The Charles Schwab Challenge is next on the PGA Tour calendar on Thursday, May 23 and will showcase plenty of quality golfers aiming for a piece of the $9,100,000 at Colonial Golf Course in Fort Worth, Texas. Scottie Scheffler remains on top of the field as the favorite with a moneyline at +270.
The 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge will take place at the newly remastered Colonial Golf Course in Fort Worth, Texas. The course is a Par 70 that spans roughly 7,300 yards.
This will be the first time anyone has played on the course since it has been remodeled. Tour players get the first opportunity to play, while members will partake next month in competition.
The winning score here last year was a -8, which ended in a playoff battle between Emiliano Grano (winner) and Adam Schenk. Grano has been inconsistent leading up to this year's event, making him a long shot to succeed.
Many golfers present strong arguments for winning this event, with plenty returning from a year prior. See who might deliver in a tough field below.
Tony Finau +2700
Finau has played well lately and has positive momentum coming into sub events where he had played solidly in the past. Since 2015, he has landed two top-five finishes and four in the top 20 range.
However, he did not make the cut at this event last year. He is coming off of a T18 finish at the PGA Championship.
Max Homa +1975
Homa tied for ninth here last year and had a good shot at success through most of the tournament. He is currently the 10th-best golfer in the world and is coming off a T35 performance at the PGA Championship. He offers a compelling opportunity to land within the top 10.
Collin Morikawa +1175
Morikawa is quietly the second favorite to win this event, only because Scheffler is earning all the attention. Since competing in the Masters, he has not placed worse than a T23 in a handful of events after and gives him the best momentum out of anyone to do well here.
MyBookie offers the odds for the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, with Scottie Scheffler being the face of this event. As usual, it makes sense to pick the best golfer in the world at an event he has performed well at.
Despite the course getting much needed updates, Scheffler should perform well in a somewhat familiar environment. Placing second here last year, he has an opportunity to finish inside the top three once again.
While the field is not weak, Scheffler is a clear favorite and arguably the strongest golfer here. Look for him tk find success here.
