PGA Tour Expert Picks: BMW Championship

Look, calling a pre-tournament winner at golf isn’t straightforward. While it’s true sports bettors could find fantastic price, it is incredibly frustrating when one of your picks doesn’t even make the cut. That is why I am here to help.
Each week I will highlight three golfers who have a great chance to acquire the hardware to the approaching weekend. It’s the next FedExCup playoffs occasion: that the BMW Championship, this week.
For a full breakdown of the tournament, take a look at my Betting Preview.
Odds courtesy of BetOnline
Rose, the 2018 FedExCup champion, has been shown to be amazingly consistent in regards to showing up at the drama, and I am anticipating another strong performance from the Englishman in the next postseason event. Rose’s form is hard to dismiss, as he has four top-15s along with also a T-20 in his last five starts.
Getting the job done with the horizontal rod is going to be imperative to submitting a top score on Sunday in Medinah, also Rose ranks second on the PGA Tour in strokes gained: placing. Just take the and operate.
Oosthuizen has been a standout golfer on the tour for a long time, yet the Southern African is far from a household name. Regardless of the immense ability in the field, I like Oosthuizen’s opportunities in the 2019 BMW Championship.
Oosthuizen notched a set of T-20s to finish off the regular time and delivered to the T-6 in Liberty National, in which he had been third in greens in regulation, seventh in proximity and initial in scrambling. Those stats indicate to me which Oosthuizen is still on the brink of doing something enormous, so offer him at +3300 chances all day.
Horschel has a propensity to apparently come out of nowhere and raise eyebrows on any given championship, but he has a habit of disappearing completely. Horschel has fared well in non-majors, however, collecting four top-25s from non-major events entering this week.
Horschel failed to come back in the opening 72 at the Northern Trust and end tied for 21st position while leading the field in strokes gained: putting. Don’t be shocked if the American proceeds that pace in the BMW Championship.

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