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The PGA Tour heads to TPC Craig Ranch for the AT&T Byron Nelson, a tune-up to next week’s PGA Championship. WagerTalk golf handicapper Andy Lang shares his thoughts on this week’s event with betting tips, DFS recommendations and players to avoid. Byron nelson championship odds According to SportsLine’s PGA Tour odds board, Tyrrell Hatton is the second favorite. Coming off the back of a strong Wells Fargo Championship outing, the golfer has 14-1 odds this weekend.

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As noted, he was 17th here last year while in the last month he’s posted 16th on his Masters debut, added seventh in the Zurich Classic pairs event and a top 25 last week at the Wells Fargo. Wyndham Championship Time and Date Info If you are more risk-averse, see our derivative bets for this weekend’s golf tournament

Win Simulation Analysis and Best Bets for the AT&T Byron Nelson

Per datagolf.com, there’s a 58 percent correlation between SG: approach and finishing position at the AT&T Byron Nelson, 17 percent more than the next-most correlative stat. Just at the 2021 event, winner K.H. Lee ranked second for the week in SG: approach while six of the top eight for the week finished 10th or better. Official Data Provider The 30th event of the 2022-2023 PGA Tour regular season will see a stacked 156-player field compete for the $9.5 million purse on offer. The event field will feature the likes of Scottie Scheffler, Hideki Matsuyama and two-time defending champion K.H. Lee on it.

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