2023 Genesis Invitational Updated Odds, Field: Jon Rahm Favored Over McIlroy & Scheffler

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Maddie Meyer/Getty Images. Pictured: Scottie Scheffler (left) and Jon Rahm.

  • Jon Rahm has the shortest odds to win the 2023 Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club.
  • 23 of the top 25 players in the world are playing on TOUR this week, in addition to Tiger Woods.
  • Find the opening odds and a brief preview of the Genesis Invitational below.

2023 Genesis Invitational Odds

Odds via PointsBet.

Player NameOdds
Jon Rahm+750
Rory Mcilroy+850
Scottie Scheffler+1000
Tony Finau+1600
Justin Thomas+1600
Xander Schauffele+1600
Max Homa+1800
Collin Morikawa+2000
Viktor Hovland+2500
Patrick Cantlay+2500
Cameron Young+3000
Sungjae Im+3000
Sam Burns+3300
Jordan Spieth+3500
Will Zalatoris+4000
Tom Kim+4000
Jason Day+4500
Matt Fitzpatrick+4500
Hideki Matsuyama+5000
Tyrrell Hatton+5000
Adam Scott+5000
Keegan Bradley+6000
Rickie Fowler+6600
Taylor Montgomery+6600
Sahith Theegala+7000
Justin Rose+7500
Russell Henley+9000
Alex Noren+9000
Corey Conners+9000
Seamus Power+9000
Wyndham Clark+9000
Tommy Fleetwood+10000
Si Woo Kim+10000
Shane Lowry+10000
Keith Mitchell+10000
Brian Harman+10000
K.H. Lee+12500
Adam Hadwin+12500
Tom Hoge+12500
Patrick Rodgers+12500
Tiger Woods+12500
Lucas Herbert+12500
Billy Horschel+15000
Taylor Moore+15000
Kurt Kitayama+15000
Scott Stallings+15000
Thomas Detry+15000
J.T. Poston+15000
Nick Taylor+15000
Denny Mccarthy+17500
Beau Hossler+17500
Alex Smalley+17500
Adrian Meronk+17500
Joel Dahmen+17500
Luke List+17500
Gary Woodland+17500
Matt Kuchar+20000
J.J. Spaun+20000
Stephan Jaeger+20000
Sam Ryder+20000
Cam Davis+20000
Emiliano Grillo+20000
Jhonattan Vegas+20000
Hayden Buckley+25000
Brendon Todd+25000
Andrew Putnam+25000
Christiaan Bezuidenhout+25000
Sepp Straka+25000
Dylan Frittelli+30000
Trey Mullinax+30000
Nick Hardy+30000
James Hahn+30000
Davis Thompson+30000
Mackenzie Hughes+30000
Francesco Molinari+30000
Justin Suh+30000
Callum Tarren+35000
Aaron Rai+35000
Harris English+35000
Brandon Wu+35000
S.H. Kim+35000
Cameron Champ+35000
Matthew Nesmith+35000
Patton Kizzire+40000
Lanto Griffin+40000
Kevin Kisner+40000
David Lipsky+40000
Peter Malnati+40000
Martin Laird+40000
Greyson Sigg+40000
Ben Taylor+40000
Russell Knox+40000
Matt Wallace+40000
Mark Hubbard+40000
Danny Willett+40000
Adam Schenk+40000
Stewart Cink+40000
Danny Lee+40000
Justin Lower+40000
Lee Hodges+40000
Adam Svensson+40000
Chez Reavie+50000
Keita Nakajima+50000
Troy Merritt+50000
Kevin Streelman+50000
Nate Lashley+50000
Kevin Tway+50000
Scott Piercy+50000
Doug Ghim+60000
Chesson Hadley+60000
Adam Long+60000
Luke Donald+60000
Lucas Glover+60000
Michael Thompson+60000
Yeongsu Kim+70000
Doc Redman+70000
Matthias Schwab+70000
J.B. Holmes+70000
Ryan Brehm+100000
Nick Watney+100000
Marcus Byrd+100000
Kramer Hickok+100000
Robert Streb+100000
Tyler Duncan+100000
Kelly Kraft+100000
Austin Smotherman+100000
Chad Ramey+100000
Max Mcgreevy+100000
Jack Wall+100000
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Enjoy the elite field at the WM Phoenix Open? Wait until you take a look at the Genesis Invitational odds board.

Following a great week at TPC Scottsdale that saw Scottie Scheffler retake the No. 1 spot in the Official World Golf Ranking, the PGA TOUR moves to Los Angeles for the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club, where Tiger Woods is serving as the host while also teeing it up in the field.

Right now, three players stand atop the rest on TOUR: Scheffler, Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy.

In a one-year span between the last two WM Phoenix Opens, Scheffler now has five wins, including the Masters. In his last six PGA Tour starts, Scheffler’s worst finish it T11, which came at The American Express in January.

Rahm hasn’t been too shabby either. In six PGA TOUR starts this season, his resume has finishes of T4-T8-1-1-T7-3. The Spaniard will look to bounce back after falling five shots shy of Scheffler in Phoenix.

McIlroy has only made two starts on TOUR this season. He won the CJ Cup last fall, and he made his U.S. debut in Phoenix, where he finished T32 at 4-under. He is still No. 2 in the world, sandwiched in between Scheffler and Rahm.

Otherwise, most players will be making the short trip from Phoenix to Los Angeles. There will be nine top-10 players in the field this week compared to the eight who were in Phoenix. Will Zalatoris will return this week after not playing at TPC Scottsdale.

Course Preview

Riviera Country Club presents different greens for players this week (Poa Annua). The rough may be a bit more penalizing compared to TPC Scottsdale.

In terms of distance, Riviera is similar to TPC Scottsdale at 7,322 yards as a par 71. It’s nothing hugely long, but the winning score is usually in the low teens.

Past Winners

You'll notice a trend in years past about some of the winners at Riviera: They're bombers.

J.B. Holmes, Bubba Watson (a three-time winner) and Dustin Johnson all tend to hit the ball further than the average TOUR player. Niemann and Homa are elite ball strikers who fit most courses on Tour.

YearPlayerWinning Score
2022Joaquin Niemann19-under
2021Max Homa12-under
2020Adam Scott11-under
2019J.B. Holmes14-under
2018Bubba Watson12-under
2017Dustin Johnson17-under
2016Bubba Watson15-under
2015James Hahn6-under
2014Bubba Watson15-under
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