2021 Saudi International Draft Kings Versus Betting Odds Tips

Alternative betting preview and tips for the 2021 Saudi International.

I'm going to take a little different approach to the 2021 Saudi International Betting Tips this week. By matching the Draft Kings prices of guys I like to their betting odds,  hopefully picks emerge for you over the different odds categories. 

2021 Saudi International Betting Preview

February 4th – 7th, 2021

Royal Greens G.&C.C., King Abdullah Economic City, Saudi Arabia

Par: 70 / Yardage: 7,010

Purse: $3.5 million with $585,000 to the winner but appearance money for everyone!

Defending Champion: Graeme McDowell

The Field:

The field includes 38 players from the top-100 in the latest Official World Rankings and 18 top-50 players:

Notables: #1 Dustin Johnson, #7 Tyrrell Hatton, #10 Patrick Reed, #12 Viktor Hovland, #15 Tony Finau, #16 Paul Casey, #21 Tommy Fleetwood, #25 Kevin Na, #27 Abraham Ancer, #29 Jason Kokrak, #33 Christiaan Bezuidenhout.

Draft Kings Highest Priced Versus Odds

Dustin Johnson – $11,600

Bryson DeChambeau – $11,200

Patrick Reed – $10,800

Tyrrell Hatton – $10,500

Viktor Hovland – $10,300

Paul Casey – $10,100

Tony Finau – $9,900

Tommy Fleetwood – $9,700

Abraham Ancer – $9,500

Sergio Garcia – $9,300

Christiaan Bezuidenhout – $9,100

Matt Wallace – $9,000

Dustin Johnson at $11,600 has a win and 2nd here. 

Bryson DeChambeau at $11,200 finished T-6th in 2019 and is always on the leaderboard in desert golf.  Super record at the Shriners, winner also previously at the Dubai Desert Classic.

Abraham Ancer at $9,500 was T-6th last year and arrives rested after skipping Torrey Pines. T-5th last time out at the American Express.

Sergio Garcia is $9,300 was T6th in Dubai and also T-6th in Saudi last year.  

Christiaan Bezuidenhout at $9,100 hasn't figured this course out in two tries but is in very good form.

Guys in the $7,500 to $8,900 price range

Kevin Na at $8,400 debuts.  Winner in Hawaii and TPC Summerlin, similar to Royal Greens.

Thomas Pieters at $8,300 was T-3rd and T-22nd in last two visits. Mid table last two weeks.

Thomas Detry at $7,700 was T-9th last week in Dubai and T-6th in this event last year. 

Bob Macintyre at $8,900 3rd last week in Dubai, but hasn't done well in two visits.

Rafael Cabrera-Bello is $8,000. 4th in Abu Dhabi, T-35th in Dubai.  T-56th last year.

Matthias Schwab at $7,800 comes in off T-8th last week in Dubai. 

Ian Poulter at $7,600  missed the cut the past two week but was T-6th in 2019 and T-17th in 2020 at this event.

Phil Mickelson is $7,600. He finished T-3rd last year and was T-53rd at Torrey Pines last week.

Draft Kings Cheap Guys

 

Ross Fisher at $7,200 was T-6th last year and T-13th in 2019. 

Joost Luiten at $7,200  was T-6th two years ago.

Aaron Rai is $7,200.

Justin Harding at $7,100 was T-11th at Royal Greens in 2019.

Ryan Fox at $7,000 does well at the Saudi.

Guy Under $7000

Fabrizio Zanotti at $6,900 has been playing well recently.  

Richard Sterne at $6,800 was T-13th on his only Saudi appearence in 2019.  Playing very well recently.

Nino Bertasio is $6,300. Good player lacking consistency over 4 days. Shot a 64 in Saudi in 2019.with a T-25th in Abu Dhabi and T-20th in Dubai. 

Gavin Green at $6,900 was T-3rd last year and T-11th in 2019.  But poor form lately.

Victor Dubuisson is $6,900. He was T-6th last year and T-18th in 2019 but you just dont know what's going to happen with him. Ever.

Jordan Smith is $6,800. 

Graeme McDowell is $6,700. Playing muck but defending champion. 

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