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Mexico is the site for this week’s PGA Tour event, the Mexico Open at Vidanta. The Mexico Open has a long history, but this will be the first time it is a PGA Tour event. Jon Rahm headlines the field, but it could be that the Mexican contingent of players gets the headlines, beginning with Abraham Ancer and Carlos Ortiz. There are not a lot of top players making the trip to Mexico this week, so this event could be wide-open if Rahm falters. I am coming off a 3-2 week with the matchups at the team event in New Orleans. Let’s look at this week’s Mexico Open at Vidanta matchup picks.
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Mexico Open at Vidanta Matchups
Abraham Ancer -110 vs. Tony Finau
Gary Woodland -120 vs. Kevin Na
Patrick Reed -110 vs. Aaron Wise
Cameron Tringale -110 vs. Sebastian Munoz
Chris Kirk -120 vs. Kevin Streelman
Aaron Rai -115 vs. Brendon Todd
Cameron Champ -115 vs. Russell Knox
Matt Jones -115 vs. Charles Howell III
Gary Woodland -114 vs. Cameron Tringale
Kevin Na -120 vs. Patrick Reed
C.T. Pan -115 vs. Taylor Moore
Aaron Wise -120 vs. Tony Finau
Sebastian Munoz -114 vs. Chris Kirk
Charles Howell III -114 vs. Russell Knox
Kevin Streelman -125 vs. Matt Jones
Mark Hubbard -125 vs. Lanto Griffin
Cameron Champ -115 vs. Sahith Theegala
Doug Ghim -114 vs. Aaron Rai
J.T. Poston -134 vs. Kramer Hickok
Alex Smalley -120 vs. Greyson Sigg
Carlos Ortiz -120 vs. Anirban Lahiri
Nick Taylor -120 vs. Adam Svensson
David Lipsky -125 vs. Robert Streb
Golf Picks
Gary Woodland -120 vs. Kevin Na
Woodland has played well over the past couple of months, finishing in a tie for 5th twice, a tie for 8th and a tie for 21st. We know that distance will be very important this week and Woodland is very long off the tee. I know that Na has played pretty well of late but I think his lack of distance will hurt him this week. I will take Woodland in this matchup.
Gary Woodland -114 vs. Cameron Tringale
I am definitely all-in on Woodland this week, as he was one of my choices in the odds preview and I like him in the matchups. One of the players I go against on a regular basis is Tringale and that normally works out well. Tringale has been on leaderboards this season, but I still don’t think he is anything more than a journeyman golfer. I will take Woodland in this matchup.
Cameron Champ -115 vs. Russell Knox
We know that Champ hits the ball a long way and he has played better since getting over a wrist injury. Knox is known for his accuracy, but he is not known for his distance and that fact along could hurt him this week. I will go with the bomber in this one and take Champ.
Matt Jones -115 vs. Charles Howell III
Jones has played well this season with a third in Hawaii, a tie for 15th at Riviera and a tie for 2nd in San Antonio. Howell III is similar to Knox in that he is usually solid in terms of accuracy but struggles with distance. I think Jones has the edge so I will take him in this matchup.
Carlos Ortiz -120 vs. Anirban Lahiri
I know that Ortiz has not had the best year, but he normally performs very well in front of his home fans, as he was second at Mayakoba in November of last year. This is a familiar course for Ortiz and I think he will play well this week. I will lay the small price and take him in this matchup against Lahiri.
Lanto Griffin -105 vs. Mark Hubbard
I’ll throw one more matchup in this week and go with Griffin over Hubbard. I find it hard to believe that someone who is almost dead last on the PGA Tour in driving distance can do well on this course in Mexico. Hubbard ranks 208th on the PGA Tour in driving distance and I think he will struggle this week. I will take Griffin in this matchup.
Check out the Mexico Open at Vidanta matchup odds at SugarHouse.
