Charles Schwab Guide Challenge for Weekend Bettings: 3 Choices

Welcome to our weekly PGA Tour Gambling-Tips column, displaying the choice from Golf.com expert Brady Kannon’s prognostic. An experienced golf betting and commentator Kannon is a regular guest in Sportsgrid, a trade union audio network dedicated to sports and sports betting. You can follow on Twitter in @LasvegolferAnd you can read his choices below for Charles Schwab Charles 2025 weekend rounds.

Really really a great stretch in the golf season. Threefold Golf legends associated with CJ CJ Cup Byron Nelson, Charles Schwab Challenge (Ben Hogan) and Jack Nicklaus waiting for the memorial next week. We have to see a classic like the Philadelphia Cricket Club host a signature event, preparing the PGA championship pump. After the memorial, it is Canada Open and the United States open, followed by Scottish Open and the Open Championship. A very tasty run really for both golf fans and golf betting.

While currently staying, we are knocking on the door of the weekend of the commemoration day and we are only halfway through the second leg of Legend Trifecta with 36 holes in the “Alley Hogan” in Fort Worth, TX. Perhaps what is most surprising is the best Longghorn in the world, Scottie Scheffler, is not winning. In fact, he is 10 shocks and 35-1 to win the golf tournament. When was the last time we saw such a prize in the big champion now three times?

Scheffler seemed to be able to do his things once again after shooting a 2nd first 68 on Thursday, but he followed him with a 1-fi 71 Friday. Scheffler is connected to 49 with two rounds left to play.

A winner at the team event last month, Zurich Classic of New Orleans, Ben griffin Shares the direction here with Matti Schmid. Both are on 11 under the tournament-an extraordinary start, taking into account the betting bet of the winning result posted in Las Vegas, the pre-Turneu, was 13.5 under the money. The leader of the first round of surprise, John, is a few shots behind and in third place. Akshay Bhatia It’s four back in the 7th. Six players are connected to the 6th of the Na, included, Rickie Fowler, Jj spaunand Tommy Fleetwood.

It seems that we are for high temperatures in the lower 90s on Saturday and the windy Sunday of the two days ranging from 10 to 20 mph. It doesn’t seem to be easy. Friday can end up as the best day to note that we will see the entire tournament.

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Ben Griffin (+210)

We deduct correctly in griffin (and playing partner Andrew Novak) in Our preliminary column last month For Zurich Classic of New Orleans. It seems that the two players were just in need of that arm wing to help them in the finish line. Enjoying the victory now, I believe Griffin is ready to do it solo. He is doing everything very well. Seventh in SG: Access, fourth for greens in regulations, sixth in SG: around green, and it is no. 1 in this field for SG: Tee to Green. Griffin is winning over three strokes with Putter and currently ranks 10th in this field for SG: Setting. Honestly, I would love him if he would be just a coolant going on the weekend in terms of setting, making him more predisposed for him to improve than to regress in the next two rounds. He is a very good holder though and while he can slip a little, with the way everything else is going for him, I believe he has enough to do it.

Emiliano Grillo Top 5 Finish (+400)

Grillo is 30-1 to win and +175 to complete Top 10. I don’t think none of these are bad shows to do. He won here in Colonial in 2023. Through two rounds, Grillo currently ranks 14th in this field for SG: off the tee. He is no. 1 In the accuracy of the direction, the fourth for the greens in adjustment, and the sixth for SG: access. His ball hit has been great. He is the third in SG: Tee to Green. He ranks 68th in SG: deciding, though – and this is for a guy who has completely returned to his putter game. Grillo is the 48th in the SG tour: setting. It was not long ago that he was one of the worst in play with Flastick. This has changed since then and I expect it to change here over the weekend.

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Matti Schmid (+400)

Schmid has been living this season in alternative field events, but has not achieved so well against updated competition. He was the sixth in Puerto Rico Open, ninth in Corales Puntacana, and seven weeks ago at Myrtle Beach Classic. He has lost the cut, however, at every event so far this year in the state of Texas: Houston Open, Valero Texas Open and CJ Cup Byron Nelson. Schmid currently ranks no. 1 in this field through two rounds for SG: Setting. At the same time, it is 61 in the accuracy of the direction and the 60th for the greens in the regulation. It ranks 31st in SG: Access and is the 25th for SG: about green. Schmid is a strong holder, but he is playing on his head with the apartment up to this point and I look forward to regression over the weekend. If the putter falls, the way the rest of his game is going, I don’t see him hanging all the way through the championship Sunday.