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PGA Tour Odds This Week: Valspar Championship

The Zurich Classic was a nice break from the standard PGA Tour events, however, we resume normal action again this week, as the PGA Tour returns to Florida for the 2021 Valspar Championship.

The Valspar Championship is normally one of the best golf events of the year outside of the scheduled majors, and this year will be no exception with some of the world's best golfers teeing up in Florida.

2021 Valspar Championship: Course Break Down

The Valspar Championship is played at Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead) in Palm Harbor, Florida. The course is a par 71, and measure 7,340 yards. Our experts will provide their PGA Tour predictions and picks later in the week for the Valspar Championship, but if you are fancying an early play in the betting market, the course demands accuracy of the tee.

The 72-hole record at Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead) was set by Vijay Singh in 2004 (226).

The 18-hole record was set by Padraig Harrington in 2012 (61).

The 1st and 14th hole at Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead) are the potential eagle holes, as both the par 5’s have an eagle rater around 1%. All the par 5’s at the course have a birdie rater over 20%, with the 1st hole having a birdie rate of 40%.

There are four par-4’s with bogey rates over 20%, and the 16th hole as a 6% double bogey+ rate.

The Valspar Championship odds market will likely reflect the accuracy needed from the tee and also premium on par 5 scoring.

Valspar Championship Course Breakdown

Fairways/Rough: Bermudagrass

Greens: Bermudagrass

Par 71 / 7340 Yards

2021 Valspar Championship Cheat Sheet: Key Stats For Early Leans

• Driving Accuracy
• Par 5 Scoring
• Ball Striking
• Shots Gained: Approach

2021  Valspar Championship: Date, Time and How To Watch

Valspar Championship Date: April 29th to May 2nd, 2021

Valspar Championship How To Watch: CBS, Golf Channel, PGA Tour Live

Valspar Championship How To Listen: SirusXM Radio

2021 Valspar Championship Past Winners

 Recent winners of the Valspar Championship

2019: Paul Casey

2018: Paul Casey

2017: Adam Hadwin

2016: Charl Schwartzel

2015: Jordan Spieth

2014: John Senden

2013: Kevin Streelman

Paul Casey has won the last two Valspar Championships with scores of -8 and -10, the two previous times he played the course he missed the cut on both occasions. Given his recent record at this PGA Tour event, Paul Casey will likely be one of the betting favorites in the Valspar Championship odds market.

2021 Valspar Championship Odds

Given the field for this weeks PGA Tour event, the Valspar Championship odds market is pretty compact at the top-end. Like the majors, when there’s such strong fields it’s tricky to get much value on the worlds best players in the odds market. Below you will find the favorites Valspar Championship odds market, but if you wanted to see the full market and get the best odds for the Valspar Championship, click here to be taken to our Valspar Championship odds grid.

Latest Valspar Championship Odds

2021 Valspar Championship Betting

Early indications in the Valspar Championship betting showed that Patrick Reed would be a popular play in the odds market and DFS. In the hour after FanDuel released this week's PGA Tour odds, Reed accounted for just over 16% of all wagers. 

Now that a little more time has passed, there are a few other players who will look like popular plays in the odds market and DFS. Jason Kokrak has joined Patrick Reed as one of the most wagered players in the betting market. Jason Kokrak has accounted for 10% of bets today in the Valspar odds market. 

Corey Conners, Sam Burns and Gary Woodland follow Reed and Kokrak in the betting. 

This will be updated once we have more betting data. 

2021 Valspar Championship: Players With The Best Tournament Form

Previous form is key for any PGA Tour event, and the Valspar Championship is no different. Below you will find the top ten players with the lowest average finish at this event.

