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Golf Picks

The market’s golf picks: who leads each tournament this week and the latest winners. No PGA Tour event is trading right now: Kalshi lists each week’s field early in the week, and this page fills in when it does.
Live market pricesUpdated today at 2:09 PM ET
Where these numbers come from: Kalshi prices: KXPGATOUR for PGA Tour winners and events listed further ahead (the next Masters, for one), KXPGATOP5/10/20, KXPGAMAKECUT and KXPGAR1LEAD for finishing positions, each tour’s own winner series (KXDPWORLDTOUR, KXLPGATOUR, KXLIVTOUR, KXCHAMPTOUR, KXKFTOUR), and KXGOLFMAJOR for majors futures. The track record prices each event at the last trade before play: by the earliest of midnight Eastern going into the Thursday of the tournament week, midnight at the course going into that Thursday for events outside the Americas (the Baycurrent Classic in Japan tees off on Wednesday evening, Eastern), and the tournament start Kalshi records. Never a trade from after the first tee shot.
TO WIN

Who leads each tournament this week

The golfers priced highest in each winner market shown for this week: two per market, or one where only one has a readable price. When the two are level, the market has no favourite there.
Golf tournament leaders this week
EventTop pricePriceNextPrice
DP World Tour ChampionshipDP World TourRory McIlroy32%Jon Rahm9%
The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at PelicanLPGA TourNelly Korda34%Hye-Jin Choi25%
Charles Schwab Cup ChampionshipPGA Tour ChampionsZach Johnson21%Stewart Cink15%
LATEST WINNERS

Who won last time out

The most recent graded tournament on each tour shown, from Kalshi’s settled winner markets.
Latest golf winners by tour
TourTournamentWinner
DP World TourAbu Dhabi Aldar ChampionshipJon Rahm
LPGA TourTOTO Japan ClassicShuri Sakuma
PGA TourWorld Wide Technology ChampionshipBlades Brown
PGA Tour ChampionsSimmons Bank ChampionshipDarren Fichardt
Korn Ferry TourKorn Ferry Tour Championship presented by Virginia's Richmond RegionAustin Hitt
LIV GolfLIV Golf IndianapolisMichael La Sasso
TRACK RECORD

How the market’s PGA Tour picks have done

Across the 60 PGA Tour events with a favourite that Kalshi graded from the week of May 1, 2025 through Oct 11, 2026, the golfer priced highest to win before round 1 won 10 (17%). Those favourites were priced at 17% on average, so the market expected about that share of them to win. Left out: 7 events whose top two were priced level (no favourite). The 20 most recent events:
PGA Tour favourites' record by event
EventFavouriteWinnerResult
Baycurrent ClassicWeek of Oct 8, 2026Xander Schauffele · 8%Michael Brennan · 2%Lost
Bank of Utah ChampionshipWeek of Oct 1, 2026Jackson Koivun · 7%Austin Smotherman · 1%Lost
Biltmore Championship AshevilleWeek of Sep 17, 2026Jackson Koivun · 7%Jacob Bridgeman · 4%Lost
TOUR ChampionshipWeek of Aug 27, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 22%Scottie Scheffler · 22%Won
BMW ChampionshipWeek of Aug 20, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 24%Wyndham Clark · 3%Lost
FedEx St. Jude ChampionshipWeek of Aug 13, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 16%Scottie Scheffler · 16%Won
Wyndham ChampionshipWeek of Aug 6, 2026Cameron Young · 10%Michael Brennan · 1%Lost
Rocket ClassicWeek of Jul 30, 2026Cameron Young · 8%Michael Thorbjornsen · 2%Lost
3M OpenWeek of Jul 23, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 26%Jackson Koivun · 3%Lost
The Open ChampionshipWeek of Jul 16, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 12%Ryan Fox · <1%Lost
ISCO ChampionshipWeek of Jul 9, 2026Jackson Koivun · 7%Steven Fisk · 2%Lost
Genesis Scottish OpenWeek of Jul 9, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 14%Tom Kim · 1%Lost
Travelers ChampionshipWeek of Jun 25, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 18%Viktor Hovland · 2%Lost
U.S. OpenWeek of Jun 18, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 14%Wyndham Clark · 2%Lost
RBC Canadian OpenWeek of Jun 11, 2026Tommy Fleetwood · 7%Bud Cauley · 2%Lost
The Memorial TournamentWeek of Jun 4, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 22%J.T. Poston · <1%Lost
Charles Schwab ChallengeWeek of May 28, 2026Ludvig Aberg · 9%Russell Henley · 5%Lost
THE CJ CUP Byron NelsonWeek of May 21, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 33%Wyndham Clark · 2%Lost
PGA ChampionshipWeek of May 14, 2026Scottie Scheffler · 17%Aaron Rai · <1%Lost
ONEflight Myrtle Beach ClassicWeek of May 7, 2026Brooks Koepka · 7%Brandt Snedeker · <1%Lost
TOP-10 PICKS

