The PGA Tour wraps up its season with the Tour Championship this week at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, where the 2026 FedEx Cup champion will be determined. Participation is limited to the top 30 players in points who have qualified for this final event.
DraftKings has posted the odds for the Tour Championship:
– Scottie Scheffler +320
– Rory McIlroy +850
– Ludvig Aberg +1400
– Xander Schauffele +1475
– Wyndham Clark +1475
– Sam Burns +1475
– Cameron Young +1600
– Matt Fitzpatrick +1650
– Patrick Cantlay +1750
– Tommy Fleetwood +1850
– Chris Gotterup +1950
– Collin Morikawa +2150
– Si Woo Kim +2300
– Russell Henley +2500
– Viktor Hovland +2700
– Hideki Matsuyama +3100
– J.J. Spaun +3800
– Ryan Gerard +4200
– Jacob Bridgeman +4300
– Robert MacIntyre +4300
– Min Woo Lee +4600
– Justin Rose +4600
– Tom Kim +5000
– Adam Scott +5000
– Alex Smalley +5700
– Kristoffer Reitan +6000
– Gary Woodland +6000
– Alex Fitzpatrick +7600
– Ryan Fox +8200
– Akshay Bhatia +8400
For the favorite to win the Tour Championship, Scottie Scheffler at +320 stands out. Although the odds seem low, Scheffler's playoff performance has been remarkable, showcasing consistency and skill. His recent record includes finishing T-12 at the 2026 BMW Championship, clinching first at the 2026 St. Jude Championship, and impressive placements in prior events. Despite a troublesome start last week, he has affirmed his resilience, stating, "I’m starting to heal up," after recently overcoming hand-foot-and-mouth disease. Given his winning pattern in playoff tournaments, he could very well emerge victorious at East Lake.
As for a potential sleeper, Robert MacIntyre presents an exciting option at +4300. He secured his place at the Tour Championship by delivering an impressive 65 at the BMW Championship, bringing him from 36th to 25th in the points standings. MacIntyre has triumphed over a knee injury and aims for his first FedEx Cup title; he could model his strategy after last year's champion, Tommy Fleetwood, who claimed victory solely at East Lake.
For longshot betting, Tom Kim at +5000 has proven resilient as well. Despite a tumultuous season that led him to push hard for a spot in the Tour Championship, finishing 29th in points has revived his hopes. After winning the Genesis Scottish Open in July, Kim finished T-5 at the Wyndham Championship and T-12 in the Memphis playoff opener. There’s optimism surrounding his chances to improve upon a T-28 finish from the BMW Championship, making him a noteworthy bet at these odds.
