WGC Workday 2021 Betting Card

Bome! We nailed Max Homa last week at 70/1 on this very card! That puts the Big Balls Betting Card up 17 units since the new season started in September!

Since the new 2020-2021 season started in September, we've hit 6 outright winners all over 25/1 and 1 first round leader at 100/1 documented in this article or on Pat's "Not That Anyone Really Cares" betting card. This article ain't for betting favorites and it ain't for small balled bettors.

We've received some very helpful insight from a pair of boots on the ground at Concession and it's somewhat changed my outright approach since my early thoughts on Monday night for the podcast. All the salacious details can be found in the NUT HUT.

Brooks & Reed are my 2 "shorter" plays given the quality of the field, likely winning score, and the fact that Jack wants to produce elite winners here I'm sure. Brooks is best on bermuda, a Florida boy through and through and coming off a win (that we nailed btw). Plus, it's a big time event and Brooks is big time. The Reed play applies when it's going to be a grinder type event. If it requires precision iron play, elite scrambling and putting while staying patient...gimme Reed.

Sungae coming off a 2 week break (finally), loving bermuda and having such elite irons is too tempting to pass up. The form is trending nicely and he's proven he can compete in strong fields with a runner up at The Masters and a win last year at another tough Florida track for the Honda.

Cam Smith's elite short game around the greens, 4th place finish last week at another tough track with an elite field and his record in big events is all I need to jump on at 60/1.

Guess who's number 1 over the last 75 rounds on bermuda putting surfaces and finished 5th last week at the Genesis? Matthew Fitzpatrick! He loves tough, grinder type tracks...6th WGC St Jude, 3rd at Memorial (Jack's place), 9th at API all in 2020. His WGC record overall is strong to quite strong.

Jason Day is scary AF in a no cut event where you get paid as long as you hit your first tee shot. However, the weather is warm and coming off the T7 at Pebble Beach. Short game around the greens and a putting contest...he's worth a shot at 66/1.

I love the value on Leishman at triple digits. This guy is a big time winner worldwide and this event is not too big for him if he finds himself in the mix on Sunday. Plus, he's back in his normal form of late. He plays well in Florida and his best putting surface is bermuda. Too long a number for Leish...

Finally, another WD risk, but I'm rolling the dice with another grinder in Kevin Na. He's already won this year, and he's another guy that's proven to be pretty fearless when in contention in big fields. His best putting surface is bermuda and he's one of the best scramblers on the PGA TOUR. He doesn't have much to right home about in terms of high finishes at WGC events, but his record at Memorial is fantastic. He finished runner up at Jack's place in 2014 and 9th in 2020.