This will be his fourth event on the PGA Tour this season and he is looking to build on a season best result last time out at the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches where he finished tied for 25^th last week.

Ryan Gerard (+5000 at FanDuel sportsbook)

Making his second career start at the Puerto Rico Open where he finished tied for 11^th in 2023, 25-year-old Ryan Gerard is looking to continue his fast start to the 2025 season. Having made the cut in all five of his previous appearances this season, Gerard sits 75^th in the FedExCup standings. Gerard has registered three consecutive top 25 finishes after placing tied for 15^th at the Farmers Insurance Open and then following that up with a tie for 17^th at the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld.

Kevin Roy (+1800 at DraftKings sportsbook)

Making his 38^th career start on the PGA Tour, 34-year-old Kevin Roy could be primed for a big week in Puerto Rico. With two top 20 results in just five events on the PGA Tour this season, the big hitting American will look to break through this week. An impressive tie for 18^th at The American Express was followed by a tie for 17^th at the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld.

Bud Cauley (+3000 at FanDuel sportsbook)

With over 200 events played on his professional resume, Bud Cauley continues to search for his first career victory. One of the more veteran players in the field this week, the 34-year-old has dropped to 244^th in the official world golf rankings. However, he’s three for three in cuts made this season and now just may be the time for him to record the elusive first win that he’s been searching 13 years for.

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (+2800 at Caesars Sportsbook)

A name to keep an eye on this week and in the future is another Danish star in the making in 25-year-old Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen who will be making his PGA Tour debut this week. Sitting in 12^th place in the Race to Dubai on the DP World Tour, Neergaard-Petersen should not feel any jitters when he tees it up on the PGA Tour for the first time. Already sitting 88^th in the official world golf rankings, don’t be surprised to see the youngster floating around the top of the leaderboard.

Puerto Rico Open longshot

Wesley Bryan (+17000 at FanDuel sportsbook)

Having finished in sixth place at the 2023 Puerto Rico Open, American Wesley Bryan should feel right at home when he tees it up this week. With one career victory under his belt at the 2017 RBC Heritage, the 34-year-old has been waiting eight years to return to the winner’s circle. A tie for 25^th his last time out at the Farmers Insurance Open, Bryan will look to build on that result in what is a much weaker field this time out.

Puerto Rico Open recent winners

Puerto Rico Open betting trends

There are many betting trends when it comes to the Puerto Rico Open, but a few things stand out more than others. The winning score for the last five years and six of the last seven years has fallen between 19 and 21 under par. Expect the same this year on a course that has had minimal changes to it over the years.

Puerto Rico Open debutants

Steven Fisk (+3000 at FanDuel sportsbook)

Teeing it up for the eighth time in his career, PGA Tour rookie Steven Fish will be looking to make the most of his trip to Puerto Rico. Fisk recorded a career best result two tournaments ago when he placed tied for 17^th at the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld. Fisk graduated from the Korn Ferry Tour for this season and the more playing time he gets the more you will see his name floating around the first couple pages of the leaderboard come the weekend.

How to read the Puerto Rico Open betting odds

Reading the Puerto Rico Open 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 in a round. You can even bet on whether there will be a hole-in-one during the event or if the tournament will go to a playoff.

How to bet on the Puerto Rico Open

There are several ways to bet on the Puerto Rico Open this week. One bet that stands out, however, is that veteran Matt Wallace will finish in the top 5 this week. A $10 bet at +500 would give you back $50 if the Englishman can have a strong showing with a fifth place result this week.

Puerto Rico Open info

Puerto Rico Open FAQs:

Who has won the most Puerto Rico Open titles?

Over its history there is only one player who has ever won multiple Puerto Rico Open titles and that is Michael Bradley. Bradley won the event in 2009 and then again in 2011. This was Bradley’s last win on the PGA Tour as he was never able to get back to the winner’s circle after his second victory in Puerto Rico.

What is the prize pool for the Puerto Rico Open?

The prize pool for the Puerto Rico Open sits at $4,000,000 for the 2025 event. The winner will take home a prize of $720,000 for winning the event. In the first ever Puerto Rico Open, in 2004, the winning prize that year was $19,890.

How many different names has the Puerto Rico Open gone by?

Throughout its history the Puerto Rico Open has only gone by two names. Beginning in 2004, the tournament was called the American Express Puerto Rico Open which lasted for two seasons. Since then, it has been called the Puerto Rico Open and has held this title since 2008.

What is the largest margin of victory at the Puerto Rico Open?

By shooting 20 under par in 2022, Ryan Brehm won the Puerto Rico Open by six strokes that year. Prior to that the largest margin of victory had been three strokes which happened twice prior. The win was the first and only in the career for Brehm who has been chasing another victory ever since.

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