Brady Kannon predicting no top finishes for Max Homa at the 3M Open

In a bold move, handicapper Brady Kannon is advising bettors to avoid Max Homa this week at the 3M Open. While still a contender, he’s considered overvalued with odds of 55-1 at FanDuel.

Scottie Scheffler, ranked as the favorite with +260 odds, and Kurt Kitayama (+2500) remain top choices for the tournament. Kannon argues that recent performance isn't holding steady across all rounds in four-day tournament conditions, especially when paired against established talents like Scottie Scheffler.

Why Kannon is fading Max Homa:

Homa hasn’t won on tour since January 2023 and his form comes and goes. His driving accuracy ranks 107th on the Tour, making longer putts more common for him. He’s had one runner-up finish this season, but it was in a weaker field at the John Deere Classic. His chances don't seem to match current odds.

Scottie Scheffler:

Despite his recent struggles, Kannon sees Scheffler as a strong bet with +260 odds, given past success and the overall strength of the field this week at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota.

Kurt Kitayama:

The defending champion is another key player at +2500. He has shown he can perform under pressure with last year’s win, making him a more sensible bet than Homa in Kannon's view.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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Scheffler is the favorite at +260. He has won the tournament before and shows consistent performance this season with multiple top-five finishes.

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The best bets are Scheffler, Kitayama, and McNealy based on Kannon's predictions.

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No, Max Homa is not recommended as his price of 55-1 seems overvalued given his recent form and tournament experience.