PGA Tour 2019 Sentry Tournament of Champions Props

• Plenty of fun prop bets available for Sentry Tournament of Champions
• Which golfers have the best odds to win head-to-head?
• The best value prop bet picks

The official restart to the 2018-19 PGA Tour season begins in earnest this week (January 3rd) in Hawaii for the winners-only Sentry Tournament of Champions.

Among the 37 champions last season, 34 have decided to tee it up, with only Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Justin Rose declining to participate. If you want the odds to win the tournament, see our 2019 Sentry Tournament of Champions Odds and Picks.

Books have offered several prop bets for the tournament so we’re going to find the best picks for you to make your wallet fatter in the New Year. There are a myriad of choices to bet on but let’s pick out five fun ones.

The importance of an early 🏆 in the new year …

The last 10 winners @Sentry_TOC have made it to the @PlayoffFinale.#FedExCup pic.twitter.com/AAQJr0M8rJ

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) January 2, 2019

Thomas, Koepka and DeChambeau vs the Field

*All odds taken January 2nd

Justin Thomas has seven wins in the last two years, including this very event in 2017.

All Brooks Koepka has done is win three majors in the last two years and won his first non-major since 2015.

Bryson DeChambeau has three wins in his last five official tour starts. All told, this is a juicy bet to pick one of those three guys to win with nine golfers sporting +10000 or longer odds to win this tournament!

Last 5 starts on TOUR for @B_DeChambeau:

🏆 3 wins
1️⃣7️⃣ rounds under par
🐦 67.2 scoring average
🤯 68-under par
🤣 1 @RickieFowler impersonation#LiveUnderParpic.twitter.com/TE4Ff90c99

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) January 2, 2019

First Round Leader

This bet is always a dart throw but there is one intriguing name to select here – Gary Woodland.

He was the first round leader at the PGA Championship in August and has finished 12th or better in six of his last seven events. He also ended last season with opening rounds of 67 or better in six of his last seven events.

🎯ACE from @GaryWoodland!#MustSeeMoments https://t.co/sX50na8uq7 pic.twitter.com/ucNHGisZXd

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) December 10, 2018

Top American Golfer

If you want to hedge against the Thomas/Koepka/DeChambeau vs the field bet then you could recoup that by looking for a name on this list who was on our Sentry Tournament of Champions preview.

Patrick Reed is heading back to the NYSE today. Gavels, beware. pic.twitter.com/UqZsmMlHXl

— Skratch (@Skratch) April 9, 2018

That would be none other than the fiery pitbull Patrick Reed, who undoubtedly will have a massive chip on his shoulder after the Ryder Cup controversy that he found himself embroiled in.

His three career starts at Kapalua have been dynamite – a victory (2015), a runner-up finish, and a tie for sixth.

Better Finish – Dustin Johnson vs Jon Rahm

These two guys finished first and second at this tournament just last year – albeit DJ smoked Rahm en route to an eight-stroke victory.

Rahm won his last event (Hero World Challenge) while Johnson finished seventh. Rahm is primed for a monster season and because their games are so similar, and there’s more value in betting on the Spaniard, go with Rahm.

To hell with the #1 world golf ranking. Jon Rahm’s hat tan got him in the hall of fame. Today. pic.twitter.com/2GT6IkrZF6

— Matt Barrie (@MattBarrie) January 28, 2018

Will there be a Playoff?

It’s so tempting to pick YES simply because of the great value, but recent history suggests it would be unlikely.

Eight of the last ten tournaments have resulted in a regulation victory. Of those eight times, six have been by at least three strokes, including DJ’s eight-stroke triumph last year.

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