Valero Texas Open – Odds to Win, Course Preview, PGA Picks

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This week’s PGA event stays in Texas for the second straight week, as the players will head to San Antonio for one last stop before the Masters next week.

Let’s take a look at a course preview, the best odds for the tournament, the top betting apps to play on, a look at course history, and more for this week’s Valero Texas Open.

 

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2021 Valero Texas Open Information – Date, Time, TV

Here’s the details on where this week’s Valero Texas Open is played, how to watch and listen, the purse, and more.

Where: TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course), San Antonio, TX
When: Thursday, April 1st to Sunday, April 4th, 2021
Watch: NBC, Golf Channel, PGA Tour Live
Radio: SiriusXM
Purse: $7,700,000

 

Valero Texas Open Course Preview – TPC San Antonio

This week’s PGA event is the Valero Texas Open, played at TPC San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas. Here’s a look at the course, with Jordan Spieth’s first round highlights in the 2019 event.

TPC San Antonio has been the home of the Valero Texas Open for quite some time. This year, the event is played on the AT&T Oaks course. The course was designed by Greg Norman, and was consulted on by Sergio Garcia. As a TPC course, it was focused around being fan-friendly. Here’s some facts and features of TPC San Antonio.

• Home of the Texas Valero Open for the 12th straight year.
• Always precedes the Masters.
• Par 72.
• Plays at over 7400 yards.
• Bermuda grass.
• and more.

 

 

Odds to Win Valero Texas Open 2021

Here is a look at the opening odds, current odds, and more for this week’s Valero Texas Open. These odds will change throughout the week after they are released, so be sure to check back to get the best prices.

 

Opening Odds to Win

The opening odds have been released for the 2021 Valero Texas Open. Here is a look at the top 10 along with a list of the best prices at each sportsbook.

Golfer	Odds to Win 2021 Valero Texas Open
Dustin Johnson	+650
Jordan Spieth	+1200
Scottie Scheffler	+1600
Tony Finau	+1600
Hideki Matsuyama	+2200
Corey Conners	+2500
Abraham Ancer	+2500
Charley Hoffman	+3000
Brendan Steele	+3000
Ryan Palmer	+3000

For a full list of odds, check out William Hill Sportsbook.

 

Current Odds to Win

Let’s take a look at the best odds at various legal sportsbooks for this week’s Valero Texas Open.

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Top PGA Betting Apps for the Valero Texas Open

With the legal sports betting space continuing to grow, golf betting will grow with it. With next week being the Masters, it is a great time to sign up for new sportsbooks to take advantage of bankroll boosters in time for golf’s biggest event. Here is a look at two of our favorite golf betting platforms, where you can see the best odds and experience for mobile golf betting.

 

DraftKings Sportsbook

 

PointsBet

 

Betting Picks – Valero Texas Open

Betting on golf is a different beast, as it revolves around hitting longshot futures bets for winners. So far at ActionRush, we have produced a few winners at long odds so far in the 2021 PGA season. Here’s a look at two of them.

• Brooks Koepka (+5500) to win the Waste Management Open
• Daniel Berger (+2000) to win at Pebble Beach

Let’s take a look at the betting picks for this week’s Valero Texas Open.

 

Outright Winner Picks

• Tony Finau (+1600)
• Matt Kuchar (+4000)
• Joel Dahmen (+6000)
• Rickie Fowler (+6000)

For more golf betting, check out the Masters and US Open odds.

 

Field for the 2021 Valero Texas Open

The field for the 2021 Valero Texas Open has been released, and here is the list of each and every golfer that will play in this week’s event. With it being one week before the Masters, there is a slightly limited field.

