The 2024 World Wide Technology Championship is set to tee off on November 7 at the El Cardonal Golf Course in Mexico, designed by Tiger Woods. This event features a mix of top golfers and rising stars vying for 500 FedEx Cup points. With the first round starting at 8:30 a. m. ET, bettors are eager to place their wagers. Max Greyserman, fresh off a T-2 finish at the Zozo Championship, is the favorite at 16-1 odds, followed by Cameron Young at 18-1. Defending champion Erik van Rooyen is a 35-1 longshot.

A proven computer model from SportsLine has been making accurate predictions since June 2020, netting over $9, 500 on its best bets. It has nailed 13 major championships, including recent ones like the Masters and PGA Championship. The model has simulated the World Wide Technology Championship 10, 000 times, revealing some surprising predictions.

One major surprise is that Cameron Young, despite his top-10 finishes this season, may struggle. His accuracy issues and past performances suggest he might not crack the top five. On the other hand, Matt Kuchar, a 30-1 longshot, could make a strong run. Kuchar won this event in 2018 and has been consistent recently.

The model also identifies five other golfers with longshot odds who could challenge for the title. These picks could potentially yield big wins for bettors.

Golf Betting Tips: Predictions for 2024 World Wide Technology Championship

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