Mayakoba Golf Classic 2020 odds: Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka highlight last PGA Tour event of 2020

All good things must come to an end. That includes an action-packed 2020 of PGA Tour golf, which we’re extra thankful for after the COVID-19 pandemic threatened this season. The tour successfully held 24 straight weeks of golf through the RSM Classic, and after a week off for Thanksgiving, the Mayakoba Golf Classic will cap off the tour’s 2020 schedule.

Typically a weaker field can be found at El Camaleón, the Greg Norman course that stretches just short of 7,100 yards as a par 71 at Mayakoba. This year’s field is stronger than usual, with five of the top 25 in the world teeing it up. Dustin Johnson withdrew over the weekend, leaving Justin Thomas as a strong 6 1/2 favorite, followed closely by Brooks Koepka (10-1). Thomas’ lone appearance here was in 2015, when he finished T-23. Koepka missed the cut in 2014 in his only start at Mayakoba.

Brendon Todd defends his title this week after his scorching hot end to his 2019 season. He enters this week without a finish better than T-37 since September after dealing with a foot injury in October. Harris English, who shot a final-round 63 in his last start at the RSM Classic, is a past champion at Mayakoba, earning his last PGA Tour victory here in 2014.

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Here are the odds of every player in the field at this week’s Mayakoba Golf Classic.

Mayakoba Golf Classic 2020 odds (odds courtesy of Bet365 as of Monday morning):

Justin Thomas: 13-2

Brooks Koepka: 10-1

Harris English: 16-1

Tony Finau: 18-1

Daniel Berger: 20-1

Viktor Hovland: 20-1

Rickie Fowler: 22-1

Abraham Ancer: 22-1

Russell Henley: 25-1

Will Zalatoris: 28-1

Corey Conners: 33-1

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Joaquin Niemann: 35-1

Billy Horschel: 35-1

Marc Leishman: 45-1

Carlos Ortiz: 45-1

Gary Woodland: 50-1

Brendon Todd: 55-1

Sebastian Munoz: 55-1

Charles Howell III: 55-1

Brian Harman: 60-1

Alex Noren: 60-1

Joel Dahmen: 66-1

Emiliano Grillo: 66-1

Patton Kizzire: 66-1

Scott Piercy: 70-1

Harold Varner III: 70-1

Austin Cook: 80-1

Byeong-Hun An: 80-1

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Russell Knox: 80-1

Adam Long: 80-1

Chez Reavie: 80-1

Denny McCarthy: 80-1

Doug Ghim: 80-1

Brian Gay: 90-1

Keegan Bradley: 90-1

Sepp Straka: 100-1

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Aaron Wise: 110-1

Chris Kirk: 110-1

Danny Lee: 110-1

Adam Hadwin: 125-1

Rory Sabbatini: 125-1

Maverick McNealy: 125-1

Henrik Norlander: 125-1

Graeme McDowell: 125-1

Andy Ogletree: 125-1

Charley Hoffman: 125-1

John Huh: 125-1

Peter Malnati: 125-1

Kevin Streelman: 125-1

Pat Perez: 140-1

Ollie Schniederjans: 140-1

Vaughn Taylor: 140-1

Harry Higgs: 150-1

Camilo Villegas: 150-1

Brice Garnett: 150-1

Will Gordon: 150-1

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Patrick Rodgers: 150-1

Branden Grace: 160-1

Kristoffer Ventura: 160-1

Lucas Glover: 160-1

Brendan Steele: 160-1

Tyler Duncan: 160-1

Brian Stuard: 160-1

Max Homa: 175-1

Kyle Stanley: 175-1

Rafa Cabrera Bello: 175-1

Wesley Bryan: 175-1

Luke List: 175-1

JJ Spaun: 175-1

Santiago Tarrio: 175-1

Chesson Hadley: 175-1

Adam Schenk: 175-1

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David Hearn: 200-1

Ryan Armour: 200-1

Mark Hubbard: 200-1

Andrew Putnam: 200-1

Robby Shelton: 200-1

Roger Sloan: 200-1

Jhonattan Vegas: 200-1

Quade Cummins: 200-1

Austin Eckroat: 200-1

Beau Hossler: 225-1

Tom Hoge: 225-1

Cameron Percy: 225-1

Sung Kang: 225-1

Xinjun Zhang: 225-1

Nate Lashley: 225-1

Jason Dufner: 225-1

Keith Mitchell: 225-1

Troy Merritt: 225-1

Aaron Baddeley: 250-1

Rob Oppenheim: 250-1

Michael Gligic: 250-1

Bronson Burgoon: 250-1

Kiradech Aphibarnrat: 250-1

Hank Lebioda: 250-1

Steve Stricker: 275-1

Joseph Bramlett: 275-1

DJ Trahan: 275-1

Roberto Diaz: 300-1

Chase Seiffert: 300-1

Fabian Gomez: 300-1

Luke Donald: 300-1

Mark Anderson: 300-1

Kelly Kraft: 300-1

Bo Hoag: 300-1

Nick Watney: 350-1

Chris Baker: 400-1

Sebastian Cappelen: 400-1

K.H. Lee: 400-1

Tim Wilkinson: 400-1

Brandon Hagy: 500-1

Johnson Wagner: 500-1

Scott Harrington: 500-1

Vincent Whaley: 500-1

Satoshi Kodaira: 500-1

Sam Ryder: 600-1

K.J. Choi: 750-1

Matt Every: 750-1

Bo Van Pelt: 1000-1

Rafael Campos: 1,000-1

Hunter Mahan: 1,000-1

Armando Favela: 1,500-1

Martin Trainer: 1,500-1

Kevin Stadler: 1,500-1

DA Points: 1,500-1

Michael Kim: 1,500-1

Aaron Terrazas: 2,500-1

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