The PGA Tour season isn’t over just yet. An extension to the regular season, the FedExCup Fall begins its seven-tournament run this week in California with the Procore Championship. It has a new name but the venue remains the same. Formerly known as the Fortinet Championship, the full field will compete on the North Course at Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa. The top 125 players in the fall standings will renew their Tour cards for the start of the calendar-year schedule in January so there is plenty at stake. Sahith Theegala used his first PGA Tour title at this event last year as a springboard to a successful regular season. He enters as the betting favorite in the outright market as the only golfer with shorter than 10/1 odds. Typical of most fall tournaments big-name players are absent with odds suggesting a wide-open field. Visit BookMaker.eu for a complete list of matchup odds when you’re ready to place a wager.
Procore Championship Matchup Odds
Sahith Theegala -110 vs. Wyndham Clark -110
Sahith Theegala -105 vs. Corey Conners -115
Wyndham Clark -115 vs. Corey Conners -105
Luke Clanton +115 vs. Maverick McNealy -138
Luke Clanton +106 vs. Min Woo Lee -127
Maverick McNealy -115 vs. Min Woo Lee -105
Max Homa +100 vs. Keith Mitchell -120
Max Homa +121 vs. JJ Spaun -145
Keith Mitchell -105 vs. JJ Spaun -115
Patrick Rodgers -120 vs. Tom Hoge +100
Patrick Rodgers -145 vs. Harris English +121
Tom Hoge -120 vs. Harris English +100
Beau Hossler -110 vs. Matt Kuchar -110
Mac Meissner -120 vs. Doug Ghim +100
Mackenzie Hughes -120 vs. Adam Svensson +100
Matti Schmid +117 vs. Jhonattan Vegas -140
Rico Hoey +107 vs. Patrick Fishburn -128
Sam Stevens -129 vs. Neal Shipley +108
Nick Taylor -155 vs. Michael Thorbjornsen +129
Andrew Putnam -115 vs. Jacob Bridgeman -105
Daniel Berger -115 vs. Charley Hoffman -105
K.H. Lee -110 vs. Justin Lower -110
Gary Woodland +100 vs. Lucas Glover -120
Cameron Champ -155 vs. Taylor Montgomery +129
Alex Smalley -129 vs. Justin Suh +108
Christopher Gotterup -120 vs. Matthew Nesmith +100
Adam Schenk -120 vs. Lee Hodges +100
Chesson Hadley -129 vs. Lanto Griffin +108
Dylan Wu +105 vs. Michael Kim -125
Carson Young -120 vs. Joel Dahmen +100
Need to Know
Silverado has hosted since 2015 with many of the same faces pegging it up. The layout isn’t difficult to navigate playing at 7,123 yards and par 72. We’re likely to see a lot of wedges on the course with tree-lined fairways of modest width. However, going long off the tee is an option since the rough is forgiving. Big hitters have traditionally done well here, but reaching the winner’s circle requires every stick in the bag. A change to the course ahead of last year’s tournament with a number of holes re-routed didn’t impact the scores. Theegala tied the course record at 21-under and 18 golfers finished at least 10-under par. In the history of the tournament dating back to 2007, no player has won by more than two strokes and five times the outcome needed extra holes.
Procore Championship Matchup Picks
Sahith Theegala -105 vs. Corey Conners
I guess it makes sense that if I back someone for the outright I should also play them in a matchup. I don’t always follow that strategy but it’s a good bet with Theegala. I backed him in last year’s tournament and he came through and he’s been solid in four starts at Silverado with his win last year preceded by a T6. He also has a T14 in this event and a career stroke average of 68.75. He’s also coming off a season with eight top 10s. And at his price I can’t afford to not back him.
Max Homa +121 vs. JJ Spaun
With his game disappearing at the end of the regular season, Homa’s odds skyrocketed. It’s unusual to see a player with so much success in this event priced where he is, but I’ll take the bait and back him hoping that familiar surroundings are enough to spark a renaissance in his play. Homa won this event in 2021 and 2022 and was thwarted in his bid for a three-peat falling a few swings short last year to finish T7. I’m counting on his course history and not his recent form.
Harris English +121 vs. Patrick Rodgers
English faltered toward the end of the regular season putting a damper on what had been a solid start. He’s played a lot of golf this year so having the last month could be a blessing. His game is an ideal fit for the Silverado layout with strong approach and solid putting. He showed that off early in the year with seven top 25s in his first 10 starts. He also navigated the course to a T9 finish in his last visit to Silverado in 2022.
Maverick McNealy -115 vs. Min Woo Lee
This is an ideal spot for the Northern California native to win his first PGA Tour title. He comes in playing strong golf with four top 20s in his last eight starts. He grabbed a spot on the podium at the 3M Open finishing just two shots back and he closed with a 64 at the FedEx St. Jude to finish T12. The closest he’s come to winning on Tour was here two years ago when he finished one shot behind.
Matt Kuchar -110 vs. Beau Hossler
A veteran of many years on the PGA Tour, Kuchar is playing the best he has in some time. And his recent success carries into an event he’s done well at in the past. Kuchar missed the FedExCup playoffs so the additional rest is a benefit. He did close strong, though, with a T3 at the 3M Open and most recently a T12 at the Wyndham. He’s also been strong in this tournament placing T7 last year and T12 in 2022 and I like old guys that do well.
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