WM Phoenix Open Expert Picks 2025: PGA TOUR GOLF Estimates and Analysis for TPC Scottsdale – FansIDed

For golf fans, Super Bowl Week is also the best time of the year as WM Phoenix Open Week is also happening. Traveling to TPC Scottsdale annually is easily the biggest party in the PGA Tour, and we will also see one of the most stasable tests in the golf calendar. And this does not only include watching the barrel of the crowded 16th hole and hopes you will not be whistled.

Nick Taylor pulled out a dramatic victory in the playoffs over Charlie Hoffman on the WM Phoenix open year ago, but Scottie Scheffler, of course, made his second start to the season in PGA Tour this week and is a heavy favorite according to the odds. There is a very large discrepancy between the World No. 1 on board the odds before we reach Justin Thomas. But once again we do not ride with Scottie.

Maybe this is a mistake, especially since it was a little cold from late when it comes to our PGA Tour photos. We remain on the course with our process and continue with our WM Phoenix Open Picks, starting with our prediction of winners before unpacking the top 10, sleeping and more.

Write for golf betting in 2025: 3-16-0, -7.025 units (-3 units of Pebble Beach) | One and made in total for 2025: $ 2,424 602 (Justin Thomas on Pebble Beach, $ 48,600)

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Select to win WM Phoenix Open (0.5 units): Maverick Mcnealy (+6000, Fanduel)

At some level, it was a strange start to the 2025 season for Maverick Mcnealy, to a large extent, because its form is counteracting what we saw the greater part of last year and indeed throughout his career. He is ranked 16th in SG: approach in the last 28 rounds, but his short game is not at its normal extremely high level. Even at 60/1 odds, however, this is a person who finished T6 in this tournament a year ago and now hits the ball exponentially better. If the short game returns to its normal shape, Mcnealy has to compete this week.

Top 10 choice for WM Phoenix Open: Justin Thomas (+125)

Justin Thomas didn’t do us exactly last week, as he just couldn’t find the right outfit while fighting from the Trinity. However, he has already gained an approach to eight straight events and his story in TPC Scottsdale is starry. It has six straight 15 endings at this place, including four inside the top 10 and three in the top 5. Getting it plus odds when to enter the top 10 again in the box for an event without signing and how well it is fully fulfilled to start the 2025 season, feels like a huge gift.

One and made choice for WM Phoenix Open: Maverick Mcnealy

Again, this is not a signature event, so it is not necessary to try to continue after a big name for one and do it. Fortunately, I think mcnealy can win this week by making me perfectly happy that I just unfold it this week and I hope that it can end near the top of the ranking even if it is not able to Win our opposite choice.

Top 40 Sleeping Choice for WM Phoenix Open: Gary Woodland (+110)

I gave out Gary Woodland as a sleeping choice to win the Si Golf round table this week, but we play it a little more conservative here with the top 40 games so it just doesn’t play badly that he didn’t do often when he is In the form of this event. Woodland is the top 20 in SG: OFF Tee and SG: Approach in the last 28 rounds, but also won here in 2018 and ended T7 year after its form falls. After the T16 in Sony and then T22 in Pebble, I think he goes with a good finish to Phoenix.

Top 20 bedroom choice for WM Phoenix Open: Andrew Novak (+220)

When Andrew Novak gets hot, you will be foolish not to take advantage, something we were late at the party last year. After finishing third in the farmers and T13 of Pebble Beach, he seems to be prepared to go to a little mini. The implementation of this argument is even more strong that he finished the T8 of this tournament a year ago in his debut at the TPC Scottsdale, giving some credibility to the idea that it is the perfect moment to become hot. With better 2/1 coefficients only for the top 20, I am completely intrigued.