Friday\u2019s Deutsche Bank Championship odds features the prohibitive favorite every time he tees it up, but this week\u2019s winner will be a three-time major winner who has been ostracized all season long for swing changes that are finally starting to pay off.<\/p>\n
Deutsche Bank Championship Odds \u2013 Friday, September 4<\/strong><\/p>\n Tiger Woods (+150)<\/strong> \u2013 The world\u2019s No.1 has finished in the top two in five of his last six events, winning three times, but missing that putt on the 72nd hole of The Barclays is probably burning his soul right now. He likes the TPC Boston, where he won in 2006 and finished second in 2007.<\/p>\n Padraig Harrington (+1600) <\/strong>\u2013 After being a non-factor for most of the season, Harrington has come on with three top-10s in a row, including two runner-ups. Harrington has been putting himself in position to win, and with his pedigree, he\u2019s due for a win in your offshore sportsbook. Ernie Els (+2000) <\/strong>\u2013 \u201cThe Big Easy\u201d has four top-10s in his last six starts, and you wouldn\u2019t know it, but he\u2019s seventh on the PGA Tour gambling<\/strong><\/a> list in final-round scoring average. The problem is, for the better part of the year Els wasn\u2019t in contention to win. He finished third in this event last year, and after his T-2 last week at The Barclays, he could be back\u2026.but we\u2019re reserving judgement.<\/p>\n Steve Marino (+6600)<\/strong> \u2013 Okay, so he has some recent troubles when it comes to the final round, but you would think that he learned a few things from that. Still, he has two top-15s in a row, and with the value that his Deutsche Bank Championship odds offers, he\u2019s a solid darkhorse pick in your handicapping software<\/a>, especially with his T-10 here last year.<\/p>\n Mike Weir (+6600)<\/strong> \u2013 Another value wagering pick, the Canadian finished 31st at The Barclays in what has been an up-and-down season. He finished second to winner Vijay Singh here, and he tied the course record with an opening-round 61.<\/p>\n PICK:<\/strong> Harrington is the play this weekend, as you can get better value for him than you ever could for Woods, and he\u2019s been knocking on the door over the last three weeks. Finally, I\u2019d put him up there with Woods in terms of mental strength in the final round.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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