Golfer

Byeong Hun An

Abraham Ancer

Kiradech Aphibarnrat

Ryan Armour

Sam Bennett

Akshay Bhatia

Keegan Bradley

Joseph Bramlett

Scott Brown

Wesley Bryan

Bronson Burgoon

Sam Burns

Rafa Cabrera Bello

Rafael Campos

Sebastian Cappelen

Cameron Champ

Kevin Chappell

K.J. Choi

Corey Conners

Austin Cook

Joel Dahmen

Cameron Davis

Luke Donald

Jason Dufner

Tyler Duncan

Austin Eckroat

Tony Finau

Rickie Fowler

Jim Furyk

Brice Garnett

Brian Gay

Doug Ghim

Michael Gligic

Lucas Glover

Will Gordon

Branden Grace

Lanto Griffin

Chesson Hadley

Adam Hadwin

Brandon Hagy

Padraig Harrington

Scott Harrington

David Hearn

Kramer Hickok

Harry Higgs

Bo Hoag

Charley Hoffman

Tom Hoge

J.B. Holmes

Beau Hossler

Charles Howell III

John Huh

Dustin Johnson

Zach Johnson

Sung Kang

Jerry Kelly

Michael Kim

Si Woo Kim

Chris Kirk

Patton Kizzire

Russell Knox

Satoshi Kodaira

Kelly Kraft

Matt Kuchar

Anirban Lahiri

Martin Laird

Andrew Landry

Nate Lashley

Hank Lebioda

Danny Lee

Kyoung-Hoon Lee

Tom Lewis

Luke List

Adam Long

David Love III

Hunter Mahan

Peter Malnati

Ben Martin

Hideki Matsuyama

Denny McCarthy

Graeme McDowell

Mac Meissner

Troy Merritt

Phil Mickelson

Keith Mitchell

Ryan Moore

Sebastián Muñoz

Matthew NeSmith

Seung-Yul Noh

Henrik Norlander

Sean O’Hair

Rob Oppenheim

Ryan Palmer

Cameron Percy

Pat Perez

D.A. Points

Ted Potter Jr

Andrew Putnam

Doc Redman

Patrick Rodgers

Sam Ryder

Rory Sabbatini

Carlos Sainz Jr

Scottie Scheffler

Adam Schenk

Charl Schwartzel

Chase Seiffert

Robby Shelton

Greyson Sigg

Roger Sloan

Brandt Snedeker

J.J. Spaun

Jordan Spieth

Kevin Stadler

Scott Stallings

Kyle Stanley

Brendan Steele

Henrik Stenson

Sepp Straka

Brian Stuard

Nick Taylor

Vaughn Taylor

D.J. Trahan

Martin Trainer

Cameron Tringale

Bo Van Pelt

Erik van Rooyen

Harold Varner III

Jhonattan Vegas

Kris Ventura

Camilo Villegas

Jimmy Walker

Matt Wallace

Nick Watney

Vincent Whaley

Bernd Wiesberger

Danny Willett

Aaron Wise

Gary Woodland

Xinjun Zhang

 

Betting History for the Valero Texas Open

At TPC San Antonio, the Valero Texas Open has a rich history that sports bettors have enjoyed wagering on with a fun course at a TPC event. Here is a look at the odds to win the 2019 Valero Texas Open, the last time the event was played.

• Rickie Fowler (+1000)
• Matt Kuchar (+1600)
• Tony Finau (+1600)
• Jordan Spieth (+2000)
• Billy Horschel (+2200)

The winner of the 2019 event was Corey Conners, whose odds were unlisted. This means he was an extremely long shot to win, but was able to finish anyway.

 

Last Five Winners of the Valero Texas Open

Like last week’s Dell Technologies Match Play, last year’s Valero Texas Open was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there was no winner of course. Here is a look at the last five winners of the event, from 2015 to 2019.

Year	Winner
2019	Corey Conners
2018	Andrew Landry
2017	Kevin Chappell
2016	Charley Hoffman
2015	Jimmy Walker

 

 

Valero Texas Open Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the favorite to win the 2021 Valero Texas Open?

The favorite to win the Valero Texas Open is Dustin Johnson.

Who won the 2020 Valero Texas Open?

The Valero Texas Open did not happen in 2020. The winner of the 2019 event was Corey Conners.

Where is the 2021 Valero Texas Open?

The 2021 Valero Texas Open is played in San Antonio, at TPC San Antonio.