Top Picks For The DP World Tour Championship From Dubai

• The final event of golf’s European Tour tees off this weekend from Dubai, where Patrick Reed has the shortest odds to win the DP World Tour Championship at +800.
• Other top contenders include last week’s winner Viktor Hovland at +1200, Tyrrell Hatton at +1000, PGA Championship winner Collin Morikawa at +1400, and Tommy Fleetwood at +1400.

DUBAI – The 2020 Race to Dubai reaches its final destination this weekend as the European Tour concludes with the DP World Tour Championship.

This will be the fourth and final Rolex Series event of 2020 and will feature all of the top players on the Euro Tour, as well as some high-profile entrants from around the world.

While the field does not feature many of the top players on the Official World Golf Rankings, there is still plenty of top talent on display for the weekend.

Full betting odds for the event are available via the legal online sportsbooks, where American Patrick Reed leads all golfers at +800 odds to win the DP World Tour Championship.

The event will feature a 65-man field that will battle for 12,000 points on the Euro Tour and a prize purse of over $8 million. The winner of this event could easily jump to first place on the European Tour, where Reed is the leader.

Patrick Reed is the top choice for golf betting followers, but there could be better value available further down the board.

Viktor Hovland +1200

The young Norwegian Viktor Hovland just picked up his second PGA Tour win of his career this past week at the Mayakoba Golf Classic in Mexico. Hovland won the event with a score of 20 under par and shot a 63 in the third round to ascend the leaderboard.

Hovland could easily dominate the field if he stays in his form from last week, but faces the challenge of winning back to back tournaments. Nevertheless, Hovland would be a tremendous pick up after the first round if his odds jump a small amount.

Collin Morikawa +1400

It wouldn’t be a proper golf preview without mention of the 2020 PGA Champion Collin Morikawa. Morikawa hasn’t had too much success since his breakthrough win earlier this year, but he still remains one of the best pure ball strikers in this field and likely the most accurate golfer.

Morikawa has performed well in international events and could add the Euro Tour championship to his growing list of accomplishments at a young age.

Sungjae Im +1700

Another young player, Sungjae Im stormed to the front of the FedEx Cup rankings as the game returned from pandemic hiatus earlier this year. Sungjae went on to finish second at the Masters in November, as well as reaching a career-high ranking of 11 all at the age of 22.

Im has the power, accuracy, and putting prowess to run through this tournament, but still should be a great pick up after the first round of play.

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