Matthew Wolff is the most backed golfer for the AT&T Byron Nelson having taken more than 6% of the single bets so far this week.
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Wolff the most backed through oddschecker
The world number 53 has endured a disappointing run of form in 2022 but returned from a month off to post a top 25 at the Wells Fargo Championship, even allowing for a final day 73.
He was in 6th place heading into the final round and has some world ranking incentive too having dropped out of the top 50 for the first time since entering it in the summer of 2020.
General quotes of 80-90/1 (best price 100/1) seem a little long for a player with a PGA Tour win to his name (3M Open 2019) and who famously battled it out with Bryson DeChambeau in the final group of the US Open 2020.
Who else is well supported in the market?
Wolff may come out on top for total single bets (6.29%), but Sam Burns (best price 20/1) holds second place in that category and has attracted by far the most in total single stakes (13.10%) through oddschecker.
The form of Burns also offers a stark contrast to that of Wolff, with the 25-year-old boasting three top 10s including a second place and a win at the Valspar in his last five PGA Tour starts.
Rounding off the top three for most single bets through oddschecker is Hudson Swafford (5.27%), which suggests punters are looking for more value from a field which does include nine of the world’s top 20 – triple the top 20 attendance from last week’s Wells Fargo in Maryland.
250/1 Swafford will be hoping to gear up for next week’s PGA Championship having made his first cut in his seventh major appearance at Augusta National last month.
