Golf Odds This Week: 2026 World Wide Technology Championship

Ben Griffin is the favorite at the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship, and the best price on him Wednesday morning was +1400 at Fanatics. Ryan Gerard sits right behind him at +1500 at FanDuel. Those are the longest numbers on each golfer across BetRivers, FanDuel, and Fanatics as of 11:07 AM CT on Wednesday, November 4, the day before the first round at El Cardonal at Diamante.

This page does one job. It lists the best available price to win on the top 40 golfers in the betting market, and it gets a fresh table every PGA Tour week. If you already know who you like, find him below and see where his number is longest. For the course and the betting angles, start with Ron Klos’s World Wide Technology Championship preview.

Best prices for the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship

Best available price to win the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship for the top 40 golfers in the betting market, across BetRivers, FanDuel, and Fanatics, as of Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at 11:07 AM CT. Golfers are ordered by their typical price across those books. Odds move all week, so check the price at your sportsbook before you bet.

Rank	Golfer	Best price	Where
1	Ben Griffin	+1400	Fanatics
2	Ryan Gerard	+1500	FanDuel
3	Ben James	+1600	BetRivers
4	Jackson Koivun	+1600	BetRivers, FanDuel, Fanatics
5	Blades Brown	+2800	BetRivers
6	Keith Mitchell	+3300	FanDuel
7	Harry Hall	+3300	BetRivers, FanDuel
8	Jordan Smith	+3300	BetRivers, FanDuel
9	Jackson Suber	+3300	BetRivers, FanDuel
10	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	+4000	BetRivers
11	Marco Penge	+3500	BetRivers, FanDuel
12	Zach Bauchou	+4500	BetRivers
13	Pierceson Coody	+4500	Fanatics
14	Kristoffer Reitan	+4000	FanDuel, Fanatics
15	Johnny Keefer	+4500	Fanatics
16	Michael Kim	+4000	BetRivers, FanDuel, Fanatics
17	Ben Kohles	+4000	BetRivers, Fanatics
18	Neal Shipley	+4000	BetRivers, FanDuel, Fanatics
19	Steven Fisk	+4000	BetRivers, FanDuel, Fanatics
20	Chris Kirk	+4500	FanDuel, Fanatics
21	Seamus Power	+5500	Fanatics
22	Mackenzie Hughes	+4500	BetRivers, Fanatics
23	Max Greyserman	+4500	BetRivers, FanDuel, Fanatics
24	Stephan Jaeger	+5500	FanDuel, Fanatics
25	Luke Clanton	+6000	BetRivers
26	Sami Valimaki	+5500	FanDuel, Fanatics
27	Denny McCarthy	+6000	FanDuel, Fanatics
28	Trace Crowe	+6500	Fanatics
29	Beau Hossler	+6600	BetRivers
30	David Ford	+6600	BetRivers
31	Austin Eckroat	+6600	BetRivers
32	Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen	+6500	FanDuel, Fanatics
33	Rico Hoey	+6600	BetRivers
34	Billy Horschel	+8000	FanDuel
35	Chandler Phillips	+10000	BetRivers
36	Max McGreevy	+8000	FanDuel
37	Taylor Moore	+8000	FanDuel
38	Garrick Higgo	+9000	BetRivers
39	Nick Taylor	+8000	FanDuel, Fanatics
40	Zac Blair	+8000	BetRivers, FanDuel

Why the best price is worth chasing

Golf outright prices carry a lot of juice. Add up every golfer’s implied chance at one book and you get far more than 100 percent. On Wednesday’s board it came to 46 percent over fair at Fanatics, 49 percent at FanDuel, and 57 percent at BetRivers. That extra is the book’s cut, and it is why taking a shorter number than you have to costs real money over a season.

No single book is the answer, either. Among the top 40, BetRivers had the best price on 23 golfers, FanDuel on 22, and Fanatics on 19, counting ties for each. BetRivers carried the biggest margin of the three and still had the best number most often. Books are wrong in different places, and the only way to catch it is to look.

The gaps get wide down the board. Chandler Phillips was +10000 at BetRivers and +6500 at FanDuel. On a 10-dollar bet, that is a 1,000-dollar win against a 650-dollar win for the same golfer doing the same thing. Seamus Power was +5500 at Fanatics and +3300 at BetRivers. The how to bet on golf guide covers the rest of the math, dead heats included.

How this table works

Golfers are listed in order of their typical price across the three books, so one book hanging an odd number cannot push somebody up the list. The price shown is the single best one, with every book that has it. Only books open to US bettors are included. Exchanges and offshore books are left out, and any price a book has not touched in two days is dropped, because a stale number is how a fake bargain shows up.

DraftKings had no winner prices in our odds feed when this table was built, so it is not part of this week’s comparison. The table refreshes every PGA Tour event week, and the time stamp above it tells you exactly how old it is. If a golfer pulls out before he tees off, check what happens to your bet when a player withdraws before you assume the money is gone.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the favorite at the 2026 World Wide Technology Championship?

Ben Griffin. His best price was +1400 at Fanatics at 11:07 AM CT on Wednesday, November 4. Ryan Gerard was next at +1500 at FanDuel, with Ben James and Jackson Koivun at +1600.

Why are golf odds so different from book to book?

Each book sets its own prices and takes its own cut, and with 120 golfers on the board there is a lot of room to disagree. On this week’s board the three books’ winner markets ran 46 to 57 percent over fair, and one golfer’s best and worst prices were as far apart as +10000 and +6500.

How often is this page updated?

Every PGA Tour event week, once the books post their winner odds. Each table carries its own date and time, so you always know how fresh it is.

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