2026 Cadillac Championship: PGA Tour betting odds, futures picks and winner tips
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2026 Cadillac Championship: PGA Tour betting odds, futures picks and winner tips

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The 2026 Cadillac Championship continues the PGA Tour season with the event at Trump National Doral's Blue Monster Course in Doral, Florida, welcoming 72 world-class players to the PGA Tour event.

The 2026 Cadillac Championship betting odds indicate this week's favorite is Scottie Scheffler, who comes in at +300 betting odds.

The Players champion Cameron Young is 15-to-1 as he looks for another big win this year in Florida.

Collin Morikawa, already a winner this year, is 22-to-1, coming off good weeks each in the last few tournaments.

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2026 Cadillac Championship betting picks

The Cadillac Championship is the 17th event of the season, as the PGA Tour goes to the Blue Monster for the first time in a decade.

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The Blue Monster, as renovated by Gil Hanse, is a tremendously difficult test. LIV Golf had been using it as a pseudo-major site. Expect firm and fast conditions, pending weather, if history is any guide.

Russell Henley feels somewhat under the radar for me, but I think his consistency week to week should be huge on a place most of these guys don't know competitively.

Sam Burns is going to be my first click, given he likes firm and fast conditions, and he has some of his best success in Florida and on Bermuda.

Akshay Bhatia won a Signature event this year in Florida, on a difficult scoring course, and there should be some carryover to Doral.

2026 Cadillac Championship betting odds: Outright winner

PLAYER ODDS
Scottie Scheffler 300
Cameron Young 1500
Collin Morikawa 2200
Tommy Fleetwood 2500
Russell Henley 2500
Sam Burns 2700
Patrick Cantlay 3000
Si Woo Kim 3100
Chris Gotterup 3100
Hideki Matsuyama 3300
Viktor Hovland 3300
Maverick McNealy 3300
Justin Rose 3400
Adam Scott 3400
Jake Knapp 3500
Jordan Spieth 4000
Harris English 4200
Min Woo Lee 4200
Akhshay Bhatia 4500
Rickie Fowler 4500
Jacob Bridgeman 4500
Jason Day 4800
Ben Griffin 5000
Kurt Kitayama 5500
Nicolai Hojgaard 5500
J.J Spaun 5500
Keegan Bradley 6000
Sepp Straka 6000
Justin Thomas 6000
Shane Lowry 6500
Keith Mitchell 7000
Pierceson Coody 8000
Sahith Theegala 8000
Sam Stevens 8000
Alex Noren 8000
Harry Hall 8000
Gary Woodland 8000
Ryan Gerard 8000
Corey Conners 8400
Jordan Smith 10000
Alex Smalley 10000
Daniel Berger 10000
Matt McCarty 10000
Ryo Hisatsune 10000
Sungjae Im 10000
Taylor Pendrith 10500
Ricky Castillo 10500
Ryan Fox 11000
Sudarshan Yellamaraju 12500
Bud Cauley 12500
Nick Taylor 12500
Alex Fitzpatrick 12500
Brian Harman 13000
Matt Wallace 13500
Max Homa 15000
Michael Kim 15000
Andrew Novak 15000
Denny McCarthy 15000
J.T Poston 15000
Aldrich Potgieter 17500
Patrick Rodgers 17500
Max Greyserman 17500
Austin Smotherman 20000
Andrew Putnam 35000
Chandler Blanchet 50000
Nico Echavarria 50000
Joel Dahmen 50000
Jhonattan Vegas 50000
Lucas Glover 50000
David Lipsky 75000
Tom Hoge 75000
Brian Campbell 130000

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