Charles Schwab Challenge Matchups Picks

The PGA Tour stays in Texas this week for the Charles Schwab Challenge and it is surprisingly strong field with a number of Top 10 golfers in the field.

Last week’s PGA Championship winner Justin Thomas is expected to play and he is joined by World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, Collin Morikawa, Victor Hovland and Jordan Spieth among others. The Charles Schwab Challenge takes place at one of the most well-known courses in the world, Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. We are coming off a 3-2 week with the matchups at the PGA Championship. Let’s look at this week’s Charles Schwab Challenge matchup picks.

Defending Champion: Jason Kokrak

Charles Schwab Challenge Matchups

Scottie Scheffler -142 vs. Collin Morikawa

Scottie Scheffler -112 vs. Justin Thomas

Justin Thomas -152 vs. Will Zalatoris

Jordan Spieth -144 vs. Viktor Hovland

Collin Morikawa -144 vs. Sam Burns

Will Zalatoris -152 vs. Tommy Fleetwood

Max Homa -112 vs. Daniel Berger

Sungjae Im -120 vs. Tony Finau

Webb Simpson -138 vs. Davis Riley

Tony Finau -152 vs. Webb Simpson

Jordan Spieth -152 vs. Sam Burns

Tommy Fleetwood -164 vs. Davis Riley

Chris Kirk -142 vs. Jason Kokrak

Viktor Hovland -164 vs. Gary Woodland

Max Homa -118 vs. Sungjae Im

Daniel Berger -126 vs. Justin Rose

Tom Hoge -156 vs. Patrick Reed

Billy Horschel -120 vs. Gary Woodland

Jason Kokrak -112 vs. Justin Rose

Chris Kirk -176 vs. Patrick Reed

Sebastian Munoz -116 vs. Mito Pereira

Harold Varner III -118 vs. Tom Hoge

Kevin Na -112 vs. Brian Harman

Maverick McNealy -152 vs. Rickie Fowler

Kevin Kisner -118 vs. Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Mito Pereira -114 vs. Abraham Ancer

Gary Woodland -120 vs. Cameron Tringale

Golf Picks

Collin Morikawa +112 vs. Scottie Scheffler

I am a big fan of Scheffler and there is no question I will be taking him in more matchups this season, but not this week. Scheffler has not played well in this event in the past including a missed cut last year and I don’t know that he simply bounces right back from last week’s missed cut at the PGA. Morikawa is overdue for a win and I think it might happen this week. He lost this event in a playoff two years ago. I’ll take Morikawa at plus money in this matchup against Scheffler.

Sungjae Im -120 vs. Tony Finau

Im will be making his fourth appearance in this event and he tied for 10^th two years ago. He comes in well rested, as he missed the PGA due to COVID. This course really suits his game well as it demands accuracy and strong short iron play. Neither of those two things are a strength of Finau. I will take Im in this matchup.

Maverick McNealy -152 vs. Rickie Fowler

McNealy has been very accurate off the tee this year and he ranks highly in approach shots. He is oftentimes underrated by many people but the oddsmakers are not underrating him, as he is favored in this matchup against Fowler. It has been a long time since Fowler contended, as his game is simply not where it once was. I’ll take McNealy in this matchup.

Abraham Ancer -114 vs. Mito Pereira

I can’t see anything other than a letdown this week from Pereira. I also think that this course really suits Ancer well, as he is accurate off the tee and he putts well. Ancer finished in a tie for 14^th in each of the last two years in this event. I will take Ancer in this matchup.

Gary Woodland -120 vs. Cameron Tringale

Woodland finished in 9^th place in this event two years ago and he tied for 14^th last year. He comes in playing well even with a poor final round last week in the PGA Championship. Tringale is one of my go-against players and it worked out well again last week with another matchup win. I’ll go against him again this week and take Woodland in this matchup.

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