After a week of rest, the PGA Tour returns for the Global Technology Championship 2024which begins Thursday. El Cardonal à Diamante in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, will host this event for the second year in a row.

Below we look World Tech Championship Odds PGA Tour odds from BetMGM Sportsbook and make sure our PGA Tour Picks and Predictions.

El Cardonal at Diamante is a Tiger Woods-designed course that opened in 2014 and challenges players with steep elevation changes. It is located along the Pacific Ocean and offers spectacular views along the way. Erik van Rooyen won this event last year with a score of 27 under par, 2 shots ahead of Matt Kuchar And Camilo Villegas.

This year, Max Greyserman is the tournament favorite with odds of +1400, followed by Cameron Young (+2000) and Doug Ghim (+2200). van Rooyen is +3300 to defend his title and win the event for a second year in a row.

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Global Technology Championship – Expert Picks

Odds provided by BetMGM Sportsbook; access USA TODAY Center for Sports Scores and Sports Betting Odds for a complete list of PGA Tour odds. Lines last updated Monday at 10:36 p.m. ET.

Beau Hossler (+2500)

Hossler played well this fall, finishing in the top 11 twice and also placing 23rd at the Shriners Children’s Open. In this event last year, he finished tied for 15th and shot 3 rounds under 70 – including a final round of 65.

Cameron Young (+2000)

Young has yet to win on the PGA Tour, but this is the type of event that could lead to a breakthrough. It is a weaker pitch and is played on a course with wide fairways, which allows it to play aggressively without much penalty for incorrect tee shots. He finished 54th here last year.

World Tech Championship Picks – Contenders

Daniel Berger (+5000)

Berger appears to be in better shape following his injury absence, finishing 39th or better in each of his last 3 starts, including a 7th place finish at the Sanderson Farms Championship.

Nate Lashley (+5000)

Lashley finished 10th here last year and has gradually improved this fall, placing 55th, 61st, 29th and 16th in his last 4 starts. The combination of his recent form and a top 10 finish in this event last year makes him a good choice.

World Tech Championship Picks – Far Planes

Chesson Hadley (+10000)

Hadley had a top-10 finish here last year with a T-7 on the Tiger Course. He’s struggled all year, but he’s made 3 of his last 4 cuts.

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