Valero Texas Open

Odds to Win Tournament

Golfer	Odds
Charl Schwartzel	9-to-1
Rory McIlroy	9-to-1
Matt Kuchar	12-to-1
Fredrik Jacobson	15-to-1
Ian Poulter	20-to-1
Jim Furyk	25-to-1
Jimmy Walker	30-to-1
Cameron Tringale	30-to-1
Peter Hanson	30-to-1
Padraig Harrington	40-to-1
Charley Hoffman	40-to-1
Brendan Steele	40-to-1
Jordan Spieth	40-to-1
Brendon de Jonge	50-to-1
Bud Cauley	50-to-1
Billy Horschel	50-to-1
Ryan Palmer	50-to-1
Brian Gay	60-to-1
Ben Curtis	60-to-1
Marcel Siem	60-to-1
John Huh	60-to-1
Kevin Chappell	60-to-1
K.J. Choi	60-to-1
Aaron Baddeley	60-to-1
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano	60-to-1
Charlie Wi	60-to-1
12 golfers	80-to-1
8 golfers	100-to-1
Robert Karlsson	125-to-1
FIELD (Any other golfer)	2-to-1

Golfers to Watch

Fredrik Jacobson (15/1): His track record in San Antonio is strong, with a solo runner-up in 2010, a T5 in 2011 and a T18 a year ago. Since missing the cut in Phoenix two months ago, Jacobson has finished no worse than 25th in four stroke-play starts, including two top-10's.

Cameron Tringale (30/1): He had a strong March after missing the cut at the Honda Classic. Tringale finished solo third at Tampa Bay, then went T27 at Arnold Palmer and T16 in Houston. Still in search of his first career win, San Antonio is as likely a place as any. He’s gone top-10 in each of the past two years.

Rory McIlroy (9/1): McIlroy is the obvious headliner this week, a late addition to the field. He’s shown flashes since his now infamous withdrawal from the Honda Classic one month ago, but he’s far from his dominating form (after a final-round 65 at the Cadillac Championship, he finished a disappointing T45 in Houston last week). He’s made some sudden turnarounds before, but his recent performance suggests McIlroy faces much longer odds than usual this week.