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World No. 2 Scottie Scheffler headlines the field for this week’s Cadence Bank Houston Open. Scheffler played well last week at Mayakoba and finished in a tie for 3rd thanks to a final round 62. Scheffler can regain the World No. 1 ranking with a win this week. He is joined by World No. 12 Sam Burns, Hideki Matsuyama, and last week’s winner Russell Henley, among others. I am coming off a 4-1week with the matchups at the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba. Let’s look at Cadence Bank Houston Open matchup picks.
Defending Champion: Jason Kokrak
Tournament Notes: This event takes at Memorial Park Golf Course which is a par 70 that measures 7,412 yards. Memorial is a course where staying out of trouble is very important. It was all about iron play last year, as Kokrak was third in greens in regulation and second in Strokes Gained: Approach the Green.
Cadence Bank Houston Open Matchups
Scottie Scheffler -180 vs. Sam Burns
Sam Burns -120 vs. Aaron Wise
Jason Day -130 vs. Denny McCarthy
Harris English -120 vs. Beau Hossler
Tony Finau -150 vs. Hideki Matsuyama
Tony Finau -115 vs. Aaron Wise
Si Woo Kim -120 vs. Adam Hadwin
Aaron Wise -125 vs. Russell Henley
Russell Henley -120 vs. Hideki Matsuyama
Wyndham Clark -115 vs. Lee Hodges
Sebastian Munoz -115 vs. Mackenzie Hughes
Stephan Jaeger -115 vs. Nick Taylor
Brendan Steele -115 vs. Adam Long
Maverick McNealy -120 vs. Taylor Montgomery
Keith Mitchell -120 vs. Taylor Moore
Matthew NeSmith -115 vs. Emiliano Grillo
Davis Riley -120 vs. Taylor Pendrith
Andrew Putnam -115 vs. Alex Noren
Patrick Rodgers -115 vs. Alex Smalley
Sepp Straka -130 vs. Greyson Sigg
Joel Dahmen -120 vs. Sahith Theegala
Will Gordon -122 vs. Brandon Wu
Dean Burmester -115 vs. Keith Mitchell
Brendan Steele -115 vs. Luke List
Andrew Putnam -125 vs. Sepp Straka
Francesco Molinari -120 vs. Justin Rose
Taylor Montgomery -150 vs. Si Woo Kim
Alex Noren -135 vs. Joel Dahmen
Denny McCarthy -135 vs. MacKenzie Hughes
Matthew NeSmith -140 vs. Adam Schenk
Taylor Pendrith -125 vs. Wyndham Clark
Davis Riley -125 vs. Sebastian Munoz
Davis Thompson -115 vs. Aaron Rai
Golf Picks
Aaron Wise -125 vs. Russell Henley
The only loss I had last week was going against the previous week’s winner, as Seamus Power played well. I am coming right back and going against last week’s winner again and taking Wise in this matchup. Wise has seven top 15 finishes in the last six months and in two efforts at Memorial Park he has a tie for 11th and a tie for 26th. I’ll go against Henley and take Wise in this matchup.
Taylor Montgomery -150 vs. Si Woo Kim
I had Montgomery in a matchup last week and I’ll take him again this week against Kim. Montgomery has been rolling with five top 15 finishes. He should do well with his combination of power and putting at Memorial. I’ll lay the price and take Montgomery in this matchup.
Davis Riley -125 vs. Sebastian Munoz
Riley has two top 25 finishes in this last four starts including a tie for 21st last week. He played well in this event a year ago, as he finished in a tie for 29th. I’ll take him in this matchup against Munoz.
Sepp Straka -105 vs. Andrew Putnam
Straka was in really good form leading up to the Sanderson Farms and then lost that one in a playoff. He struggled following that tournament, but he has had enough time to get past that result and he did well in this tournament two years ago, as he finished in a tie for 5th. I’ll take Straka in this matchup against Putnam.
Matthew NeSmith -140 vs. Adam Schenk
NeSmith has been off for a few weeks, but he was playing well with a tie for 9th, a tie for 2nd and a tie for 9th. He ranks fourth in GIR this season on the PGA Tour and we know how important GIR will be this week. I’ll lay the price and take him in this matchup against Schenk.
Check out the latest Cadence Bank Houston Open odds and matchups at BetRivers.
