The 2021 Memorial Tournament was a strange one, but we’re all past that now. Up ahead is the 2021 Palmetto Championship where many of the best golfers around the world look to score a PGA TOUR win. Have you made your picks yet? If not, let the experts below give you an idea which golfers you should be considering to bet on.
Vincenzi if the Action Network laid out three “best bet” players for the 2021 Palmetto Championship and among those golfers, Poulter has the shortest odds to win the event. Vincenzi pointed out that Poulter could be driven to win this event not only by the top share of the purse but also by his desire to join the European team for the Ryder Cup.
CBS Sports
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Golfer to watch out for
CBS Sports Staff
Lucas Glover
SportsLine, Via CBS Sports Staff, has Glover as their surprise pick to make noise this week at the 2021 Palmetto Championship. Glover is definitely familiar with the Congaree Golf Club course, as he’s a Professional Ambassador at Congaree. Not only that, but Glover is also 2 of 2 in his last two starts, including a T8 in the 2021 Charles Schwab Challenge late last month. Last week at the Memorial Tournament, Glover finished with a T6 in terms of driving accuracy.
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Rob Bolton
Ian Poulter
In his power rankings of the top 15 golfers set to compete in the 2021 Palmetto Challenge, Rob Bolton of PGA.com, puts Poulter on top of everybody. Poulter has missed four cuts this season already and he has not failed to make the cut five times since the 2005 season. Knowing that, Poulter will surely bring his A-game to South Carolina.
TopBet News Editor | Ryan Simpson
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Ryan Simpson, News Editor
Justin Thomas
In his preview of the 2021 Palmetto Championship, TopBet News Editor Ryan Simpson revealed that he is picking Brooks Koepka to win the tournament. Here’s what Simpson had to say about Hoffman:
“Koepka has momentum going into the 2021 Palmetto Championship, having just finished with a T2 in the 2021 PGA Championship with a four-under 284 at the end of the event. That was also a nice way for him to rebound after suffering back-to-back missed cuts in the Masters Tournament and in the AT&T Byron Nelson.”
