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2022 PGA Tour Barbasol Championship Odds and Picks

Michael Harrison

by Michael Harrison in Golf

Updated Jul 4, 2022 · 10:49 AM PDT

Chesson Hadley hits a tee shot
Jun 25, 2022; Cromwell, Connecticut, USA; Chesson Hadley plays a shot from the first tee during the third round of the Travelers Championship golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports
  • The Barbasol Championship from Nicholasville, Kentucky tees off Thursday, July 7th
  • Mark Hubbard is +1600 favorite to claim the title
  • Below, see the Barbasol Championship odds to win, plus best value bets

With just one week left before the Open Championship, 14 of the top-15 golfers in the world are competing at the Genesis Scottish Open. The opposite field event to that is the Barbasol Championship, which was won by Seamus Power last year in a playoff over J.T. Poston. The field at Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, KT isn’t particularly strong with the big names prepping for the final major of the year. That brings the possibility of a sleeper or longshot who could snag the title.

Like the Scottish Open, this tournament is also co-sanctioned between the PGA and DP World Tours. Except for the first iteration of this event in 2015, every single playing since has resulted in either a one stroke victory or a playoff triumph (there was no 2020 Barbasol due to COVID-19). Mark Hubbard is the favorite over tour veteran Kevin Streelman.

2022 Barbasol Championship Odds

Golfers Odds
Mark Hubbard +1600
Kevin Streelman +2200
Adam Svensson +2500
Chris Gotterup +2500
John Huh +2800
Chesson Hadley +3500
Patton Kizzire +3500
Sam Ryder +4000
Taylor Pendrith +4000
Ryan Armour +4000
Hank Lebioda +4000
Hayden Buckley +4000
Hurly Long +4500
Kelly Kraft +5000
Lee Hodges +5000
Taylor Moore +5000
Josh Teater +5500
Greyson Sigg +6000
Michael Thompson +6500
Vaughn Taylor +6500

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Chesson Hadley Playing Inspired Golf

Chesson Hadley broke onto the PGA Tour scene in 2014 by winning the Puerto Rico Open, along with his signature finger snapping routine after making great shots. It hasn’t gone as well as he’d hoped since then, though he’s showing signs of resurfacing on the PGA Tour.

Last year, he very nearly won the Palmetto Championship before a disastrous finish dropped him into second, and in the last two events in 2022, he’s been fifth at the Travelers and T-10th at the John Deere.

Chesson Hadley’s Strokes Gained Stats Last Eight Rounds

Short Game Around-The-Green Total Putting Tee-To-Green Approach
2 2 4 13 14 19

In those last two tourneys, he was fourth in SG: around the green and eighth in putting at the Travelers, and third approaching the green along with tenth tee-to-green at the John Deere. Hadley has longer odds than the top-five golfers on the board, so his price of +3500 is pretty attractive.

Last Five Barbasol Championship Winners

Year Winner
2021 Seamus Power
2019 Jim Herman
2018 Troy Merritt
2017 Grayson Murray
2016 Aaron Baddeley

*No tournament was contested in 2020 due to COVID-19

2022 Barbasol Championship Best Value Picks

  1. Hayden Buckley (+4000): Hayden Buckley has been rising through the ranks, winning on the Korn Ferry Tour last season and also posting a runner-up. He’s really come on lately on the PGA Tour, starting with a T-14th at the U.S. Open. He’s followed that up with a pair of solid results, and he’s second in strokes gained: off-the-tee in his last 24 rounds. Buckley is in the top-20 in driving accuracy and greens in regulation on the campaign.
  2. Michael Gligic (+7000): Michael Gligic has quietly played some decent golf of late, making the cut in five of his last six starts. That was highlighted by a T-10th at last weekend’s John Deere Classic, where he was fourth in strokes gained off-the-tee. Last year the Barbasol, he had a respectable top-20 showing.
  3. James Hahn (+7000): Last year at this event, James Hahn shot a scorching 60 on Saturday en route to a T-5th result. Prior to his three previous starts that haven’t yielded much, he posted back-to-back T-9’s at the Wells Fargo and Byron Nelson where he gained nearly eight shots on the greens at the Wells and almost twelve tee-to-green at the Nelson.

 

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