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30th April 2026
16:50 Turkish Airlines Open
Angel Ayora
1st Round Leader
250 EW
David Puig
1st Round Leader
250 EW
Eugenio Chacarra
1st Round Leader
500 WIN
Mikael Lindberg
1st Round Leader
250 EW
Tom McKibbin
1st Round Leader
250 EW
20:50 Cadillac Championship
Cameron Young
1st Round Leader
250 EW
Daniel Berger
1st Round Leader
250 EW
Min Woo Lee
1st Round Leader
250 EW
Scottie Scheffler
1st Round Leader
500 WIN
Viktor Hovland
1st Round Leader
250 EW
3rd May 2026
16:45 Turkish Airlines Open
Antoine Rozner
25 EW
Antoine Rozner is a three-time winner on the DP World Tour and is making his debut here in this event, which rewards ball striking which is the basis of his game. His recent form reads well, with finishes of T9, T14, and T8 in his last handful of outings, and 15 of his last 18 rounds being under par.
Bernd Wiesberger
25 EW
Bernd Wiesberger got DP World Tour title number 9 last week, and it would not surprise me to see him go back-to-back and enter the rarified air of the double-digit club here this week. Not only was his play with rounds of 64, 66, 68, and 67 impressive enough to get the job done, but his interview afterwards, where he stated he enjoyed the pressure on the 18th tee because he knew his game was there, was even more so.
Guido Migliozzi
25 EW
I never need much encouragement to get Guido Migliozzi onside. The signs of life he showed with his T13 finish in China last week, including a couple of rounds of 66, were more than enough for me. He's played here twice: T10 on debut in 2019 and T17 last year.
Jacob Skov Olesen
50 WIN
Jacob Skov Olesen finished T12 here last year. That was with a poor opening round of 73, which he made up for with rounds of 67, 69, and 65. He's been playing well of late with finishes of T3, T5, and T16 in his last handful of starts.
Mikael Lindberg
25 EW
Mikael Lindberg was T24 here on debut last year, and his inexperience being on the first couple of pages of a leaderboard on a Sunday showed that week with a final round of 73. A year on, and coming off his best finish of his career to date, where his game looked in great shape as he finished 3rd at the Volvo China Open with impressive rounds of 68, 70, 65 and 67, I like the look of him to go deep again this week.
21:00 Miami Grand Prix
George Russell
Win Race
50 WIN
George Russell finished 3rd here last year as he was a bit of the best behind the McLaren duo. A year is a long time in this game, and now they arrive this time around with it looking like a Mercedes race and him being the leading man. I like him to get the job done.
Charles Leclerc - Yes
Podium Finish
50 WIN
Charles Leclerc looks value at these odds to podium finish to me , something he has done in 2 of the last 4 years here in Miami.
22:45 Cadillac Championship
Harris English
25 EW
Harris English has made 9 of his 10 cuts this season and his consistency has been through the roof. The 5-time PGA Tour winner could grind his way to a win here this week on a demanding course. His game looked in great shape coming in after his best finish of the season last time out with a T4 at the RBC Heritage.
Jake Knapp
50 WIN
Jake Knapp ranks 8th in strokes gained total on tour this season and 7th for strokes gained putting. Him being so high up in terms of putting is a great indicator that a win is coming soon. Coupled with his elite-level ball striking, he will eventually run over a field.
Kurt Kitayama
25 EW
Kurt Kitayama might be the least talked about multiple PGA Tour title winner in the last handful of years. He has shown he can win in these elevated/signature event fields, having previously won the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He came close to another earlier this season, finishing 2nd at the Genesis.
Sahith Theegala
25 EW
Sahith Theegala already had four top-10 finishes under his belt this season, and he looks to be edging his way back to the form that saw him break through as a PGA Tour winner. His game translates well to this course, where distance can be a key factor, and his appetite for risk can pay dividends as well. He had a T6 earlier this season in a stronger field than this in a signature event at the Arnold Palmer. With a handful of top guns skipping the week for scheduling issues, I think he is value here.
Tom Hoge
25 EW
2??"3 years ago when we arrived at a course where ball striking was the name of the game, Tom Hoge would have been a consideration for most at odds in the 50s range. Here we are, deep into triple-digit long-odds territory, and I think the upside is there. He steadied the ship with four solid rounds at the RBC Heritage, but it is last week's showing??"where he finished T6 alongside Billy Horschel at the Zurich in a more relaxed atmosphere??"that I am hoping will have brought more to his game and confidence levels. For Hoge, the feeling of going low, even if on an easy setup, could unlock a bit of freedom with the putter. If it does, he could contend for a place here.
22:45 Regions Tradition
Ben Crane
50 WIN
Ben Crane flattered to deceive in his first few starts as a senior as expectations were set high for the new kid on the block. He has, however, been a lot better in his last couple of outings. He finished close with a runner-up finish at the Senior PGA Championship. If he can bring that level of play here this week, I think he gets that first win at this level under his belt.
22:45 Riviera Maya Open
Linn Grant
25 EW
A two-time LPGA Tour winner and with countless titles under her belt on the Ladies European Tour, as well as a win in a mixed event giving her a DP World Tour title, Linn Grant looks closer to getting back in the winners' circle than her results suggest. Her ball-striking is all but there in my eyes, and now she just needs to get hot with the putter. She is a standout at these odds to me, as she is in the handful of most reliable players in the field. Once she gets into contention she is a killer.
Lucy Li
25 EW
This is not a course that will allow for incredibly low scoring and will instead favour more reliable ball strikers in my opinion. Lucy Li is one of these, with 6 of her 7 cuts made this season. The only question mark is whether she can find some flow with the putter once she gets to the majority of greens in regulation.
Melanie Green
25 EW
Melanie Green is a player on the rise in her rookie year on the LPGA Tour. She has wasted no time getting acclimatised to the level, with 4 of her 5 cuts made and a top-10 finish already under her belt. She looks like a winner in waiting.
Minami Katsu
50 WIN
Minami Katsu looks close to getting her first title at LPGA Tour level. She is coming in in good form with finishes of 3rd, T7, and T12 in her last four outings, showing a very solid and consistent level of play.
Weiwei Zhang
25 EW
Weiwei Zhang has made 4 of her 5 cuts so far this season and showed her upside and that she is capable of competing at the business end of these events, as shown by her runner-up finish at the Blue Bay LPGA last month.
3rd January 2027
17:00 PDC World Championship 2027
Beau Greaves
25 EW
Beau Greaves is now a PDC title holder and looks set to further establish herself as a mainstay on the tour for years to come. Not only did she make history by winning the Players Championship 11, but she did so in spectacular fashion, beating three former PDC World champions in the quarter-final, semi-final, and final as she dispatched Rob Cross, Gary Anderson, and Michael Smith. As we speak now in April, she has a further eight months until the latter stages of the World Championship to get more stage and TV experience. If she can do that, she will make these odds look silly come December.
Rob Cross
50 WIN
Rob Cross is showing signs of getting back to his old self, and the multiple major winner could make these odds look silly if he gets his TV game back before the end of the year. He is a previous winner, having won on debut in 2018, and in two of the last three World Championships it has been Luke Littler who has knocked him out. I think Cross could make a deep run in a major and maybe even win one in the next six months. If he does, he could go off as low as 20/1 to pick up his second World Championship.
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