The PGA Tour moves from an exciting swing in California and on the west coast of the United States to the east coast of Florida. The field may not be sensational at the 2023 Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, but still has several formidable golfers. Here are three that we like the most. Remember, we chose Jon Rahm last week as one of the three golfers we liked the most at the Genesis Open, and he won the tournament.
1) Adam Svensson
The 29-year-old Canadian from Surrey, British Columbia won his first PGA event of his career in November when he won the 2022 RSM Classic in Saint Simons Island, Georgia by two strokes. This past week, Svensson had his best result of 2023, when he finished tied for ninth at Riviera.
Adam Svensson is $18.00 to win the 2023 Honda Classic. [bet-au-1]
2) Aaron Wise
The 26-year-old from Las Vegas is currently 39th in the Official World Golf Rankings. Where Wise has the edge at the Honda Classic is his ability to perform well on Bermuda Greens, where he is a top-10 putter according to actionnetwork.com. Wise’s only PGA Tour title came at the 2018 AT&T Byron Nelson Classic, where he beat Australian Marc Leishman by three strokes after shooting a four round score of -23.
Aaron Wise is $23.00 to win the 2023 Honda Classic. [bet-au-1]
3) Chris Kirk
The 47th ranked player in the world has two top three performances already in 2023. He was third at the Sony Open and third at the American Express. Kirk has won four PGA tournaments in the past. They came at the 2011 Viking Classic in Jackson, Mississippi (now called the Sanderson Farms Classic), the 2013 McGladrey Classic in Saint Simons Island, Georgia (now called the RSM Classic which Svensson won last year), the 2014 Deutsche Bank Classic (part of the FedEx Cup playoffs) in Norton, Massachusetts, and the 2015 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial.
Chris Kirk is $29.00 to win the 2023 Honda Classic. [bet-au-1]
