2020 Chubb Classic betting odds: Picks, who will win
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2020 Chubb Classic betting odds: Picks, who will win

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The 2020 Chubb Classic betting odds have been released for the week at The Classics at Lely Resort in Naples, Fla..

The betting favorite this week is Miguel Angel Jimenez, who comes in at 9-to-1 (+900) betting odds after a good run on the European Tour in Dubai and winning the season-opener in Hawaii.

Bernhard Langer is next best at 10-to-1, after having contended in both events this season before falling short.

Fred Couples is the horse-for-course pick this week, coming in at 11-to-1 with a playoff loss in Hawaii to Jimenez.

2020 Chubb Classic expert picks and bets

The Chubb Classic is one of the longer-running PGA Tour Champions events. It started in 1988, and the Naples stop has been an anchor in the schedule ever since.

The Classics and Lely Resort is a new venue this year, moving away from TwinEagles Golf Club after seven years.

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Miguel Angel Jimenez: He seems the best player on the circuit right now, and he's been playing well on any tour, including the European Tour

Doug Barron: Barron seems to have continued his solid run going back to last summer. He's capitalizing on opportunities he created for himself.

Brett Quigley: Quigley was the winner in Morocco to earn his PGA Tour Champions card. Hard to pick a longshot on this Tour, so why not go with the last winner?

2020 Chubb Classic betting odds

  • Miguel Angel Jimenez: +900
  • Bernhard Langer: +1000
  • Fred Couples: +1100
  • Retief Goosen: +1300
  • Woody Austin: +1500
  • Kevin Sutherland: +1500
  • Scott Parel: +1900
  • Colin Montgomerie: +1900
  • Jerry Kelly: +2100
  • Scott Mccarron: +2100
  • Robert Karlsson: +2100
  • Thongchai Jaidee: +2300
  • Rod Pampling: +2600
  • Doug Barron: +2600
  • David Toms: +3100
  • Kenny Perry: +3100
  • Joe Durant: +3400
  • Stephen Ames: +4100
  • Wes Short Jr: +5100
  • Paul Broadhurst: +5600
  • Billy Andrade: +5600
  • Marco Dawson: +6100
  • Brett Quigley: +6600
  • Steve Flesch: +6700
  • Tom Lehman: +6700
  • Tim Petrovic: +7100
  • Tim Herron: +8100
  • Brandt Jobe: +8100
  • Bob Estes: +8100
  • David McKenzie: +8100
  • Jeff Maggert: +9100
  • Ken Duke: +9100
  • Kent Jones: +9100
  • Gene Sauers: +10100
  • Ken Tanigawa: +10100
  • Tom Gillis: +10100
  • Lee Janzen: +10100
  • Rocco Mediate: +11100
  • Duffy Waldorf: +12600
  • Tommy Tolles: +12600
  • Scott Dunlap: +12600
  • Stephen Leaney: +14100
  • Angel Cabrera: +20100
  • Tom Byrum: +20100
  • Darren Clarke: +20100
  • Glen Day: +22600
  • Billy Mayfair: +25100
  • Jesper Parnevik: +26200
  • Jay Haas: +27600
  • Chris DiMarco: +27600
  • John Daly: +28400
  • Tom Pernice Jr: +30100
  • Mark OMeara: +30100
  • Corey Pavin: +40100
  • Olin Browne: +40100
  • Jeff Sluman: +40100
  • Robin Byrd: +40100
  • Scott Verplank: +50100
  • Bart Bryant: +60100
  • Sandy Lyle: +60100
  • David Frost: +75100
  • Gary Hallberg: +100100
  • Michael Allen: +100100
  • Larry Mize: +125100
  • Dudley Hart: +125100
  • John Huston: +125100
  • Mark Calcavecchia: +125100
  • Fred Funk: +150100
  • Joey Sindelar: +150100
  • Mark Brooks: +200100
  • Brad Faxon: +200100
  • Loren Roberts: +200100
  • Peter Jacobsen: +250100
  • John Harris: +250100

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