2015 Wells Fargo Championship Odds, Predictions & Free Picks – Favorites and Sleepers at Quail Hollow The odds to win the 2015 Wells Fargo Championship have been posted on our PGA odds page from Bovada Sportsbook and the favorite to win is Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy at 7/2 odds. The 2015 Wells Fargo Championship will be played at the Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday, May 14th thru Sunday, May 17th. The tournament is a stroke play format on a par 72 course with a total purse of $7.1 million with the first place winner receiving $1.278 million.
2015 Wells Fargo Championship Odds & Predictions – The Favorites
Rory McIlroy is the favorite to win this week at the Wells Fargo Championship and he should be confident as he won this event in 2010 when it was called the Quail Hollow Championship. That win was very special for McIlroy as it was the first PGA Tour win in his career. The 26 year-old native of Northern Ireland has gone on to win nine more PGA Tour events the past 5 years including one this season on May 3rd at the WGC-Cadillac Match Play Championship. McIlroy was the leading PGA Tour money winner in 2012 and 2014 and is on pace to challenge for that honor once again in 2015 and a win this week at Quail Hollow will go a long ways towards achieving that goal.
The two players with the next best odds to win the 2015 Wells Fargo Championship are Henrik Stenson and Jim Furyk at 18/1 apiece. Furyk won this event back in 2006 when it was called the Wachovia Championship and has won 17 tournaments on the PGA Tour in his career including a win on April 19th this year at the RBC Heritage. Stenson has four career wins on the PGA Tour with his last win coming back in 2013 at the Tour Championship.
2015 Wells Fargo Championship Odds & Predictions – The Sleepers
A couple of PGA Tour pros that we consider solid sleepers to potentially win this week at the Wells Fargo Championship are J.B. Holmes at 28/1 odds and Adam Scott at 30/1 odds. Holmes won this event last year when he shot a 274 to win by one stroke and he should be extremely confident around the greens this week as he knows what it takes to get it done at Quail Hollow. Holmes has four PGA Tour wins in his career and has won already in 2015 as he won the Shell Houston Open on April 5th. Scott is a proven winner on the PGA Tour with 11 career victories under his belt and is hungry for another win as he hasn’t won since May 25th, 2014 at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial. We like his chances this week to be in the hunt come Sunday.
2015 Wells Fargo Championship Free Picks from BettingOnlineUSA.com: Adam Scott to win at 30/1 odds
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2015 Wells Fargo Championship Odds from Bovada
Rory McIlroy
7/2
Henrik Stenson
18/1
Jim Furyk
18/1
Phil Mickelson
20/1
Hideki Matsuyama
25/1
Bill Haas
28/1
J.B. Holmes
28/1
Adam Scott
30/1
Patrick Reed
33/1
Kevin Kisner
35/1
Louis Oosthuizen
40/1
Ryan Moore
40/1
Ben Martin
50/1
Hunter Mahan
50/1
Justin Thomas
50/1
Sean O’Hair
50/1
Brendon De Jonge
66/1
Charl Schwartzel
66/1
Gary Woodland
66/1
Russell Knox
66/1
Webb Simpson
66/1
Brian Harman
80/1
Charles Howell III
80/1
Chesson Hadley
80/1
Daniel Berger
80/1
David Hearn
80/1
George Mcneill
80/1
Morgan Hoffman
80/1
Nick Watney
80/1
Pat Perez
80/1
Rory Sabbatini
80/1
Brendan Steele
100/1
Jason Kokrak
100/1
John Peterson
100/1
Kevin Streelman
100/1
Lucas Glover
100/1
Martin Laird
100/1
Bo Van Pelt
125/1
Boo Weekley
125/1
Daniel Summerhays
125/1
David Toms
125/1
Kyle Reifers
125/1
Matt Jones
125/1
Padraig Harrington
125/1
Ryo Ishikawa
125/1
Sangmoon Bae
125/1
Blayne Barber
150/1
Carlos Ortiz
150/1
D.A. Points
150/1
Ernie Els
150/1
Fredrik Jacobson
150/1
Geoff Ogilvy
150/1
Jason Gore
150/1
Jeff Overton
150/1
Jhonattan Vegas
150/1
Jim Herman
150/1
Jonathan Byrd
150/1
K.J. Choi
150/1
Kevin Chappell
150/1
Luke Guthrie
150/1
Martin Flores
150/1
Retief Goosen
150/1
Robert Karlsson
150/1
Robert Streb
150/1
Scott Brown
150/1
Scott Piercy
150/1
Scott Pinckney
150/1
Seung-yul Noh
150/1
Shawn Stefani
150/1
Troy Merritt
150/1
Whee Kim
150/1
Alex Cejka
200/1
Alex Prugh
200/1
Angel Cabrera
200/1
Brian Davis
200/1
Camilo Villegas
200/1
Carl Pettersson
200/1
Chad Campbell
200/1
Chad Collins
200/1
Chris Stroud
200/1
Danny Lee
200/1
David Lingmerth
200/1
Derek Ernst
200/1
Erik Compton
200/1
James Hahn
200/1
Jason Bohn
200/1
John Huh
200/1
John Merrick
200/1
Johnson Wagner
200/1
Jonas Blixt
200/1
Mark Wilson
200/1
Robert Garrigus
200/1
Scott Langley
200/1
Scott Stallings
200/1
Spencer Levin
200/1
Steve Wheatcroft
200/1
Stewart Cink
200/1
Vijay Singh
200/1
William Mcgirt
200/1
Zac Blair
200/1
Aaron Baddeley
250/1
Andres Gonzales
250/1
Andres Romero
250/1
Billy Hurley III
250/1
Brian Stuard
250/1
Brice Garnett
250/1
Derek Fathauer
250/1
Fabian Gomez
250/1
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
250/1
Greg Owen
250/1
J.J. Henry
250/1
Jon Curran
250/1
Ken Duke
250/1
Michael Putnam
250/1
Michael Thompson
250/1
Nick Taylor
250/1
Patrick Rodgers
250/1
Robert Allenby
250/1
Sam Saunders
250/1
Steven Bowditch
250/1
Tony Finau
250/1
Will Mackenzie
250/1
Adam Hadwin
300/1
Andrew Putnam
300/1
Blake Adams
300/1
Charlie Beljan
300/1
Colt Knost
300/1
Jonathan Randolph
300/1
Mark Hubbard
300/1
Max Homa
300/1
Nicholas Thompson
300/1
Ricky Barnes
300/1
S.J. Park
300/1
Tom Gillis
300/1
Cameron Percy
400/1
Trevor Immelman
400/1
Andrew Svoboda
500/1
Bill Lunde
500/1
Corey Conners
500/1
Eric Axley
500/1
Jarrod Lyle
500/1
Jim Renner
500/1
Kelvin Day
500/1
Mike Weir
500/1
Oscar Fraustro
500/1
Roger Sloan
500/1
Tim Wilkinson
500/1
Tom Hoge
500/1
Woody Austin
500/1
Rick Lewallen
1000/1
