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Arnold Palmer Invitational 2022 odds: A slight shift in the market with news of Bryson DeChambeau's WD
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Considering how he's looked in limited starts in 2022, and considering everything he has going on off the course, bettors might not want to touch Bryson DeChambeau with a 50-foot pole right now. Then again, everybody has a price.
DeChambeau's price is mighty enticing at Bay Hill, where he won a season ago by one stroke over Lee Westwood. He can be found as high as 28-1 to go back-to-back. Of course, it's not even a certainty that he'll play given his recent injury issues, but his intention is to give it a go.
At the very top of the board is ... yup, you guessed it, Jon Rahm, who is in the single-digit odds range across various sportsbooks for seemingly the 100th week in a row. Rory McIlroy, who won the 2018 Arnold Palmer Invitational, checks in next at 10-1. Waste Management Phoenix Open winner Scottie Scheffler is 16-1 along with Viktor Hovland. Sepp Straka, coming off a life-changing win at the Honda Classic, is all the way down at 100-1 to win for a second straight week.
UPDATE: On Monday, just before noon, Bryson DeChambeau withdrew from the 2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Here are the odds for every player in the 2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational field: