2015 Valero Texas Open Odds, Free Picks & Predictions – Jordan Spieth the 8/1 Vegas Favorite: The betting odds on who will win the 2015 Valero Texas Open have been released at Bovada Sportsbook and the favorite to win on the PGA Tour this week is Jordan Spieth at 8/1 odds. The Valero Texas Open will take place this week starting on Thursday, March 26th at The Oaks Course at the TPC San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas.
The Valero Texas Open has always been played in San Antonio since it first began on the PGA Tour in 1922. Back then the event was called simply the “Texas Open” and was played primarily at the Brackenridge Park Golf Course except for the 1927 and 1928 years when it was played at Willow Springs Golf Course. The event has seen the biggest names in the sports travel thru and play over the years including wins by all-time PGA legends Ben Hogan, Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead among others.
This tournament has always been regarded by pros on the tour as one that is very easy to score low numbers. In fact, every year ince 1934 the winner of the Valero Texas Open has shot a winning score that’s been under par. It’s so easy, in fact, that the all-time PGA Tour record for a Par 72 course was set here in 2003 when Tommy Armour III shot a 254 to finish -26 under par. The Oaks Course at the TPC San Antonio is a par 72 course that stretches over 7,433 yards and is an absolutely beautiful course to play and watch an event on the PGA Tour.
Last year’s 2014 Valero Texas Open Winner was Australia’s Steven Bowditch who shot a total score of 280 to finish -8 under par. Bowditch took home the first place winner’s purse of $1,116,000. Despite winning the Valero Texas Open last season, Bowditch has been given long shot 150/1 odds to repeat as champion this week by Bovada Sportsbook.
Other top PGA Tour pros with the strongest odds to win the 2015 Valero Texas Open besides the favorite Jordan Spieth at 8/1 include Dustin Johnson at 9/1, Jimmy Walker at 20/1, Jim Furyk at 22/1, Matt Kuchar at 22/1, Martin Kaymer at 25/1, Phil Mickelson at 25/1, Zach Johnson at 25/1, Ryan Palmer at 28/1 and Harris English at 33/1. A few sleepers to keep an eye on in the eyes of our PGA Tour handicapping experts are Graeme McDowell at 50/1, Matt Every at 50/1 and Nick Watney at 55/1.
Our top expert PGA Tour handicapper Sonny LaFouchi(aka The Legend) has made his 2015 Valero Texas Open Predictions and he is picking Zach Johnson to win his 3rd career Valero Texas Open at 25/1 odds. Johnson won this event in 2008 and 2009 an is excellent value at 25/1 as he will bring back $2500 for every $100 wagered on him at the betting window. You can view the most recently updated PGA Golf odds including updated odds to win the 2015 Masters everyday from Bovada on NSAwins.com. Good luck to all of you.
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Odds to Win 2015 Valero Texas Open
Jordan Spieth
8/1
Dustin Johnson
9/1
Jimmy Walker
20/1
Jim Furyk
22/1
Matt Kuchar
22/1
Martin Kaymer
25/1
Phil Mickelson
25/1
Zach Johnson
25/1
Ryan Palmer
28/1
Harris English
33/1
Kevin Na
33/1
Brendan Steele
40/1
Brendon Todd
40/1
Martin Laird
40/1
Billy Horschel
45/1
Jason Kokrak
45/1
Matt Jones
45/1
Charley Hoffman
50/1
Daniel Berger
50/1
Graeme McDowell
50/1
Jason Dufner
50/1
Matt Every
50/1
Charles Howell III
55/1
Daniel Summerhays
55/1
Gary Woodland
55/1
Graham Delaet
55/1
Justin Thomas
55/1
Nick Watney
55/1
Sean O’Hair
55/1
Shane Lowry
55/1
Chris Kirk
66/1
Russell Knox
66/1
Will Mackenzie
66/1
Brendon De Jonge
75/1
Fredrik Jacobson
75/1
Shawn Stefani
75/1
Branden Grace
90/1
Francesco Molinari
90/1
Brian Harman
100/1
Cameron Tringale
100/1
Camilo Villegas
100/1
James Hahn
100/1
John Senden
100/1
Marc Warren
100/1
Sangmoon Bae
100/1
Scott Piercy
100/1
David Lingmerth
125/1
George Mcneill
125/1
Jeff Overton
125/1
Jerry Kelly
125/1
John Huh
125/1
K.J. Choi
125/1
Kevin Chappell
125/1
Pat Perez
125/1
Seung-yul Noh
125/1
Aaron Baddeley
150/1
Boo Weekley
150/1
Carl Pettersson
150/1
Carlos Ortiz
150/1
Danny Lee
150/1
David Hearn
150/1
Hudson Swafford
150/1
John Peterson
150/1
Luke Guthrie
150/1
Martin Flores
150/1
Retief Goosen
150/1
Scott Stallings
150/1
Steven Bowditch
150/1
Tony Finau
150/1
William Mcgirt
150/1
Alex Cejka
175/1
Bo Van Pelt
175/1
Brian Davis
175/1
Chesson Hadley
175/1
Geoff Ogilvy
175/1
Lucas Glover
175/1
Robert Garrigus
175/1
Zac Blair
175/1
Alex Prugh
200/1
Andrew Loupe
200/1
Ben Curtis
200/1
Brian Stuard
200/1
Bryce Molder
200/1
Chad Campbell
200/1
Chris Stroud
200/1
D.A. Points
200/1
Jhonattan Vegas
200/1
Jon Curran
200/1
Ken Duke
200/1
Max Homa
200/1
Michael Putnam
200/1
Michael Thompson
200/1
Nicholas Thompson
200/1
Scott Langley
200/1
Spencer Levin
200/1
Troy Merritt
200/1
Adam Hadwin
250/1
Andrew Svoboda
250/1
Blayne Barber
250/1
Chad Collins
250/1
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
250/1
J.J. Henry
250/1
Kevin Kisner
250/1
Scott Brown
250/1
Andres Gonzales
300/1
Andres Romero
300/1
Billy Hurley III
300/1
Derek Ernst
300/1
Jim Herman
300/1
Johnson Wagner
300/1
Justin Leonard
300/1
Kyle Reifers
300/1
Mark Wilson
300/1
Ricky Barnes
300/1
S.J. Park
300/1
Colt Knost
350/1
Fabian Gomez
350/1
Justin Hicks
350/1
Mark Hubbard
350/1
Steve Wheatcroft
350/1
Brandon Hagy
400/1
Davis Love III
400/1
Derek Fathauer
400/1
John Merrick
400/1
Robert Allenby
400/1
Andrew Putnam
500/1
Blake Adams
500/1
Brice Garnett
500/1
Chez Reavie
500/1
Jarrod Lyle
500/1
Tim Wilkinson
500/1
Cameron Beckman
750/1
Dudley Hart
750/1
Mike Weir
750/1
Sam Burns
750/1
Jim Renner
1000/1
Ryan Polzin
1000/1
Scott Verplank
1000/1