Cam Davis is a huge 70/1 to claim his third career Rocket Classic title - while Keegan Bradley is a BOOSTED 18/1 second-favourite according to Sky Bet
PGA Tour action returns Thursday - as the Detroit Golf Club plays host to the Rocket Classic.
For those who will be following closely - Collin Morikawa is the shortest-priced in the market to be crowned champion - with the American valued at 12/1 (6 PLACES).
Meanwhile, Morikawa's fellow countryman Keegan Bradley is a BOOSTED 18/1 second-favourite according to Sky Bet.
Bradley has been in strong form of late - with him finishing top 10 at the Memorial Tournament before winning the Travelers Championship last time out.
Bradley was impressive en route to his eighth career PGA Tour victory - shooting 2-under to storm over the top of Tommy Fleetwood late on the final day to win by a shot.
Patrick Cantlay, Ben Griffin and Cameron Young round out the five favourites in the market at 18/1, 22/1 and 30/1 respectively.
Lastly, for those after an outsider - Cam Davis is an eye-catching 70/1 outsider to hoist the trophy.
Davis won the Rocket Classic in 2024 - with the Aussie shooting 18-under to claim his second career PGA Tour win - both of which have come at the Rocket Classic.
Sky Bet odds to win the Rocket Classic (EW - 6 places):
Collin Morikawa 12/1
Keegan Bradely WAS 16/1 NOW 18/1
Patrick Cantlay 18/1
Ben Griffin 22/1
Cameron Young 30/1
Cam Davis 70/1
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