When you sign-up through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more >

Image for Matt Cooper Matt Cooper - Updated October 14, 2022

The AT&T Byron Nelson Predictions, Betting Odds, Picks

  • The tournament is staged at TPC Craig Ranch for a second consecutive year
  • Korea’s Kyoung-Hoon Lee defends the title
  • World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is the tournament favorite

The AT&T Byron Nelson Odds

Odds from BetMGM. Sign up today to take advantage of a $1000 Risk-Free bet or check out more offers and promo codes for the best online sportsbooks.

Player Odds 
Scottie Scheffler +1000
BET HERE
Justin Thomas +1200
BET HERE
Sam Burns +2000
BET HERE
Dustin Johnson +2200
BET HERE
Jordan Spieth +2200
BET HERE
Will Zalatoris +2200
BET HERE
Xander Schauffele +2200
BET HERE
Hideki Matsuyama +2800
BET HERE
Brooks Koepka +3300
BET HERE
Joaquin Niemann +3300
BET HERE

The AT&T Byron Nelson Picks

Talor Gooch is the outright pick at +4500 win and +400 top 10 with DraftKings

Tom Hoge win at +1100 and top 20 at +350 with DraftKings 

Sam Burns to beat Jordan Spieth at -125 with BetMGM

Play Fantasy Sports Here!

At T Byron Nelson Tom Hoge

The AT&T Byron Nelson Profile

This week’s tournament was first played in 1944 and it has had a remarkably long list of different titles down the years, since 1968, all of those variations have celebrated the very first man to win it – Byron Nelson.

Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson are among the multiple winners of the tournament, while Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have also lifted the trophy.

In more recent times the event has become less of a draw for the world’s elite but not this week.

It has been an odd spell for the PGA Tour since the Masters, with the world’s best players taking a lot of time off, aware that from next week the schedule is packed with high-class events right into the last week of August.

Nine of the world’s top 20 ranked players are in Texas this week, led by the #1 and Masters winner Scottie Scheffler.

All of them are aware that they need to sharpen their competitive instincts before next week’s PGA Championship.

The test they face is a Tom Weiskopf design that is long but wide.

It hosted the event for the first time 12 months ago and Korea’s KH Lee won it with a 25-under total that reveals it was something of a birdie-fest.

With the weather set fair, we can expect more of the same this week.

If the players find the fairway – and it’s not difficult – then the Zoysia grass sits the ball up nicely for them to attack the greens.

Gooch Looks a Great Fit

In last year’s event, five of the top six finishers ranked top seven for Strokes Gained Approach and those numbers backed up the stats from the two times TPC Craig Ranch hosted the second tier Korn Ferry Tour.

Those events did take place in 2008 and 2012 and featured only traditional statistical metrics, but both times a good long game mattered: in the first event the top four, and in the second the top eight, all ranked top 20 for Greens in Regulation.

There was also a key trend on the par-3s: the winners, and those golfers who placed, all played the short holes in fine style.

Those two factors lead us to Talor Gooch, who ranks 19th for both SG Approach and Greens in Regulation this season and first for Par-3 Scoring.

He’s been in superb form all season, landing no less than 13 top 30 finishes including a first PGA Tour victory at the RSM Classic.

More recently he contended at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and was T14th at the Masters.

He was a solid enough T39th on course debut last year and can improve on that in his current form.

Take him to win at +4500 with DraftKings and +400 to make the top 10 at the same form.

Hoge Not Done

Let’s stick with this season’s first-time PGA Tour winners in the form of Tom Hoge.

He broke through at the AT&T Pebble Beach and maybe he can complete the AT&T double?!

He has good stats too: He shares top spot with Gooch in Par-3 scoring this season and he is ninth for SG Approach.

He’s never quite fired at a course Tom Weiskopf has re-designed – TPC Scottsdale – but he’s not been far off.

He’s played there five times and, although he has a best of T14th (this year), he has featured in the top 12 in each of his last four starts at some point in the week.

