The Florida Swing kicks off at PGA National for this week's Honda Classic.
listing Wise as a -116 favorite in this matchup. Every sportsbook has Lowry listed with better odds to win outright as well as in each of the top finisher markets.
And while his game has been up and down since his win at Wentworth, he appeared to shed back-to-back missed cuts in Dubai and Phoenix with a strong week at Riviera, finishing T14 while ranking 12th in strokes gained tee-to-green. Lowry’s got unfinished business and has shown a little more than Wise. Getting him as a slight underdog here is just the cherry on top. English’s return from injury has been a rocky road to say the least but there have been some flashes, one of which came last week at Riviera.
On top of the light field, Harris has finished above this 38th or better threshold in each of his last three starts here at the Honda . Two of those were Top 20s that came largely because of his great putting, something he’s done for much of his career and again at Riv.
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