Houston Open 2020 odds: Dustin Johnson is a heavy favorite in return from positive COVID test

There’s just one more week separating us from the biggest week on golf’s calendar. As you agonize over your Masters bets, a revamped Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston will host this week’s Houston Open in the lead-up to this fall 2020 Masters.

It’s an intriguing week in many ways. The Houston Open returns to this municipal course that hosted the tournament in 1947 and from 1951-’63 and was reconstructed by Tom Doak in 2019, along with Brooks Koepka, who acted as a player consultant. Koepka is in the field in his second appearance following his injury that led to his WD from the U.S. Open. Two other players will return to competition at the Houston Open—Dustin Johnson and Adam Scott—after testing positive for COVID-19 in recent weeks. Despite the uncertainty, DJ is pegged as the heavy favorite by Vegas oddsmakers (7-1), as big a favorite as any golfer has been in 2020.

Of course, DJ was the hottest golfer on the planet at the end of last season. The current World No. 1-ranked golfer won the FedEx Cup after winning the Northern Trust and the Travelers Championship, along with close calls at the PGA Championship and BMW Championship, plus a T-6 at the U.S. Open.

The rest of the field is strong, too, as players prepare for the Masters the following week. Here are the complete odds for every player currently in the field for the 2020 Houston Open.

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(Odds per FanDuel, as of Monday afternoon)

Dustin Johnson: 7-1

Tyrrell Hatton: 16-1

Brooks Koepka: 18-1

Hideki Matsuyama: 20-1

Scottie Scheffler: 20-1

Tony Finau: 20-1

Russell Henley: 22-1

Adam Scott: 26-1

Viktor Hovland: 26-1

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Sungjae Im: 31-1

Jason Day: 34-1

Sergio Garcia: 34-1

Doc Redman: 40-1

Lanto Griffin: 40-1

Corey Conners: 45-1

Si Woo Kim: 45-1

Jordan Spieth: 48-1

Brian Harman: 55-1

James Hahn: 55-1

Shane Lowry: 55-1

Zach Johnson: 55-1

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Cameron Davis: 60-1

Denny McCarthy: 60-1

Alex Noren: 65-1

Emiliano Grillo: 65-1

Talor Gooch: 65-1

Wyndham Clark: 65-1

Harold Varner III: 70-1

Lee Westwood: 70-1

Aaron Wise: 80-1

Charley Hoffman: 80-1

Dylan Frittelli: 80-1

Erik Van Rooyen: 80-1

Kristoffer Ventura: 80-1

Mackenzie Hughes: 80-1

Phil Mickelson: 80-1

Sam Burns: 80-1

Stewart Cink: 80-1

Adam Schenk: 90-1

Austin Cook: 90-1

Brandt Snedeker: 90-1

Cameron Tringale: 90-1

Henrik Stenson: 90-1

J.T. Poston: 90-1

Kevin Streelman: 90-1

Lucas Glover: 90-1

Martin Laird: 90-1

Russell Knox: 90-1

Scott Piercy: 90-1

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Beau Hossler: 100-1

Harry Higgs: 100-1

Henrik Norlander: 100-1

Keegan Bradley: 100-1

Luke List: 100-1

Matt Jones: 100-1

Max Homa: 100-1

Ollie Schniederjans: 100-1

Padraig Harrington: 100-1

Robby Shelton: 100-1

Scott Stallings: 100-1

Sepp Straka: 100-1

Tyler Duncan: 100-1

Adam Long: 130-1

Brian Gay: 130-1

Carlos Ortiz: 130-1

Charl Schwartzel: 130-1

Danny Willett: 130-1

Mark Hubbard: 130-1

Matthew NeSmith: 130-1

Maverick McNealy: 130-1

Pat Perez: 130-1

Patrick Rodgers: 130-1

Rory Sabbatini: 130-1

Ryan Armour: 130-1

Tom Lewis: 130-1

Andrew Putnam: 130-1

Branden Grace: 150-1

Danny Lee: 150-1

Francesco Molinari: 150-1

Jhonattan Vegas: 150-1

Justin Harding: 150-1

Tom Hoge: 150-1

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Andrew Landry: 170-1

Brian Stuard: 170-1

Brice Garnett: 170-1

Graeme McDowell: 170-1

Hudson Swafford: 170-1

Patton Kizzire: 170-1

Troy Merritt: 170-1

Will Gordon: 170-1

Xinjun Zhang: 170-1

C.T. Pan: 210-1

Chris Kirk: 210-1

Jason Dufner: 210-1

Keith Mitchell: 210-1

Kevin Chappell: 210-1

Michael Thompson: 210-1

Scott Harrington: 210-1

Vaughn Taylor: 210-1

Camilo Villegas: 270-1

John Huh: 270-1

Nate Lashley: 270-1

Sam Ryder: 270-1

Bo Hoag: 320-1

Dawie Van Der Walt: 320-1

Grayson Murray: 320-1

Jimmy Walker: 320-1

Kelly Kraft: 320-1

Kevin Tway: 320-1

K.H. Lee: 320-1

Luke Donald: 320-1

Satoshi Kodaira: 320-1

Sean O'Hair: 320-1

Sung Kang: 320-1

Jamie Lovemark: 420-1

K.J. Choi: 420-1

Scott Brown: 420-1

Ted Potter Jr.: 420-1

Ben Willman: 500-1

Bo Van Pelt: 500-1

D.A. Points: 500-1

Graham DeLaet: 500-1

Greg Chalmers: 500-1

Hunter Mahan: 500-1

Kevin Stadler: 500-1

Kyle Hogan: 500-1

Martin Trainer: 500-1

Michael Kim: 500-1