How the market’s top-10 picks have done

In the 40 PGA Tour events with a top-10 market from the week of Jan 15, 2026 through Oct 11, 2026, the golfers Kalshi priced likeliest to finish in the top 10 before round 1 did so 115 times in 363 (32%). Their prices added up to 120.8 top-10 finishes, the number the market expected. 8 picks withdrew before teeing off and are not counted. The picks are the 10 golfers priced highest to finish in the top 10, at the same moment before round 1; when tenth and eleventh print the same price, neither is a pick. Ties count as top-10 finishes, as the contracts settle them. The 20 most recent events:
PGA Tour top-10 picks by event
EventTop 10ExpectedLikeliest
Baycurrent ClassicWeek of Oct 8, 20262 of 82.9Xander Schauffele · 49% · top 10
Bank of Utah ChampionshipWeek of Oct 1, 20262 of 92.7Jackson Koivun · 40% · missed
Biltmore Championship AshevilleWeek of Sep 17, 20264 of 102.6Jackson Koivun · 37% · top 10
TOUR ChampionshipWeek of Aug 27, 20263 of 94.7Scottie Scheffler · 78% · top 10
BMW ChampionshipWeek of Aug 20, 20261 of 104.1Scottie Scheffler · 73% · missed
FedEx St. Jude ChampionshipWeek of Aug 13, 20266 of 103.5Scottie Scheffler · 63% · top 10
Wyndham ChampionshipWeek of Aug 6, 20262 of 82.3Patrick Cantlay · 80% · withdrew
Rocket ClassicWeek of Jul 30, 20264 of 102.9Cameron Young · 41% · top 10
3M OpenWeek of Jul 23, 20263 of 92.6Scottie Scheffler · 69% · top 10
Corales Puntacana ChampionshipWeek of Jul 16, 20261 of 92.5Taylor Pendrith · 33% · missed
The Open ChampionshipWeek of Jul 16, 20262 of 82.7Scottie Scheffler · 48% · top 10
ISCO ChampionshipWeek of Jul 9, 20262 of 102.5Jackson Koivun · 32% · top 10
Genesis Scottish OpenWeek of Jul 9, 20263 of 103.3Scottie Scheffler · 55% · missed
John Deere ClassicWeek of Jul 2, 20261 of 102.8Ben Griffin · 35% · missed
Travelers ChampionshipWeek of Jun 25, 20262 of 93.2Scottie Scheffler · 65% · top 10
U.S. OpenWeek of Jun 18, 20261 of 103.3Scottie Scheffler · 56% · top 10
RBC Canadian OpenWeek of Jun 11, 20261 of 102.8Tommy Fleetwood · 41% · missed
The Memorial TournamentWeek of Jun 4, 20261 of 93.5Jackson Suber · 80% · withdrew
Charles Schwab ChallengeWeek of May 28, 20264 of 102.7Ludvig Aberg · 44% · missed
THE CJ CUP Byron NelsonWeek of May 21, 20263 of 103.0Scottie Scheffler · 78% · top 10
LEFT OUT

Events the record leaves out

Each event Kalshi graded in the window that the record does not score, and why.
PGA Tour events the record leaves out
EventWhy
Corales Puntacana ChampionshipWeek of Jul 16, 2026Top two priced level
John Deere ClassicWeek of Jul 2, 2026Top two priced level
Zurich Classic of New OrleansWeek of Apr 23, 2026Top two priced level
Valero Texas OpenWeek of Apr 2, 2026Top two priced level
Butterfield Bermuda ChampionshipWeek of Nov 13, 2025Top two priced level
Bank of Utah ChampionshipWeek of Oct 23, 2025Top two priced level
Sanderson Farms ChampionshipWeek of Oct 2, 2025Top two priced level
PRICED RIGHT?

Did the top-10 picks finish there as often as their prices said?

In the 40 PGA Tour events with a top-10 market from the week of Jan 15, 2026 through Oct 11, 2026, top-10 picks on Kalshi finished in the top 10 less often than their prices said, by 1 point: 115 top-10 finishes in 363 picks (32%), against prices that averaged 33%. The furthest off were those priced 60% and up: 61% finished in the top 10, against an average price of 75%, over 18 picks.
Hit rate32%115 top-10 finishes in 363 picks
Their prices said33%The average price before play: about 120.8 top-10 finishes expected
Against the price−1 ptTop-10 picks finished in the top 10 less often than their prices said, by 1 point
40 events · Since Jan 15, 2026