2021 Valspar Championship field

• Byeong Hun An
• Abraham Ancer
• Ryan Armour
• John Augenstein
• Jonas Blixt
• Keegan Bradley
• Joseph Bramlett
• Scott Brown
• Wesley Bryan
• Bronson Burgoon
• Sam Burns
• Rafa Cabrera Bello
• Rafael Campos
• Paul Casey
• Cameron Champ
• Kevin Chappell
• K.J. Choi
• Wyndham Clark
• Corey Conners
• Austin Cook
• Cameron Davis
• Luke Donald
• Jason Dufner
• Tyler Duncan
• Brice Garnett
• Brian Gay
• Doug Ghim
• Michael Gligic
• Lucas Glover
• Talor Gooch
• Will Gordon
• Branden Grace
• Lanto Griffin
• Emiliano Grillo
• Chesson Hadley
• Adam Hadwin
• Brandon Hagy
• James Hahn
• Scott Harrington
• Tyrrell Hatton
• David Hearn
• Russell Henley
• Jim Herman
• Kramer Hickok
• Bo Hoag
• Charley Hoffman
• Tom Hoge
• Rasmus Hojgaard
• J.B. Holmes
• Max Homa
• Sam Horsfield
• Beau Hossler
• Viktor Hovland
• Charles Howell III
• Mark Hubbard
• Mackenzie Hughes
• John Huh
• Sungjae Im
• Dustin Johnson
• Zach Johnson
• Sung Kang
• Michael Kim
• Chris Kirk
• Kevin Kisner
• Patton Kizzire
• Russell Knox
• Satoshi Kodaira
• Chase Koepka
• Jason Kokrak
• Kelly Kraft
• Martin Laird
• Andrew Landry
• Hank Lebioda
• Danny Lee
• Kyoung-Hoon Lee
• Tom Lewis
• Luke List
• Adam Long
• Jamie Lovemark
• Hunter Mahan
• Peter Malnati
• Denny McCarthy
• Graeme McDowell
• William McGirt
• Troy Merritt
• Phil Mickelson
• Keith Mitchell
• Ryan Moore
• Grayson Murray
• Kevin Na
• Matthew NeSmith
• Joaquin Niemann
• Alex Noren
• Henrik Norlander
• Sean O’Hair
• Louis Oosthuizen
• Rob Oppenheim
• Carlos Ortiz
• Ryan Palmer
• Cameron Percy
• Pat Perez
• Rod Perry
• Scott Piercy
• D.A. Points
• J.T. Poston
• Jr. Potter
• Ian Poulter
• Andrew Putnam
• Chez Reavie
• Doc Redman
• Patrick Reed
• Patrick Rodgers
• Justin Rose
• Sam Ryder
• Rory Sabbatini
• Scottie Scheffler
• Adam Schenk
• Charl Schwartzel
• Chase Seiffert
• Robby Shelton
• Roger Sloan
• Brandt Snedeker
• Kevin Stadler
• Scott Stallings
• Kyle Stanley
• Henrik Stenson
• Sepp Straka
• Kevin Streelman
• Steve Stricker
• Brian Stuard
• Hudson Swafford
• Nick Taylor
• Vaughn Taylor
• Justin Thomas
• D.J. Trahan
• Martin Trainer
• Cameron Tringale
• Kevin Tway
• Bo Van Pelt
• Erik van Rooyen
• Jhonattan Vegas
• Kris Ventura
• Camilo Villegas
• Jimmy Walker
• Nick Watney
• Bubba Watson
• Richy Werenski
• Vincent Whaley
• Danny Willett
• Gary Woodland
• Xinjun Zhang

How To Bet On This Weeks PGA Tour Event: Valspar Championship

All the biggest US sportsbooks will all have odds for the Valspar Championship, including the likes of DraftKings Sportsbook, FanDuel Sportsbook and BetMGM. 

DraftKings Sportsbooks PGA Tour odds are normally on their site early Monday morning so golf bettors can get on their early leans in the PGA Tour odds market. To see this weeks PGA Tour odds with DraftKings Sportsbook click here. 

FanDuel is one of the biggest sports betting sites in the US, like DraftKings, they normally put up their PGA Tour odds on their app every Monday. Click here to see the 2021 Valspar Championship odds with FanDuel. 

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DraftKings Valspar Championship Pricing: DFS PGA Tour Salaries

Below you will find the latest DFS salaries for the Valspar Championship. Scroll to the bottom of the page to find our early Valspar Championship picks and predictions. 

2021 Valspar Championship Picks & Predictions: DFS Early Leans

Looking at the early DFS salaries for the Valspar Championship, we would be recommending the following picks: 

Corey Conners $9,600

Kegan Bradley $7,900

Matthew NeSmith $7,100

Doug Ghim $7,300

Viktor Hovland $10,500

Our golf handiappers will be back with more picks and predictions later in the week for the Valspar Championship. Click here to see our latest Valspar Championship tips.