2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic odds, Predictions & Free Picks – Favorites and Sleepers to Bet On: The opening PGA Tour odds to win the 2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic to be played Thursday thru Sunday at the TPC Southwind Course in Memphis, Tennessee have been posted at Bovada Sportsbook. The favorite to win this week on the PA Tour in Memphis is Dustin Johnson at 11/2 odds. The 2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic has been played on the PGA Tour annually since 1958 and is a par 70 tournament with a total prize fund of $6 million. First place will win $1,080,000 million dollars.
2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic Odds & Predictions – The Favorites
The favorite to win this week is 30 year-old Dustin Johnson at 11/2 odds. The 6-4, 190 pound pro from Columbia, South Carolina has 9 career wins on the PGA Tour in his career thus far including a win this season at the 2015 WGC-Cadillac Championship. Johnson is one of the best long drivers on the tour and has finished inside the Top 5 in driving distance stats all five of his PGA Tour seasons. Johnson should be plenty confident heading into the 2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic as he already has won this event in his career as he was the winner in 2012 at TPC Southwind.
The PGA tour pro with the second best odds to win at the 2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic according to Bovada Sportsbook’s linemakers is Phil Mickelson at 14/1 odds. The 44 year-old pro from San Diego, California has 42 career PGA Tour wins in his Hall of Famer career so far and will be itching to get back into the winner’s circle for the first time on the tour since 2013. The veteran 6-3, 200 pound lefty has never
won the FedEx St. Jude Classic so he will be even extra hungrier to add a new title to his fabulous trophy case this week in Memphis.
2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic Odds & Predictions – The Sleepers
A couple of top PGA Tour pros that we consider to be strong “sleepers” to potentially win this week on the tour include Harris English and Ben Crane. English is carrying 20/1 odds to win this week an he won the FedEx St. Jude Classic in 2013 so he should be confident and able to navigate his way around the course this week. Crane is carrying real longshot odds of 100/1 but he won this event last year and you will be hard pressed to find a better paying “sleeper” pick that can realistically win on the PGA Tour this season than Crane this week.
2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic Free Picks from BettingOnlineUSA.com: Harris Enlish to win at 20/1 odds
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2015 FedEx St. Jude Classic Odds from Bovada
Dustin Johnson
11/2
Phil Mickelson
12/1
Ryan Palmer
14/1
Billy Horschel
16/1
Webb Simpson
16/1
Harris English
20/1
Brooks Koepka
25/1
Paul Casey
25/1
Jamie Donaldson
28/1
Brendon Todd
33/1
Graeme McDowell
33/1
Luke Donald
33/1
George Mcneill
45/1
Jerry Kelly
50/1
Russell Knox
50/1
Shawn Stefani
50/1
Brendon De Jonge
55/1
Charl Schwartzel
55/1
Jason Bohn
55/1
Nick Watney
55/1
Boo Weekley
66/1
Brian Harman
66/1
Cameron Tringale
66/1
Charles Howell III
66/1
Scott Pinckney
66/1
Steven Bowditch
66/1
Chesson Hadley
75/1
Matt Jones
75/1
Carl Pettersson
80/1
Martin Laird
80/1
Matt Every
80/1
Padraig Harrington
80/1
Will Wilcox
80/1
Camilo Villegas
90/1
David Hearn
90/1
Kevin Chappell
90/1
Ben Crane
100/1
Bryce Molder
100/1
Colt Knost
100/1
Jason Kokrak
100/1
Jeff Overton
100/1
John Merrick
100/1
Austin Cook
125/1
Chad Campbell
125/1
Chris Stroud
125/1
Hudson Swafford
125/1
Jon Curran
125/1
Retief Goosen
125/1
Scott Brown
125/1
Scott Stallings
125/1
Seung-yul Noh
125/1
Stewart Cink
125/1
Tommy Gainey
125/1
Troy Merritt
125/1
William Mcgirt
125/1
Zac Blair
125/1
Alex Cejka
150/1
Blayne Barber
150/1
David Toms
150/1
Johnson Wagner
150/1
Jonathan Byrd
150/1
Luke Guthrie
150/1
Martin Flores
150/1
Michael Thompson
150/1
Brian Stuard
175/1
Jonathan Randolph
175/1
Rod Pampling
175/1
Will Mackenzie
175/1
Aaron Baddeley
200/1
Alex Prugh
200/1
Cameron Percy
200/1
Chad Collins
200/1
D.A. Points
200/1
Davis Love III
200/1
Greg Chalmers
200/1
Jhonattan Vegas
200/1
Ken Duke
200/1
Lucas Glover
200/1
Nicholas Thompson
200/1
Robert Allenby
200/1
Roberto Castro
200/1
Andrew Loupe
250/1
Andrew Putnam
250/1
Andrew Svoboda
250/1
Billy Hurley III
250/1
Blake Adams
250/1
Brian Davis
250/1
Charlie Beljan
250/1
Charlie Wi
250/1
Derek Fathauer
250/1
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
250/1
Greg Owen
250/1
J.J. Henry
250/1
Kyle Reifers
250/1
Kyle Stanley
250/1
Mark Wilson
250/1
Robert Garrigus
250/1
S.J. Park
250/1
Spencer Levin
250/1
Tim Petrovic
250/1
Vaughn Taylor
250/1
Andres Romero
300/1
Ben Curtis
300/1
Bill Lunde
300/1
Brice Garnett
300/1
Chez Reavie
300/1
Derek Ernst
300/1
Fabian Gomez
300/1
Jason Gore
300/1
John Rollins
300/1
Justin Leonard
300/1
Mark Hubbard
300/1
Richard Sterne
300/1
Sam Saunders
300/1
Steve Wheatcroft
300/1
Steven Alker
300/1
Tom Gillis
300/1
Whee Kim
300/1
Heath Slocum
350/1
Josh Teater
350/1
Tim Wilkinson
350/1
Brandt Jobe
400/1
Dicky Pride
400/1
Glen Day
400/1
Max Homa
400/1
Tag Ridings
400/1
Trevor Immelman
400/1
Byron Smith
500/1
Carlos Sainz Jr
500/1
Chris Smith
500/1
Eric Axley
500/1
Harrison Frazar
500/1
Jim Renner
500/1
Joe Affrunti
500/1
Oscar Fraustro
500/1
Roger Sloan
500/1
Tom Hoge
500/1
Tyrone Van-Aswegen
500/1
Zack Sucher
500/1
Benjamin Alvarado
750/1
Corey Conners
750/1
David Duval
750/1
Mike Weir
750/1
Sam Burns
750/1
Scott McCarron
750/1
Neal Lancaster
1000/1
