PGA Tour Championship & FedExCup Odds and Player Predictions 

Tour Championship September 21-24

East Lake GC -Atlanta, GA Purse 8,750,000

Defending Champion - Rory Mcilroy

The PGA Tour heads into its final round of the FedEXCup playoffs this week in Atlanta and East Lake GC for the PGA Tour championship. We will know Sunday evening who will be raising the trophy and receiving a check for 10 million Dollars. Pro View Picks scored last week by cashing a 40-1 ticket with Marc Leishman who ran away with the BMW by winning wire to wire. We will have are usual six players this week for the Tour Championship with a couple of favorites, sleepers and long shots filling out a salary cap PGA Golf Draft Kings lineup as well as the Las Vegas odds on individual golfers.

FAVORITES

1 - John Rahm (12-1) - The 22-year-old Spaniard has a full year on the PGA Tour under his belt and already has 1 win 2 seconds place finishes. The number five player in the golf world rankings is also the number five player in the FedEx cup rankings and with the win or even possibly a second he could win the $10 million and the FedExCup Championship. The two time Hogan award winner at Arizona State is a big-time player and we have confidence that this week he is a good bet at 12 to 1 odds to win.

2 - Justin Rose (14-1) - The 37-year-old Englishman always plays well at East Lake GC and has always played well on the weekend over the last couple of years. Justin Rose is still one of the top players in the world at 14 in the official world golf ranking and 8 in the FedEx cup standings. With a win this week Justin Rose and 2000 points could possibly scoop up the $10 million FedExCup championship. We like Justin Rose this weekend at 14-1 odds to win the Tour Championship.

SLEEPERS

3 - Marc Leishman (18-1) - After winning wth him last week we are going back to the well with the 33 year old Australian because he is the hottest player in the world the last 3 weeks and didn't only win the BMW but did it in wire to wire fashion. With the 2000 points he picked up last week Leishman has jumped to 4 in the FedExCup rankings. With another showing like last week we like him at 18-1 odds to win in Atlanta.

4 - Paul Casey (20-1) - We are going with the 40 year olds Englishman Paul Casey once again even though we are not fully convinced he even tries to win golf tournaments. Nobody ever competes like this guy on the weekend and is in the final two or three pairings every Sunday for the last year or so and just never wins. He has got just one career PGA Tour victory and he might retire with one career PGA tour victory but this guy has game and is always in the thick of it. The price is right on Casey at +2000 so going back with the number 16 player on the official golf world rankings one more time hoping he isn't content with another top 5 finish.

5 - Matt Kuchar (28-1) - Matt Kuchar has a tendency to play big when it matters most. He has a second this year at the Open Championship as well as a T4 at the Masters so he's been in contention and he's played well this year. We think Matt Kuchar this week is +2800 odds is a good play as the Georgia resident has played well at East Lake through the years. Koooch will be a fan favorite in Atlanta this week and we are hoping that the number 13 player in the world has a big week and is holding the Tour Championship trophy and winning at 28-1 odds come Sunday evening.

LONG SHOTS

6 - Daniel Berger (66-1) - Daniel Berger is a 24-year-old American had a Florida State University. Is number 14 in the FedEx cup ranking and he is number 24 in the official world golf rankings. Daniel Berger already has 2 career PGA Tour victories having won the St Jude Classic this year as well as a 2nd place finish at the Travelers and a T2 this year at the HSBC World Golf Championships. If Daniel Berger take his third PGA Tour victory down this week at +6600 it will be a huge. If Daniel Berger plays the way he's played at certain times this summer he will definitely be in contention on Sunday to win the Tour Championship and we will cash a ticket at 66–1odds.