World Wide Technology Championship Picks & Predictions: Best Bets to Win, & Props
The World Wide Technology Championship picks brings together a competitive field of PGA Tour talent for an exciting week of golf in Mexico. With plenty of FedExCup points and a tournament title on the line, we'll break down the top contenders, betting favorites, and best picks to win at El Cardonal.
World Wide Technology Championship picks
Here are our top golf picks for World Wide Technology Championship.
| Market | Pick | Best odds | Bet size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outright winner | Jackson Koivun | +1600 via FanDuel | 1 unit to profit 16 units |
| Long shot winner | Sudarshan Yellamaraju | +8000 via DraftKings | 1 unit to profit 80 units |
| Top 10 finish | Ben James | +165 via FanDuel | 1 units to profit 1.65 units |
Picks submitted: Nov. 4 at 12:15 p.m. ET. Odds subject to change.
Total wagered: 3 units | Maximum profit with outright winner: 17.65 units | maximum profit with longshot winner: 81.65 units.
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World Wide Technology Championship pick to win: Jackson Koivun (+1600)
Jackson Koivun has the game to win the World Wide Technology Championship. He has recorded three top-five finishes in his last 10 starts, highlighted by a victory at the 3M Open, where he finished 25-under par. Koivun's ball-striking gives him another advantage, as he is gaining strokes on approach and hitting nearly 74% of greens in regulation this season.
El Cardonal has produced winning scores of at least 24-under in each of its first three years hosting the event, making his scoring ability a major asset. At around 18-1, Koivun is a compelling outright contender.
Play to: +1000
World Wide Technology Championship sleeper pick: Sudarshan Yellamaraju (+8000)
Sudarshan Yellamaraju is an intriguing outright contender at the World Wide Technology Championship this week. The Canadian has shown plenty of upside with his ability to strike the ball consistently and create birdie opportunities. His distance off the tee and accuracy with his irons should serve him well at El Cardonal, a course that typically rewards aggressive scoring.
Yellamaraju has the talent to compete with this field, and if his putter cooperates throughout four rounds, he could put himself in position to capture his first PGA Tour victory.
Play to: +6000 and longer
Best World Wide Technology Championship bets
Ben James top 10 finish (+165)
Ben James is an appealing top-10 pick at the World Wide Technology Championship after showing strong form throughout the fall. He finished T16 at last week’s Mexico Open, recovering from an opening 72 with three strong rounds, including a 64. That followed a T5 at the Bank of Utah Championship, a runner-up finish at the Biltmore Championship Asheville, and third place at the Wyndham Championship.
James has gained strokes with his irons, averaging 1.044 strokes gained: approach over his last five starts. If that ball-striking continues at El Cardonal, he has the scoring ability to contend.
Play to: +150 or longer
World Wide Technology Championship tournament info and how to watch
- Where: El Cardonal at Diamante (Cabo San Lucas, Mexico)
- When: Thursday, Nov. 5 - Sunday, Nov. 8
- Field: 120
- Favorite: Ben Griffin (+1300 via FanDuel)
- Defending champion: Ben Griffin
- Purse: $6 million
- TV/Streaming: Golf Channel
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