He’s a big price for a man with a win and a second on his CV from this season alone.

Back him at +1100 for the win and +350 for the top 20, again with DraftKings.

Hot Burns Can Win Again

We’re in good form with match-ups currently, with Sergio Garcia’s victory over Troy Merritt being our eighth winning selection in a row – fingers crossed that run continues this week.

We’ll focus on the BetMGM match-bet between Sam Burns and Jordan Spieth.

If you look at their entire careers then it is a dead split at 25 wins apiece.

But Speith held the early advantage, when he was a standout performer on the PGA Tour and Burns was still a rookie.

Since the start of 2020 Burns holds a significant 19-12 advantage.

Moreover, Burns leads 8-2 in the last 10 events the pair have played together.

It’s true that Spieth finished tied ninth at TPC Craig Ranch last year but even then Burns bettered him by finishing second.

It’s a battle of the recent winners because Burns won the Valspar Championship just before the Masters and Spieth the RBC Heritage just after it.

But those long-term and short-term advantages for Burns are persuasive.

Back him to continue his dominance at -125 at BetMGM.

Play Fantasy Sports Here!

Logo #1

WynnBet

8.8/10

Bet $100 get a $100 FREE BET

21+ | T&Cs apply

Logo #2

BetRivers

9/10

$500 Free Bet

21+ | VA only | Gambling problem? Call 1-800-532-3500

How to Watch The AT&T Byron Nelson

AT&T Byron Nelson Information
Tournament AT&T Byron Nelson
Location TPC Craig Ranch, McKinney, Texas
Time Thursday May 12 – Sunday May 15
How to watch Thursday & Friday 4pm-7pm ET (Golf Channel), Saturday & Sunday 1pm-3pm ET (Golf Channel) & 3pm-6pm ET (CBS). And all four days on Sky Sports.

Latest GOLF Articles

View More

Bet $20 Win $200 in Free Bets

21+ CO, VA, MI Only | Terms and conditions apply

Claim Now
Image for Matt Cooper

AUTHOR

Matt Cooper

70 Articles

Matt Cooper has been a sports journalist since 2009 with his work appearing at ESPN, Sky Sports, NBC, Sporting Life and the Planet Sport Network among many others, in addition to guest appearances on the BBC and CNN. Although a specialist in golf, who has traveled the world to cover the sport, Matt has also covered rugby, cricket, football and the Olympics. Email: [email protected]

More info on Matt Cooper
We've been featured on:
espn logo
reuters logo
cbs-news logo
forbes logo
entrepreneur logo
entrepreneur logo
We only list licensed sportsbooks
WorldSportsNetwork
WorldSportsNetwork
WorldSportsNetwork
WorldSportsNetwork

© Rebel Penguin ApS 2023 (a subsidiary of Gaming Innovation Group Inc.)

We support responsible gambling. If you feel like you're losing control over your gambling experience, call 1-800-GAMBLER (NJ, PA, WV), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-BETS-OFF (IA), 1-800-522-4700 (NV), 1-800-522-4700 (CO, TN), 1-855-2CALLGA (IL), 1-800-270-7117 (MI).

WSN.com is registered with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) under affiliate vendor ID 89744, with the Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) under certificate of registration number SWR-000148, approved by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board as a gaming service provider, under certificate registration number 117656-1, possesses a Vendor Minor sports betting license from the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission (account number 94414163), granted a vendor registration number VR007603-20-001 by the Michigan Gaming Control Board, an interim Sports Wagering Supplier license, under license number SWS 066, issued by the West Virginia Lottery Commission, a sports betting vendor registration, under registration number #100400, issued by the Director of Gaming Licensing and Investigations of the Virginia Lottery to operate in the State of Virginia, and a Vendor Registration issued by the Sports Wagering Committee of the Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation.

Advertising disclosure: WSN contains links to online retailers on its website. When people click on our affiliate links and make purchases, WSN earns a commission from our partners, including ESPN and various sportsbooks.