The PGA Tour continues its West Coast swing this week as it heads to Torrey Pines in San Diego for the Farmers Insurance Open. The field for this week’s event is absolutely loaded, but who is the favorite in terms of betting odds?
For a second straight week, world No. 7 Jon Rahm enters as the odds-on favorite to win a Tour event after being pegged with the highest odds to win at last week’s Desert Classic. However, Rahm took sixth at the event in La Quinta, California. Rahm, who was last victorious at the Hero World Challenge in December, enters with 10/1 odds to win. He came out on top at Torrey Pines in 2017.
Following closely behind Rahm are world No. 1 Justin Rose, No. 8 Rory McIlroy, and No. 12 Jason Day with 14/1 odds to win. Rose finished tied for 34th at the Desert Classic and last won at the Turkish Airlines Open on the European Tour this past November.
McIlroy’s last appearance on the Tour came earlier this month at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, where he finished tied for fourth. However, his most recent win came last March at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Meanwhile, Day enters as the tournament’s defending champ after winning the Farmers in a playoff for his second career victory at Torrey Pines. Day’s last appearance on Tour was a 13th place finish at the Sentry, while his last win came this past May at the Wells Fargo Championship.
Of course, the biggest storyline entering this week is the 2019 debut of Tiger Woods. He comes into the event with the fifth-highest odds to win at 16/1. Woods’s last win on Tour came this past September at the Tour Championship, while his last appearance on a golf course came at the Hero in December. Tiger has won the Farmers seven times in his career, but not since 2013. He has eight career victories at Torrey Pines, including his 14th and most recent major title at the 2008 U.S. Open.
You can see a full list of betting odds for the Farmers Insurance Classic below, via golfodds.com.
Farmers Insurance Open Betting Odds
Jon Rahm-10/1
Justin Rose-14/1
Jason Day-14/1
Rory McIlroy-14/1
Tiger Woods-16/1
Marc Leishman-18/1
Tony Finau-18/1
Xander Schauffele-18/1
Rickie Fowler-25/1
Patrick Cantlay-20/1
Charles Howell III-25/1
Gary Woodland-25/1
Jordan Spieth-30/1
Patrick Reed-30/1
Cameron Champ-40/1
Alex Noren-40/1
Cameron Smith-40/1
Keegan Bradley-40/1
Brandt Snedeker-40/1
Hideki Matsuyama-50/1
Emiliano Grillo-40/1
Abraham Ancer-50/1
Aaron Wise-60/1
J.B. Holmes-60/1
Kyle Stanley-60/1
Luke List-60/1
Sungjae Im-60/1
Daniel Berger-60/1
Billy Horschel-60/1
Adam Scott-80/1
Branden Grace-80/1
Si Woo Kim-80/1
Joaquin Niemann-80/1
Beau Hossler-80/1
C.T. Pan-80/1
Ryan Palmer-80/1
Russell Knox-80/1
Ryan Moore-100/1
Charl Schwartzel-100/1
Pat Perez-100/1
Kevin Tway-80/1
Dylan Frittelli-100/1
Jimmy Walker-100/1
Harris English-100/1
J.J. Spaun-100/1
Hudson Swafford-100/1
Kiradech Aphibarnrat-125/1
Charley Hoffman-125/1
Peter Uihlein-125/1
Danny Willett-125/1
Brian Harman-125/1
Martin Laird-125/1
Brendan Steele-125/1
Keith Mitchell-125/1
Harold Varner III-125/1
Jason Kokrak-125/1
Bud Cauley-150/1
Patrick Rodgers-150/1
Chesson Hadley-150/1
Nick Watney-125/1
Sam Burns-150/1
Stewart Cink-150/1
Chris Kirk-150/1
Danny Lee-150/1
Bill Haas-150/1
Denny McCarthy-150/1
Anders Albertson-150/1
J.T. Poston-150/1
Jhonattan Vegas-150/1
Kevin Streelman-150/1
Richy Werenski-150/1
Ollie Schniederjans-200/1
Cameron Davis-200/1
Michael Kim-200/1
Adam Long-200/1
Hunter Mahan-200/1
Nick Taylor-250/1
Satoshi Kodaira-250/1
Viktor Hovland-250/1
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