The fourth and final round of the 2026 TOUR Championship gets underway on Sunday at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia.
Viktor Hovland holds a one-stroke lead over the rest of the field at 15-under par after the third round. With one day remaining, he looks to capture his second TOUR Championship.
Here are my picks and TOUR Championship Round 4 best bets.
TOUR Championship Round 4 Best Bets
Akshay Bhatia Top-20 (+168 at DraftKings)
Now is the time to buy low on Akshay Bhatia, who played well over the first two rounds but saw a slight dip in production on Saturday. At +168, he is worth backing to return to the form we saw earlier this week.
Putting separates the men from the boys at East Lake Golf Club. Last year, each of the top nine finishers here ranked inside the top 15 in the field in strokes gained: putting.
No other strokes-gained category showed a similar trend.
With strong putting necessary for success, Bhatia is a great target in this market. An excellent player on the greens, he ranks in the 93rd percentile in strokes gained: putting.
He also enters this tournament in good form following last week's T12 finish at the BMW Championship. It's also worth noting that Bhatia finished T13 here last year.
Patrick Cantlay Top-20 (+172 at DraftKings)
Another golfer worth targeting in this market is Patrick Cantlay. He is coming off his best round of the tournament with a 68 on Saturday.
At +172, it's worth taking a shot on Cantlay to keep riding that momentum in the final round.
Like Bhatia, Cantlay fits this course well.
A strong putter, he ranks in the 66th percentile in strokes gained: putting. Cantlay can certainly handle these greens, given his win here in 2021.
While Cantlay's putter is unlikely to become an issue, his approach play has been far more dominant. This season, he ranks in the 99th percentile in strokes gained: approach.
Cantlay's wedge play is particularly strong, as he ranks in the 99th percentile in strokes gained: approach from 100-150 yards.
Last year, roughly 34% of approach shots at East Lake came from the 100-150-yard range, well above the PGA Tour average.
