The PGA Tour continues with the 2025 Texas Children’s Houston Open, which tees off on Thursday morning.
With a competitive field and a rich tournament history, this event at the Memorial Park Golf Course promises excitement and value for bettors. Below, we'll break down three of the best bets for the weekend.
Here are the last 10 winners of the tournament:
- 2024: Stephen Jaeger
- 2022: Tony Finau
- 2021: Jason Kokrak
- 2020: Carlos Ortiz
- 2019: Lanto Griffin
- 2018: Ian Poulter
- 2017: Russell Henley
- 2016: Jim Herman
- 2015: J.B. Holmes
- 2014: Matt Jones
2025 Houston Open Odds
- Scottie Scheffler +350
- Rory McIlroy +650
- Aaron Rai +2800
- Wyndham Clark +3000
- J.J. Spaun +3000
- Tony Finau +3000
- Min Woo Lee +3500
- Jason Day +3500
- Davis Thompson +3500
- Sungjae Im +3500
Let's dive into a couple of my favorite picks and Houston Open best bets for this weekend in Texas.
2025 Houston Open Best Bets
Scottie Scheffler Top 5 (-125)
Scheffler has struggled early in the season to meet his standards. However, he is in a tremendous get-right spot, returning to his home state this weekend. We see many big-name players missing from the tournament this weekend, which will bode well for this prop. Scheffler will be toward the top of the leaderboard throughout the weekend.
Scottie Scheffler Over Rory McIlroy (-150)
Once again, we will back the world's number one in a head-to-head battle this weekend. As mentioned, Scheffler is off to a slow start this season but is in a strong spot. Scheffler’s style of play is well-suited to this course, and as long as his putter is dialed in, he will find a way to win this matchup.
Tony Finau Over Michael Kim (-115) – Round One
Tony Finau has a history of strong performances at this tournament, and he should get off to a fast start. His ability to score well early makes him a great pick to outshine Michael Kim in the opening round.
Tony Finau Top 40 (-165)
Finau has consistently performed well in Houston. In 2022, he posted a -16 score for the tournament, and last year, he carded rounds of -8 and -4 at this course. I love Finau to continue his success on this course this weekend.