2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational Odds, Picks: 3 Targets at Bay Hill, Including Viktor Hovland, Scottie Scheffler

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2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational Odds

GolferOdds
Jon Rahm+800
Rory McIlroy+1200
Scottie Scheffler+1600
Viktor Hovland+1600
Im Sung-jae+2200
Hideki Matsuyama+2500
Matthew Fitzpatrick+2500
Will Zalatoris+2800
Tyrrell Hatton+3000
Adam Scott+3500
Marc Leishman+3500
Paul Casey+4000
Sam Burns+4000
Jason Kokrak+4500
Keith Mitchell+4500
Max Homa+4500
Billy Horschel+5000
Christiaan Bezuidenhout+5000
Russell Henley+5000
Seamus Power+5000
Sergio Garcia+5000
Talor Gooch+5000
Corey Conners+5500
Justin Rose+5500
Maverick McNealy+5500
Gary Woodland+6000
Luke List+6000
Tommy Fleetwood+6600
Cameron Tringale+6600
Cameron Young+6600
Chris Kirk+6600
Jason Day+6600
Kevin Na+6600
Tom Hoge+6600
Lanto Griffin+7000
Erik Van Rooyen+8000
Sebastian Munoz+8000
Sepp Straka+8000
Thomas Pieters+8000
Keegan Bradley+9000
Ian Poulter+10000
Kevin Kisner+10000
Lee Westwood+10000
Matthew Wolff+10000
Patrick Reed+10000
Si Woo Kim+10000
Aaron Wise+12500
Andrew D. Putnam+12500
Brendon Todd+12500
Carlos Ortiz+12500
Denny McCarthy+12500
Kyoung-Hoon Lee+12500
Lucas Glover+12500
Martin Laird+12500
Matt Jones+12500
Rickie Fowler+12500
Sahith Theegala+12500
Troy Merritt+12500
Aaron Rai+15000
Adam Svensson+15000
Cameron Davis+15000
Charles Howell III+15000
Chez Reavie+15000
Dylan Frittelli+15000
Garrick Higgo+15000
Kevin Streelman+15000
Lee Hodges+15000
Nick Taylor+15000
Patrick Rodgers+15000
Patton Kizzire+15000
Sam Ryder+15000
Takumi Kanaya+15000
Taylor Moore+15000
Nicolai Højgaard+15000
Alex Smalley+20000
Beau Hossler+20000
Brendan Steele+20000
Cameron Champ+20000
Danny Willett+20000
Doug Ghim+20000
Henrik Stenson+20000
Hudson Swafford+20000
J. J. Spaun+20000
Lucas Herbert+20000
Matt Wallace+20000
Min Woo Lee+20000
Pat Perez+20000
Taylor Pendrith+20000
Zach Johnson+20000
Branden Grace+25000
Brandt Snedeker+25000
Danny Lee+25000
Davis Riley+25000
Greyson Sigg+25000
Michael Thompson+25000
Padraig Harrington+25000
Rory Sabbatini+25000
Sean O'Hair+25000
Adam Long+30000
Charl Schwartzel+30000
Hayden Buckley+30000
Peter Malnati+30000
Scott Stallings+30000
Stephan Jaeger+30000
Trey Mullinax+30000
Vincent Whaley+30000
Scott Piercy+30000
Graeme McDowell+35000
Henrik Norlander+35000
Adam Schenk+40000
Kevin Tway+40000
Nick Watney+40000
Anirban Lahiri+50000
Davis Thompson+50000
Greg Koch+50000
James Piot+50000
John Pak+50000
Jonathan Byrd+50000
Paul Barjon+50000

It was not the finish I expected on Sunday at the Honda Classic.

I had written that round off to Daniel Berger and fully expected him to cruise to victory. Instead, he blew his five-shot lead within the first five holes as a double-bogey at the easy par-5 3rd brought the field back into the tournament. Shane Lowry would catch him on the front, but Sepp Straka caught them both and posted a birdie on the par-5 18th to capture his first TOUR win.

The TOUR will now turn to another iconic Florida event as players head to Bay Hill for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Many of the stars of the game are set to tee it up in pursuit of the red cardigan sweater awarded to the champion on Sunday evening, including last year's champion Bryson DeChambeau.

Bryson will make his first appearance since injuring himself at the Farmers Insurance Open in January, which led to a withdrawal on the course at the Saudi Invitational. World No. 1 Jon Rahm will make his first appearance at Bay Hill, while Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland will once again play the API.

This is a tournament where scoring conditions are tough, and there are already images of lengthy rough being spread around social media. It will make for another grind of a week similar to last week's Honda, but this week is flush with star power. We'll look to dial in on the players coming in with the best form as we wait for odds to be released on Monday morning.

Who's Hot

Viktor Hovland

One of the first names I'll be looking for when odds are released on Monday is Viktor Hovland. He was on my card at the Genesis a couple of weeks ago, and I expect he or my next player will be on this one too. It will come down to numbers with several really solid players in this field that should fit well around Bay Hill. I am hopeful that Hovland may get overlooked a bit with his lackluster finishes at this event, none of which are inside the top 40, as he has struggled to find his game on the greens.

We know he has made big strides on and around the greens in his game over the past year, which will be needed this week. Hovland has shown some of those changes over his last several events on TOUR and overseas as he comes in off of a fourth-place finish at the Genesis.

I'm giving him a pass from his missed cut at the Waste Management, especially being that he won on the DP World Tour prior to that start. He is one of the top players in this field on approaches from 200 yard or more, which is going to be a key factor this week. I'll be surprised if we don't see him turn his history around this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

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Scottie Scheffler

There aren't many players in the world right now playing better or with more confidence than Scottie Scheffler. He finally got the monkey off his back with his first win a few weeks ago at the Waste Management, but there was no hangover the following week at Riviera as he posted another top-10 finish.

Scottie comes into this week off of consecutive top-10 finishes and gets set for the Florida Swing at a course he posted a T15 two years ago. He is certainly a class above the player he was at that time, and his game seems to be a great fit for all of the challenges that Bay Hill presents. I'll be looking for odds early on the Texas Longhorn with the hopes he gets placed at odds down the board with the more established star power up top.

Keith Mitchell

I wrote up Keith Mitchell in this spot last week, but it turned out to be another Georgia Bulldog closing out the win. I'll go right back to Mitchell here at another Florida course that is a great fit to his game. He has two top-six finishes in the last three years at Bay Hill, and he's in great form coming into the week.

Mitchell posted another top-10 finish at the Honda, which makes it three consecutive top-12 finishes on TOUR. The most encouraging part is how he improved throughout the week and finally put things together in a way on Sunday to move into another top finish. I expect that form and confidence to roll into this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and with the field strength much higher, we should be in store for a better number when odds open.

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