2023 Sentry Tournament of Champions Odds: Jon Rahm Favored Over Scott Scheffler

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Sentry Tournament of Champions Odds

Odds via Caesars and as of Sunday at 6:15 p.m. ET.

GolferOdds
Jon Rahm+800
Scottie Scheffler+1000
Xander Schauffele+1000
Justin Thomas+1000
Patrick Cantlay+1200
Viktor Hovland+1800
Tony Finau+1800
Tom Kim+1800
Matthew Fitzpatrick+1800
Sungjae Im+1800
Collin Morikawa+1800
Jordan Spieth+2000
Cam Young+2000
Max Homa+2800
Sam Burns+2800
Will Zalatoris+2800
Hideki Matsuyama+2800
Sahith Theegala+3300
Billy Horschel+4000
Seamus Power+4500
Aaron Wise+4500
Corey Conners+4500
K.H. Lee+5000
Keegan Bradley+5000
Russell Henley+5000
Sepp Straka+5500
Tom Hoge+6000
Adam Scott+6000
Brian Harman+6000
Mackenzie Hughes+7000
Luke List+7500
Trey Mullinax+8000
J.T. Poston+8500
Adam Svensson+8500
J.J. Spaun+9000
Scott Stallings+10000
Chez Reavie+12500
Chad Ramey+12500
Ryan Brehm+20000
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The PGA TOUR is back with what I think is the best part of the season. Until the TOUR heads to Florida, we get a strong field every week in Hawaii and on the West Coast.

For the 2023 Sentry Tournament of Champions, Scottie Scheffler is the slight betting favorite over Jon Rahm. World No. 1 Rory McIlroy qualified for this tournament, but he hasn't made the trip to Maui in quite some time.

Scheffler broke out in 2022 with four wins, including one at the Masters. He entered the Tour Championship in control of the leaderboard, but McIlroy ultimately topped him for the season-long title.

Rahm won once on TOUR last season, but showed strong form by winning twice in Europe during the fall. One of those was the DP World Tour championship.

Who qualified for this tournament? Players who either won a PGA TOUR event in 2022 or qualified for the Tour Championship (the top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings).

Course Breakdown

The course is a par 73 that measures more than 7,500 yards, but it's gettable with the right conditions. If the wind is cooperating with players, all five par 5s are reachable in two. Players will be disappointed to not come away with a birdie on any of those holes.

The Plantation Course at Kapalua usually sees the winning score at 20-under or better. That has been the case in seven of the past eight editions of this tournament.

Last year was an outlier, with Cameron Smith winning by one stroke at 34-under over Rahm. Conditions were perfect for players, without any rain or significant winds.

This year, there will be noteworthy winds in the mid-teens on Thursday and Friday, although it will be more reasonable over the weekend. The current forecast, as of Sunday night, doesn’t call for any rain, except for a chance throughout Wednesday.

Past Winners

YearGolferScore
2022Cameron Smith34-under
2021Harris English25-under
2020Justin Thomas14-under
2019Xander Schauffele23-under
2018Dustin Johnson24-under
2017Justin Thomas22-under
2016Jordan Spieth30-under

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