The 2021-22 PGA TOUR is headed this week to PGA National, where many of the best players in the world will compete for the top prize in the 2022 Honda Classic. Have you made up your mind about which player to bet on? If not, let the experts help you decide.
McNichol believes that Palmer has what it takes to top the field this week at PGA National. According to McNichol, Palmer is definitely a contender considering the fact that the 45-year-old pro has gone 8 of 9 in his last nine appearances at PGA National, during which he has collected a pair of top 5s and six total top 30s. Palmer, however, is 0 of 2 in his last two starts overall.
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Cameron Tringale
Tringale rebounded from a missed cut at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am by finishing with a T13 at the Genesis Invitational. He now has six top 25s in 11 starts this season. He also has three top 10s, including a T2 in the ZOZO Championship. Tringale is also 8 of 11 at PGA National, finishing 13th there in the 2021 edition of the Honda Classic.
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Sungjae Im
Rob Bolton puts Sungjae Im, winner of the 2020 Honda Classic, ahead of everyone on the field. Im is 3 of 3 in his last three starts. He’s already got a win this season when he emerged victorious in the Shriners Children’s Open back in October.
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Daniel Berger
In his preview of the 2022 Honda Classic, TopBet News Editor Ryan Simpson revealed that he is picking Daniel Berger to win the tournament. Here’s what Simpson had to say about Berger:
“Berger missed the cut in the WM Phoenix Open and did not play in the Genesis Invitational, but he could be ready to make loud noises when he returns to action this week at PGA National Champion Course. Berger has a pretty good resume at PGA National, having gone 4 of 6 there with a couple of top 5s, including a runner-up finish in the 2015 Honda Classic. The last time he played there, he shot 3-under 277 to finish fourth in the 2020 Honda Classic.”
