Collin Morikawa watches a shot during the 2025 Travelers Championship.
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Collin Morikawa is still in the middle of a winless drought, but that doesn’t mean Las Vegas is ignoring him at this week’s Rocket Classic at Detroit Golf Club in Michigan. Here are the betting odds for this week’s PGA Tour stop.
Rocket Classic betting favorites
Morikawa, who last won at the 2023 Zozo Championship (and before then at the 2021 Open Championship), is the betting favorite for the Rocket Classic, according to Fanatics Sportsbook.
As of Monday afternoon, Morikawa is +1200 to win, which makes him the slight favorite over Patrick Cantlay, who is +1300 to win. Cantlay has been in a winless slump as well, with his last victory coming at the 2022 BMW Championship.
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Last year’s Rocket Classic winner, Cameron Davis, is +4750 to win.
You can see the top 20 and ties in the Rocket Classic betting odds as of Monday afternoon below, or download the Fanatics Sportsbook app to see the full list of odds and bets for this week.
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Collin Morikawa (+1200) Patrick Cantlay (+1300) Ben Griffin (+1500) Keegan Bradley (+1800) Matt Fitzpatrick (+2400) Ryan Gerard (+2500) Cameron Young (+2800) Chris Gotterup (+3000) Davis Thompson (+3250) Harry Hall (+3250) Hideki Matsuyama (+3250) Si Woo Kim (+3500) Keith Mitchell (+4000) Luke Clanton (+4000) Max Greyserman (+4000) Tony Finau (+4000) Wyndham Clark (+4000) Stephan Jaeger (+4250) Akshay Bhatia (+4500) Min Woo Lee (+4500) Rickie Fowler (+4500) Taylor Moore (+4500)
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