Fortinet Australian PGA Championship odds and best bets for 2023 featuring Cam Smith and Min Woo Lee

By | Niranjan Bhargav 22 Nov, 2023

The Fortinet Australian PGA Championship 2023 has arrived. The tournament will begin on Thursday, November 23, at the Royal Queensland Golf Club in Australia. The co-sanctioned DP World Tour and Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia event will feature 156 players competing for a $2,000,000 prize fund.

The field is strong, with numerous DP World Tour and LIV Golf players competing. Cameron Smith, the highest-ranked golfer on the field, is an Australian star and World No. 18. He is also the overwhelming favorite to win this weekend.

The LIV golfer is 9-2 (+450) to win the Australian PGA Championship. Smith has won the tournament three times and is also the reigning champion.

Fortinet Australian PGA Championship odds in 2023

According to GNN, Cam Smith is the overwhelming favorite to win the 2023 Fortinet Australian PGA Championship. The 30-year-old is anticipated to defeat the rest of the competition and defend his title in Brisbane after a great LIV Golf season.

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While Smith tops the betting odds, his compatriot Min Woo Lee is 7-1. Lee will try to start the 2024 European Tour on a high note after finishing T15 at the DP World Tour Championship last week.

Cameron Davis is third on the odds list at 11-1, while Australian veteran Adam Scott is fourth at 12-1. The 14-time PGA Tour champion recently revealed his desire to win again. The former Masters winner stated that winning the Australian PGA Championship would be a “springboard” for his career.

It’s worth noting that Scott last won a tournament in 2020.

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Adrian Meronk (16-1), Joaquin Niemann (16-1), Ryo Hisatsune (20-1), Marc Leishman (22-1), David Micheluzzi (25-1), and Lucas Herbert (28-1) are some other names to watch this weekend.

Here are the top odds list for the 2023 Fortinet Australian PGA Championship (As per GNN):

Cameron Smith – 450
Min Woo Lee – 700
Cameron Davis – 1100
Adam Scott – 1200
Adrian Meronk – 1600
Joaquin Niemann – 1600
Ryo Hisatsune – 2000
Marc Leishman – 2200
David Micheluzzi – 2500
Lucas Herbert – 2800
Robert MacIntyre – 3300
Jason Scrivener – 4000
Daniel Hillier – 4500
Alex Fitzpatrick – 5000
Sean Crocker – 5000
Tom McKibbin – 5000
Jhonattan Vegas – 6000
Laurie Canter – 6000
Richard Mansell – 6000
Calum Hill – 7000
Eddie Pepperell – 7000
Grant Forrest – 7000
Curtis Luck – 7500
Connor Syme – 8000
Harrison Crowe – 8000
Rikuya Hoshino – 8000
Haydn Barron – 12500
Julian Suri – 12500
Kazuki Higa – 12500
Rafa Cabrera Bello – 12500
Jediah Morgan – 15000
Alexander Levy – 17500
Nicolas Colsaerts – 17500
Wade Ormsby – 17500
Alfredo Garcia-Heredia – 20000
Brett Coletta – 20000
Cameron John – 20000
Jake McLeod – 20000
Lukas Nemecz – 20000
Nathan Barbieri – 20000
Deyen Lawson – 22500
Elvis Smylie – 22500
Geoff Ogilvy – 22500
Jeffrey Guan – 22500
John Lyras – 22500
Josh Geary – 22500
Zach Murray – 22500
Connor Mckinney – 25000
Conor Purcell – 25000
John Axelsen – 25000
John Catlin – 25000
Jordan Zunic – 25000
Marc Hammer – 25000
Mark Power – 25000
Hayden Hopewell – 27000
Kazuma Kobori – 27500
Rhein Gibson – 27500
Braden Becker – 30000
Jak Carter – 30000
Joshua Greer – 30000
Justin Warren – 30000
Lachlan Barker – 30000
Michael Sim – 30000
Pierre Pineau – 30000
Scott Hend – 30000
Soren Kjeldsen – 30000
Todd Sinnott – 35000
Andrew Dodt – 40000
Daniel Gale – 40000

More details on the 2023 Fortinet Australian PGA Championship will be updated as the event progresses.

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