World Wide Technology Championship Picks, Predictions & Odds

• The World Wide Technology Championship tees off Thursday, November 6th
• Ben Griffin is the +1000 favorite over reigning U.S. Open champion JJ Spaun to win outright
• See my 2025 World Wide Technology Championship picks, best value bets, and the odds to win the tournament

Following the week off after the Bank of Utah Championship, the PGA Tour Fall Series continues at the World Wide Technology Championship. It’s being contested in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico at the El Cardonal Golf Course with Austin Eckroat the defending champion.

With the field not being loaded with star power, that provides plenty of opportunities for longshots to claim the trophy. Just two 2025 Ryder Cuppers are playing in Ben Griffin and JJ Spaun.

World Wide Technology Championship Odds 2025

I’m starting my card this week with a golfer that’s not well known to PGA Tour fans, but has been dominant on the Korn Ferry Tour. The choice is Johnny Keefer, much like how Michael Brennan took his winning ways from the PGA Tour Americas and then won the last PGA Tour stop in Utah.

Odds as of 8:00pm ET on November 2nd at DraftKings. If you happen to be in Missouri, online sports betting is set to launch before the end of the year. Keep up with the latest Missouri sports betting apps to know all the details, including launch date and sign-up promos!

Last Five World Wide Technology Championship Winners

Keefer was first in scoring average this past season on the KFT, where he won twice and was second twice. He finished with nine top-10s and 13 top-15’s, and is +4500 to win this event.

He was second in scrambling and tenth in putting in 2025, and inside the top-15 in greens in regulation plus fourth in total driving. While he doesn’t have a ton of PGA Tour starts under his belt (four), he was T-13th in his debut at the 2024 Procore Championship. I like his +4500 number to take this one outright, and follow in the similar footsteps of Michael Brennan at the Bank of Utah Championship.

World Wide Technology Championship 2025 Picks & Value Bets

1. Mackenzie Hughes +6000: Mackenzie Hughes has two PGA Tour titles to his credit, both coming in Fall Series tournaments. Two events ago, he had a very respectable T-7th showing, his fourth top-ten of 2025. That includes a playoff loss in Myrtle Beach, and he’s found success at this tourney in 2023, where he was T-7th.
2. Carson Young +11000: In fields that lack sizzle and star power, I absolutely love throwing darts at longshots and Carson Young is a perfect potential choice. He loves this golf course, picking up a ninth place result in 2023, then was co-runner up a year ago. Unsurprisingly, he ranks first in total strokes gained the last two years at this tournament. He doesn’t come in with fantastic form, thus why his number has dropped to +11000, but well worth a sprinkle.
3. Justin Lower +15000: Justin Lower is coming in fine form, as he finished in a tie for third in his latest start in Utah. He’s also had success at El Cardonal Golf Course, as he had a top-25 in 2023, then last year, was co-runner up (by one stroke, with Carson Young). At +15000 odds to win outright, it’s awfully enticing given his last start and play on this track.
4. Nick Dunlap +50000: Nick Dunlap continues to be a player I select in these Fall Series events, despite him really struggling of late. 2025 was a huge letdown after he won as a 20-year old amateur in 2024, then posted another victory that season. However, at these odds against a weak field, I’m taking the phenom with amazing boom or bust potential at this wild number, and he’ll be interesting to monitor in the top 10/20 markets.

Sign Up for SBD’s Newsletter Now

Did you want the latest sports betting news, analysis, picks, betting trends, and relevant data straight to your inbox? If so, you’ll want to subscribe to SBD’s newsletter now!