7 Choose Our Gambling Expert Love

Welcome to our weekly PGA Tour Gambling Competition column, which includes the draft picks of Golf.com’s expert prophet Brady Kannon. Kannon is an experienced golf pitcher and commentator and is a regular guest at Sportsgrid, a joint sound network dedicated to sports and sports betting. You can follow on Twitter @lasvegasgolferYou can read his choice below to learn about Cognizant Classic, a classic that takes place Thursday at Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Along with Kannon’s recommended games, you’ll also see data from Chirp Golf, a mobile app with free and free service. Competitions and daily fantasy golf matches where you can win cash and prizes in every round and match.

In the PGA Tour program, the PGA Tour game schedule is still on the PGA Tour program before Augusta National Golf Club puts the first nail in the 2025 Masters. Florida’s swing begins this week at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, as the parade of the first major champions of the season is officially underway. Moving from the West Coast to the Southeast, we transform from Poa Annua green, mountains, elevation changes and the Pacific Ocean to flatlands, palm trees, sand pits, Bermuda Lagras, usually Florida wind. Welcome to the next four weeks to tour in Sunshine State.

PGA National has recently changed it to 71, converting 4 very long poles to inward 9 relatively short poles. Jack Nicklaus has designed George and Tom Fazio several times over the past 20 years. The route now extends to nearly 7,200 yards and is known for its cruel holes (15, 16 and 17) as “bear traps.”

For one of the tougher golf courses on the tour calendar, nearly every hole played a role, and there were 60 bunkers to negotiate, surrounded by relatively large Bermuda Lagras vegetables and bordered by narrow fairways. The hits are high and it is indeed at a high price in swings throughout Florida. In PGA National, the kickoff work is very challenging, and many players will club down, which is more conducive to accuracy. More than half of the approach shots this week will come from 125-200 yards, and the numbers will indicate that the 150-yard approach in the course is the most difficult on the track. This will of course be crucial this week, as the Greens will be missed and players will be forced to move up and down regularly.

Now we can impress the brakes with all this incredible difficulties, as there was already some rain before this game and the forecast looks like there is less than one factor of wind. A soft golf course with little wind left, will retain more balls on fairways and greens. In 13 of the last 15 versions of the event, the average winning score is below 9.5. Chris Kirk won 14 titles in 2023 with 14 times, while Austin Eckroat won 17 times last year. Please note that over the past two years, compared to the previous 70 golf course. The winning score proposition bet for Superbook in Las Vegas this week was 268.5, meaning 15.5.

Related courses related to PGA National are hard to spot, but several trends we’ll certainly see over the years are a course that caters to British Open experts and have made a big hit at the Sony Open at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu cross-success. Another coastal passage is wall-to-wall, narrow fairways, which can be very susceptible to strong wind conditions. I found that in terms of Silverado in Napa (Procore Championship), Renaissance Club (Scottish Open), Royal Liverpool and Narashino Country Club (Zozo Championship) (Zozo Championship) I found other courses needed similar requirements.

I’ve been in every trial this week for a complete victory as well as the top 20.

Shane Lowry (20-1)

Due to the lack of stars in this field, I believe we have a very good chance of winning a long-term championship this week, and for the most part, that’s where I go with the drama – but I had to go due to him here and Florida Excellent record, our choice of odds is very high. Lowry has finished first in the Florida Swinger (Cognizant Classic, Arnold Palmer Invitational, Valspar Champion and Player Champion) over the last 36 rounds. He never missed a layoff on seven trips to PGA National, and his last three games were 2-5-4. He finished second in Pebble Beach a few weeks ago and ranked third from 175-200 yards. Of course, he is the open champion and ninth place at Real Liverpool in 2014. He ranks 12th in the Scottish Open and 13th in Zozo. I wish Lowry had fun in his hometown and was fighting here again.

Taylor Pendles (30-1)

I believe there will be a big deal in Pendrith in the near future, which could be this week. He made the No. 40 player in OWGR, won his first ever tour last May and has already had two top 10 in five games this season. He is a big hitter and a great putt-the deadly combination of golf courses. Pendrith is ranked second in batting, second in the last 36 rounds and fourth in strokes in the field: fourth on Tee and 40 at 150-175 yards Position, holes are close to 40th, while SG: Putting (Bermudagrass) ranks seventh. Often seen as the power of a larger golf course, Pendrith also finished tenth at the Sony Open last season – Pendrith at Palm Beach, Florida Gardens) It doesn’t hurt to put his own home here.

Nicolai Hojgaard (64-1)

Like Pendrith, Hojgaard is another big hitter, sixth in batting. He has ranked fifth in the field’s SG in the last 36 rounds, approaching, only close to the hole of 175-200 and 22nd from 125-150 yards. In 2023, Hojgaard finished sixth in the Scottish Open before finishing 23rd at Royal Liverpool. He finished eighth in Mexico last week, where he finished second in the field, but ranked 55th in SG: Putting. If his putting averages this week, he will win the threat for the second straight week.

JJ Spaun (70-1)

Spaun’s most complete ball shooter Spaun has created a career for himself almost with this skill alone. He has ranked No. 1 in the field of SG: Advance in the last 36 rounds. He is ninth in SG: Batting, with a hole at 125-150 yards close to third. Spaun is also excellent in the relevant courses of the week, ranking 9th and 11th in Napa, 12th and 3rd at the Sony Open earlier this season, and won the Sasa Championships Two sixth place.

Jhonattan Vegas (85-1)

Big Batt Venezuela has played 10 games in his career and has only missed it once. Six times, he ranked in the top 30 in 2017 with fourth place, which was his best effort. Las Vegas also finished in the top ten in Silverado, where he scored five of six layoffs in Zozo last October and finished 11th. He has ranked sixth in this field in the past 36 rounds, hitting in SG: 10th, entry, SG: 18th: off Tee, near 28th at the hole at 175-200 yards.

Nico Echavarria (100-1)

Speaking of Zozo titles last October, Echavarria was yours and then started his 2025 season, finishing second at the Sony Open, falling to Nick Taylor in the playoffs at Waialae Country Club. He is another Florida resident who has played here many times and won his 21st time last year. We talked about this golf course having particularly difficult approaches of 150 yards or more. Echavarria has been ranked second from 150-175 yards in the last 36 rounds. He finished 13th, got a good driving force, and was also 16th in SG: Putting (Bermudagrass). For someone who not only makes sense in this course, 100-1 seems generous, but has won two victories in the past two seasons.

Ben Coles (200-1)

Now, for our very long bomb, yes, he is also a Florida resident. Kohles was deadly accuracy on the tee, ranking 15th in batting. He has ranked fourth in this field in the last 36 rounds, gaining a good drive and ranked first in 150-175 yards hole proximity. Kohles finished the top 25 in Mexico, finishing the game with 65 rounds. He is currently ranked 15th in SG: Putting.

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