PGA Tour top-10 picks: how often they finished there, against their price

← Below their pricesAbove their prices →
  1. Under 30%Under 30%Top-10 picks priced under 30%: 26% finished in the top 10, against an average price of 25%, over 171 picks:+126%45 top-10 finishes in 171 picks (26%), priced at 25% on average
  2. 30–39%30–39%Top-10 picks priced 30–39%: 31% finished in the top 10, against an average price of 34%, over 127 picks:−331%39 top-10 finishes in 127 picks (31%), priced at 34% on average
  3. 40–49%40–49%Top-10 picks priced 40–49%: 44% finished in the top 10, against an average price of 43%, over 39 picks:+144%17 top-10 finishes in 39 picks (44%), priced at 43% on average
  4. 50–59%50–59%Top-10 picks priced 50–59%: 38% finished in the top 10, against an average price of 56%, over 8 picks:−1838%3 top-10 finishes in 8 picks (38%), priced at 56% on average
  5. 60% and up60% and upTop-10 picks priced 60% and up: 61% finished in the top 10, against an average price of 75%, over 18 picks:−1461%11 top-10 finishes in 18 picks (61%), priced at 75% on average
Beat their pricesTop-10 finishes over the number the prices expected
  1. 1FedEx St. Jude Championship+2.56 of 10 · 3.5 expected
  2. 2Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches+2.44 of 6 · 1.6 expected
  3. 3RBC Heritage+2.26 of 10 · 3.8 expected
  4. 4Texas Children's Houston Open+1.94 of 8 · 2.1 expected
  5. 5WM Phoenix Open+1.85 of 10 · 3.3 expected
Fell shortTop-10 finishes under the number the prices expected
  1. 1BMW Championship−3.11 of 10 · 4.1 expected
  2. 2Sony Open in Hawaii−2.62 of 9 · 4.6 expected
  3. 3The Memorial Tournament−2.51 of 9 · 3.5 expected
  4. 4U.S. Open−2.31 of 10 · 3.3 expected
  5. 5RBC Canadian Open−1.81 of 10 · 2.8 expected
METHOD

How to read this page

Every pick is a market price: a tournament’s leader is the golfer priced highest to win, a top-10 pick the highest top-10 price. When the top two are level, the market has no favourite. They are the market’s consensus, not tips.

A top-10 or make-the-cut contract is its own market. A golfer can be a short price to make the cut and a long one to win.

Priced right? sets the record against its own prices. A favourite priced at 70% should win about 7 times in 10, so each price band’s bar is the share that won minus the band’s average price, in percentage points: right of the centre line, those favourites won more often than their prices said; left of it, less often. One result moves a small band a long way, so read each bar with its count.

The track record scores the winner pick of each PGA Tour event Kalshi graded since May 2025 (the PGA Championship, U.S. Open and Open Championship of 2025 included; qualifiers left out). An event whose top two printed the same price has no favourite and is left out, as are voided ones. With 70 to 160 golfers in a field, even a clear favourite usually loses: the record is best read against the favourites’ own average price.

FAQ

Questions

How often does the favourite win a PGA Tour event on Kalshi?
Across the 60 PGA Tour events with a favourite that Kalshi graded from the week of May 1, 2025 through Oct 11, 2026, the golfer priced highest to win before round 1 won 10 (17%). Those favourites were priced at 17% on average, so the market expected about that share of them to win.
How often do Kalshi’s top-10 picks finish in the top 10 at PGA Tour events?
In the 40 PGA Tour events with a top-10 market from the week of Jan 15, 2026 through Oct 11, 2026, the golfers Kalshi priced likeliest to finish in the top 10 before round 1 did so 115 times in 363 (32%). Their prices added up to 120.8 top-10 finishes, the number the market expected. 8 picks withdrew before teeing off and are not counted.
Are Kalshi’s PGA Tour top-10 prices right?
In the 40 PGA Tour events with a top-10 market from the week of Jan 15, 2026 through Oct 11, 2026, top-10 picks on Kalshi finished in the top 10 less often than their prices said, by 1 point: 115 top-10 finishes in 363 picks (32%), against prices that averaged 33%. The furthest off were those priced 60% and up: 61% finished in the top 10, against an average price of 75%, over 18 picks.
How do I read Kalshi’s golf odds?
Each price is what a contract paying $1 if that outcome happens costs right now, so 12¢ reads as a 12% chance. A golfer’s win, top-10 and make-the-cut prices are separate markets, and each links to its own.
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Buy Yes on the golfer you think wins the tournament.
  • Rory McIlroy32%
    Yes 33¢No 69¢
  • Jon Rahm9%
    Yes 8.6¢No 91.5¢
  • Tyrrell Hatton7%
    Yes 6.8¢No 93.4¢
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    Yes 5.8¢No 94.4¢
  • Joost Luiten6%
    Yes 5.6¢No 94.5¢
    • Victor Perez5%
      Yes 4.9¢No 95.2¢
    • Kristoffer Reitan4%
      Yes 4.2¢No 95.9¢
    • Adam Scott4%
      Yes 4.1¢No 96¢
    • David Puig4%
      Yes 3.6¢No 96.6¢
    • Freddy Schott3%
      Yes 2.9¢No 97.2¢