2022 Mexico Expansion rates, fields: Surprising PGA picks, predictions from golf modeling nailed 8 majors
Mexico Open 2022 could be the perfect opportunity for a player to win their first PGA Tour event. Jon Rahm is the only player to have ranked in the top 10 at the 2022 Mexican Open, which bodes well for those looking to break through for the first time. Rahm hasn’t won a PGA Tour event this season, and he’s only won a top 10 finish in his last five starts. Should your Mexico Open 2022 picks include a player seeking his first win like Davis Riley, who finished T-4 or better in two of his last four games? are not?
According to the latest Mexico Open 2022 odds from Caesars Sportsbook, Riley is ranked among those with a 50-1 long shot to finish at the top of the standings. Rahm is the 5-1 favorite, and is followed by Abraham Ancer (20-1), Tony Finau (22-1), Gary Woodland (25-1), Kevin Na (25-1) and Patrick Reed ( 25-1) ) on the PGA odds table. Before finalizing your Mexico Open 2022 selections, make sure See golf predictions and expected leaderboards from a proven computer model at SportsLine.
The SportsLine-exclusive model, built by DFS expert Mike McClure, has been in full swing since the PGA Tour resumed in June 2020. In fact, it’s raised nearly $7,500 on bets. the best since that time, nailing one league after another.
At the 2022 Masters, McClure’s pattern was all of Scottie Scheffler’s career-first major championship wins over the weekend. Also, McClure’s best bets include Collin Morikawa winning the 2021 Open Championship outright, even though he ranks as the 40-1 ranger.
This same model also nailed eight huge majors over the weekend. Anyone who has been following it has noticed huge profits.
Now that the Mexican Open 2022 is locked, SportsLine has simulated the event 10,000 times and the results are surprising. Visit SportsLine now to see the expected standings of the Mexico Open 2022.
Model’s top predictions for Mexico Open 2022
One big surprise the model is calling for at the 2022 Mexico Open: Reed, a nine-time PGA Tour champion and one of the favorites, stumbles this week and doesn’t even make the top 10. Reed has struggled very strongly this season, so far only clinching a spot in the top 10 in 2021-22.
He’s finishing off the T-35 at masters in his last starts, and he finished T-35 or worse in six of his last eight starts on the PGA Tour. Additionally, Reed has struggled with his accuracy this season, placing 173rd on the green in regulation rate (63.89), 198th in strokes reached: green approach (-. 647) and 201st in strokes: tee-to-green (- 1.336), which doesn’t bode well for his chances of winning this week. He’s not a strong pick to win it all and have much better values at the 2022 Mexico Open.
Another surprise: Cameron Tringale, a 35-1 long shot, brilliantly won the title. Tringale has a much higher chance of winning than his odds, so he is a target for anyone looking for a huge payday.
To score well at Vidanta Vallarta, players will need to put the ball in often and few can do that better than Tringale. In fact, the 34-year-old taking part in this week’s event ranks in the top 50 in terms of total bets (134.4), average (1,736) and 3 dodges (2.24%). He is also 19th in the trees in terms of regulated proportions (70.09) and 31st in total birds (205). Those impressive stats, plus his long odds, make Tringale a strong value pick in this week’s 2022 Mexican Open bets.
How to make the Mexico Open 2022 pick
This model is also targeting four other golfers with 35-1 odds or higher who will make surprising runs. Whoever supports these long-range shots can hit it big. You can only see them here.
So who will win the Mexican Open 2022? And what long shots wowed the golfing world? Check out the odds below and then visit SportsLine to see the expected standings of the Mexico Open 2022all from the model that nailed eight golf majors and has raised nearly $7,500 since the reboot.
2022 Mexico Open odds
Jon Rahm +500
Abraham Ancer +2000
Tony Finau +2200
Gary Woodland +2500
Patrick Reed +2500
Kevin Na +2500
Cameron Tringale +3500
Aaron Wise +3500
Sebastian Munoz +3500
Chris Kirk +3500
Aaron Rai +4000
Matt Jones +4000
Kevin Streelman +4000
Doug Pin +4500
Brendon Todd +4500
Cameron Champ +5000
Russell Knox +5000
Davis Riley +5000
Charles Howell +5000
Carlos Ortiz +5000
CT Pan +6000
Anirban Lahiri +6000
Lanto Griffin +6000
Taylor Moore +6000
Mark Hubbard +6000
Sahith Theegala +6000
Chad Ramey +6500
Scott Stallings +6500
David Lipsky +7000
Adam Long +7000
Patrick Rodgers +8000
JT Poston +8000
Brian Stuart +8000
Wyndham Clark +8000
Vaughn Taylor +8000
Brandon Wu +8000
Alex Smalley +8000
Peter Uihlein +10000
Hank Lebioda +10000
Adam Svensson +10000
Kevin Chappell +10000
Michael Thompson +10000
Tyler Duncan +10000
Graeme McDowell +10000
Rafa Cabrera Bello +10000
Nate Lashley +10000
Kramer Hickok +10000
Pat Perez +10000
Scott Piercy +10000
Kurt Kitayama +12500
Adam Schenk +12500
Ben Martin +12500
Greyson Sigg +12500
Callum Tarren +12500
Austin Mother +12500
Emiliano Grillo +12500
Andrew Putnam +12500
Chez Reavie +12500
Nick Taylor +12500
Danny Lee +15000
Robert Streb +15000
Andrew Novak +15000
Joseph Bramlett +15000
Chase Seiffert +15000
Matt Wallace +15000
Vince Whaley +15000
Ben Griffin +15000
Nick Hardy +15000
Jason Dufner +15000
John Huh +17500
Peter Malnati +17500
Aaron Baddeley +17500
Hayden Buckley +17500
Ryan Armor +17500
Justin Lower +17500
Roger Sloan +17500
Brandon Hagy +20000
Bo Hoag +20000
Brice Garnett +20000
Lee Hodges +20000
Kiradech Aphibarnrat +20000
Satoshi Kodaira +20000
Stephan Jaeger +20000
James Hahn +20000
Dylan Wu +20000
Camilo Villegas +20000
Patrick Flavin +20000
Seung-yul Noh +20000
Luke Donald +20000
