Tiger Woods Not Favored to Win Own Tourney: President Cup Props

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It's just an 18-man field, but Tiger Woods isn't one of the favorites to emerge victorious at his own tournament this week.


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The Hero World Challenge is set, and SportsBetting.ag has set Woods with the fourth-best odds to take home the trophy. Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas and Patrick Cantlay currently have better odds than Woods.
 
A complete list of Presidents Cup odds and props will be sent out later this week.
 
Current odds:
 
Jon Rahm  9/2
Justin Thomas  13/2
Patrick Cantlay  8/1
Tiger Woods  9/1
Xander Schauffele  10/1
Justin Rose  14/1
Rickie Fowler  14/1
Webb Simpson  14/1
Bryson DeChambeau  18/1
Gary Woodland  18/1
Tony Finau  18/1
Patrick Reed  20/1
Jordan Spieth  22/1
Henrik Stenson  25/1
Matt Kuchar  25/1
Kevin Kisner  28/1
Bubba Watson  33/1
Chez Reavie  40/1

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