TPC Twin Cities is a classic Midwest birdie-fest designed by Arnold Palmer, where low scores are mandatory.With water hazards lurking on 15 holes, driving accuracy and precise iron play are crucial.
While the bentgrass greens are gentle, spraying off the tee guarantees a fast ticket home.Somehow, 3M convinced World No.1 Scottie Scheffler to fly from England to Minnesota, where he will make his tournament debut.
Maybe Scottie wants to break out of his slump; after all, he hasn't won since the first event of the season: The American Express.Or perhaps 3M just made Scheffler an offer he couldn't refuse.RYAN FOX DENIES CAMERON YOUNG, SAM BURNS AT THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP AS AMERICAN GOLF TAKES ANOTHER HITLike Scottie, I've only hit one outright this season, and I'm hoping for better luck in Minnesota this week.
Despite Scheffler cashing a top-five bet for me at last week's British Open, I still lost 2.52 units (u), bringing my 2026 PGA TOUR balance to -53.52u.All this means is that I'm due.
Without further ado, here are my horses for the course for TPC Twin Cities.The following odds are based on my previous bets on the golfers listed below.Subject to change.
Hideki Matsuyama +3604 at Polymarket (0.55u) and Top-10 with ties +295 at Kalshi (0.5u) Ben Kohles +7400 (0.27u) and Top-20 with ties +225 (0.5u), both at DraftKings Rasmus Neergaard-Peterson +7884 at Polymarket (0.25u) and Top-20 with ties +252 at Kalshi (0.5u) Casey Jarvis +8233 (0.24u) at Polymarket and Top-20 with ties +239 at DraftKings (0.5u) Emiliano Grillo +10000 at DraftKings (0.2u) and Top-20 with ties +310 at Kalshi (0.5u)The bottom line is Hideki is by far the second-best player in this field and his odds should be below +2000.He has been all over the place with his driver this season.
Still, he has gained strokes on the field in driving accuracy in three straight starts: U.S.Open (major), the Travelers Championship ("signature event") and The Open Championship (major).Hideki Matsuyama hits his appro...