 takes place at El Camaleon. With no DP World Tour or LIV Golf action, the spotlight falls on the PGA Tour. Scottie Scheffler, who lost his world No 1 ranking to Rory McIlroy in the CJ Cup the week before last, is hoping to reclaim top spot by winning the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba – an event that is being skipped by McIlroy and the rest of the world's top eight. Scheffler heads the betting at 9/1 but his recent performances have left a lot to be desired, so he may not be as popular as usual. Representing the United States in the Presidents Cup in September, he did not win any of his four matches and he has lost some confidence in his putting. A new putter went into Scheffler's bag for the CJ Cup but it made no impact and he finished 45th, so the betting community may choose to look deeper in the Mayakoba betting for their selections. Viktor Hovland deserves plenty of respect given he has won this tournament in each of the past two years. All three of Hovland's PGA Tour victories have come at courses that have paspalum grass fairways and greens – and El Camaleon is clearly his favourite layout of all of them. At 11/1, Hovland will appeal to many punters. The last player to win the same PGA Tour event in three consecutive years was Steve Stricker at the John Deere Classic from 2009 to 2011. Collin Morikawa is another superstar in attendance at El Camaleon, which has staged a PGA Tour event every year since 2007. The two-time major champion is 16/1 but is making his course debut, so may need a round or two to settle into his new surroundings. Mayakoba Golf Classic betting tips Odds correct at time of publishing and subject to change Mayakoba Golf Classic betting tips Already used the bet365 bonus code? Check out all the latest bookmaker offers and the best betting sites. Backing Dexter King's tips? You can track e){kind=link}
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The eyes of the golfing world are on Mexico this week as the World Wide Technology Championship (also known as the Mayakoba Golf Classic) takes place at El Camaleon. With no DP World Tour or LIV Golf action, the spotlight falls on the PGA Tour.
Scottie Scheffler, who lost his world No 1 ranking to Rory McIlroy in the CJ Cup the week before last, is hoping to reclaim top spot by winning the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba – an event that is being skipped by McIlroy and the rest of the world’s top eight.
Scheffler heads the betting at 9/1 but his recent performances have left a lot to be desired, so he may not be as popular as usual. Representing the United States in the Presidents Cup in September, he did not win any of his four matches and he has lost some confidence in his putting.
A new putter went into Scheffler’s bag for the CJ Cup but it made no impact and he finished 45th, so the betting community may choose to look deeper in the Mayakoba betting for their selections.