On Thursday, November 3rd, the Mayakoba 2022 World Technology Championship will begin at the El Camaleon Golf Course. Experienced and amateur alike bet on this event, where proven champions and budding superstars alike are eager to play their game. Marking on the PGA Tour. Major champions such as Scotty Scheffler and Collin Morikawa are expected to award 500 FedEx Cup points to the winner of the World Technology Championship at Mayakoba 2022.
Victor Hovland joins Scheffler as the 19-2 odds-on favorite for the final 2022 Tech World Cup in Mayakoba. They are followed on the PGA odds board by Tony Finau (14-1), Morikawa (16-1), Billy Horschel (20-1) and Aaron Wise (20-1). Should betting on the Mayakoba 2022 World Championship include backing one of those favorites or does a long shot like Justin Rose (65-1) make sense? Be sure to check out SportsLine’s proven computer model golf predictions and projected leaderboards before heading into the 2022 World Tech Championship at Mayakoba Selections.
Built by DFS pro Mike McClure, SportsLine’s proprietary model has been hot since the PGA Tour resumed in June 2020. In fact, the model has won tournament after tournament, racking up $9,500 in best bets since the tournament resumed.
McClure’s model includes JT Poston as his top bet to win the 2022 John Deere Classic. That bet was +5,500, making McClure’s best bet for the entire tournament nearly $1,100. At the 2022 Masters, McClure’s model Scotty Scheffler won his first career major over the weekend.
Additionally, McClure’s best bets include Collin Morikawa winning the 2021 Open Championship, but he is listed as a massive 40-1 long shot. Model also beat Jon Rahm (10-1) for his first career major at the 2021 US Open. Rahm was two strokes off the lead heading into the weekend, but the model still thinks he’s the winner.
The same model also won eight majors entering the weekend. Everyone who followed him saw a huge comeback.
Now that the 2022 World Tech Championship has closed at Mayakoba Field, SportsLine has simulated the tournament 10,000 times and the results are astounding. Visit SportsLine now to view the projected leaderboard.
2022 Tech World Cup Predictions
The biggest surprise the model is calling for in the 2022 World Championship of Technology at Mayakoba: Tony Finau, a four-time PGA Tour champion and one of the top favorites at 14-1, barely cracked the leaderboard. top five. Finau had two wins and a top 10 finish last season, but he has struggled in recent years at Mayakoba.
In fact, Finau has finished T-45 or worse in two of his last three starts at Mayakoba. Additionally, the 33-year-old was inconsistent with his hitting last season, ranking 108th in slugging percentage (1,610), 116th in slugging percentage (39.08%) and 135th in total hitting (246.8). this is not the case. he has a good chance of winning this week. He’s not a strong pick to win it all, and the Mayakoba 2022 field has much better value in the World Tech Championship.
Another surprise: Tom Hoge, a 27-1 length, makes a strong run to the title. Hodge’s odds of winning are much higher than his odds, which is why he’s a target for those looking for a big payday.
Hoge certainly has a game to finish near the top of the leaderboard this week. The 33-year-old has finished T-13 or better in each of his four starts this season, and he has shot 70 or under in 10 consecutive rounds on the PGA Tour. If he hits the ball well this week, he will be at the top of the leaderboard at the 2022 Tech World Cup in Mayakoba. See who else to pick here.
How to pick the 2022 World Cup of Technology
The model also targets three other golfers with odds of 26-1 or more to make surprising runs. Anyone who favors these long shots can hit it big. Here you can see only the model’s PGA selections.
So who will win the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba 2022? And which lengths will shock the golf world? Take a look at the 2022 Tech World Cup at Mayakoba below, then head over to SportsLine to see the 2022 Tech World Cup leaderboard from all eight golf events, including the model that won this year’s Masters.
2022 Tech World Cup Odds, Field
Check out the Mayakoba World Cup 2022 picks, best bets and predictions here.
Scotty Scheffler +950
Victor Hovland +950
Tony Finau +1400
Collin Morikawa +1600
Billy Horschel +2000
Aaron Wise +2000
Maverick McNealy +2600
Taylor Montgomery +2600
Tom Hodge +2700
Jason Day +3400
Emiliano Grillo +3400
Seamus Power +3700
Kyung Hoon Lee +4200
Brendon Todd +4200
Brian Harman +4200
Alex Noren +4500
Thomas Detry +4500
Keith Mitchell +5000
Russell Henley +5000
Patrick Rogers +5000
Adam Hadwin +5500
Harris English +5500
Aaron Rye +6000
Robbie Shelton +6500
Mark Hubbard +6500
Justin Low +6500
Justin Rose +6500
Hayden Buckley +6500
Sepp Straka +6500
Andrew Putnam +6500
Matt Kuchar +7000
Dean Burmester +7000
Francesco Molinari +7000
Sebastian Munoz +7500
Cameron Champ +7500
Nick Hardy +7500
Russell Knox +8000
Lee Hodges +8000
Grayson Sigg +8000
Joel Dahmen +8000
Davis Riley +8000
Chris Kirk +8500
Kevin Streelman +8500
JT Poston +9000
Brandon Wu +10000
Eric Van Rooyen +10000
Adam Long +10000
Garrick Higgo +10000
Chun-an Yu +10000
Danny Willett +10000
Matt Wallace +10000
Justin Suh +10000
Nick Taylor +10000
Bo Hossler +10000
JJ Spawn +11000
Adria Arnaus +11000
Sunghyun Kim +11000
Martin Laird +11000
Adam Svensson +11000
Byung Hoon Ahn +11000
Dylan Frittelli +12000
Ben Griffin +12000
James Hahn +12000
Austin Eckroat +12000
Will Gordon +12000
Austin Smotherman +12000
Troy Merritt +12000
Ryan Palmer +12000
David Lipsky +14000
Lucas Glover +14000
Ze-Cheng Dou +16000
Callum Tarren +16000
Harrison Endicott +16000
Ryan Armor +16000
Charlie Hoffman +16000
Travis Vick +16000
CT Pan +16000
John Hu +16000
