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PGA Tour: Texas Children's Houston Open Winner

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PGA Tour: Texas Children's Houston Open Winner

Min Woo Lee 18.9%

Nicolai Hojgaard 15.0%

Jason Day 7.6%

Austin Eckroat 5.4%

Polymarket

$457,271 Vol.

Min Woo Lee 18.9%

Nicolai Hojgaard 15.0%

Jason Day 7.6%

Austin Eckroat 5.4%

Polymarket

$457,271 Vol.

Min Woo Lee

$5,587 Vol.

19%

Nicolai Hojgaard

$17,264 Vol.

15%

Jason Day

$3,873 Vol.

8%

Austin Eckroat

$1,085 Vol.

5%

Tom Kim

$2,125 Vol.

5%

Bronson Burgoon

$1,023 Vol.

3%

Stephan Jaeger

$3,013 Vol.

2%

Christiaan Bezuidenhout

$33,978 Vol.

2%

Ze-Cheng Dou

$7,828 Vol.

2%

Keith Mitchell

$770 Vol.

2%

Sam Burns

$3,932 Vol.

2%

Tony Finau

$2,547 Vol.

2%

Jake Knapp

$3,028 Vol.

2%

Harris English

$1,070 Vol.

2%

Ricky Castillo

$455 Vol.

2%

Chris Gotterup

$2,111 Vol.

2%

Ben Griffin

$7,612 Vol.

2%

Harry Hall

$1,514 Vol.

1%

Chad Ramey

$1,370 Vol.

1%

Johnny Keefer

$2,178 Vol.

1%

Aldrich Potgieter

$16,336 Vol.

1%

Denny McCarthy

$12,996 Vol.

1%

Kurt Kitayama

$5,566 Vol.

1%

Shane Lowry

$1,056 Vol.

1%

Rasmus Hojgaard

$54,426 Vol.

1%

Adrien Dumont De Chassart

$675 Vol.

1%

Rico Hoey

$9,097 Vol.

<1%

Thorbjorn Olesen

$16,270 Vol.

<1%

Max McGreevy

$790 Vol.

<1%

Mac Meissner

$1,900 Vol.

<1%

Michael Brennan

$31,353 Vol.

<1%

Sung-Jae Im

$17,021 Vol.

<1%

Peter Malnati

$0 Vol.

<1%

Garrick Higgo

$1,310 Vol.

<1%

Tom Hoge

$3,556 Vol.

<1%

Davis Riley

$260 Vol.

-

Kevin Roy

$1,170 Vol.

-

Takumi Kanaya

$698 Vol.

-

Jeffrey Kang

$620 Vol.

-

Chris Kirk

$373 Vol.

-

Henry Lebioda

$380 Vol.

-

William Mouw

$620 Vol.

-

Pontus Nyholm

$375 Vol.

38%

John Parry

$1,071 Vol.

33%

Matthieu Pavon

$0 Vol.

-

Luke Clanton

$1,008 Vol.

-

Eric Cole

$210 Vol.

-

Steven Fisk

$284 Vol.

-

Brice Garnett

$1,446 Vol.

-

Emiliano Grillo

$485 Vol.

-

Lee Hodges

$745 Vol.

-

Beau Hossler

$0 Vol.

-

This market will resolve according to the listed player who wins the 2026 Texas Children's Houston Open tournament. If a listed player is eliminated from contention for the Texas Children's Houston Open tournament based on the official rules of the tournament, the relevant market will immediately resolve to "No". If an unlisted player wins the Texas Children's Houston Open tournament this market will resolve to "Other". In the event of a tie, this market will resolve according to the official winner as determined by PGA Tour official tournament rules. If multiple winners are announced then this market will resolve to the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically. If no winner is announced by April 4, 2026 at 8:00PM ET this market will resolve to "Other". The primary resolution source will be the official results published by the PGA Tour website (https://www.pgatour.com/).Trader consensus reflects a razor-tight race at the Texas Children's Houston Open, with Davis Riley (41.4%), Brice Garnett (40.6%), and Luke Clanton (40.2%) clustered as co-favorites after strong opening rounds on the renovated Memorial Park Golf Course, where firm greens and prevalent winds demand elite ball-striking and short-game precision. Recent Round 2 birdie barrages from these mid-tier contenders—bolstered by Riley's top-10 strokes gained approach play, Garnett's hot putter, and Clanton's amateur poise—have vaulted them ahead of big names like Jason Day (7.8%) and Min Woo Lee (18.9%), who faltered with inconsistent irons. With two rounds left, rest advantages minimal and cut-line pressure off for leaders, the wisdom of crowds prices high volatility amid potential weekend surges from chasers like Matthieu Pavon and Emiliano Grillo.

Trader consensus reflects a razor-tight race at the Texas Children's Houston Open, with Davis Riley (41.4%), Brice Garnett (40.6%), and Luke Clanton (40.2%) clustered as co-favorites after strong opening rounds on the renovated Memorial Park Golf Course, where firm greens and prevalent winds demand elite ball-striking and short-game precision. Recent Round 2 birdie barrages from these mid-tier contenders—bolstered by Riley's top-10 strokes gained approach play, Garnett's hot putter, and Clanton's amateur poise—have vaulted them ahead of big names like Jason Day (7.8%) and Min Woo Lee (18.9%), who faltered with inconsistent irons. With two rounds left, rest advantages minimal and cut-line pressure off for leaders, the wisdom of crowds prices high volatility amid potential weekend surges from chasers like Matthieu Pavon and Emiliano Grillo.

Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated
This market will resolve according to the listed player who wins the 2026 Texas Children's Houston Open tournament. If a listed player is eliminated from contention for the Texas Children's Houston Open tournament based on the official rules of the tournament, the relevant market will immediately resolve to "No". If an unlisted player wins the Texas Children's Houston Open tournament this market will resolve to "Other". In the event of a tie, this market will resolve according to the official winner as determined by PGA Tour official tournament rules. If multiple winners are announced then this market will resolve to the player whose listed last name comes first alphabetically. If no winner is announced by April 4, 2026 at 8:00PM ET this market will resolve to "Other". The primary resolution source will be the official results published by the PGA Tour website (https://www.pgatour.com/).Trader consensus reflects a razor-tight race at the Texas Children's Houston Open, with Davis Riley (41.4%), Brice Garnett (40.6%), and Luke Clanton (40.2%) clustered as co-favorites after strong opening rounds on the renovated Memorial Park Golf Course, where firm greens and prevalent winds demand elite ball-striking and short-game precision. Recent Round 2 birdie barrages from these mid-tier contenders—bolstered by Riley's top-10 strokes gained approach play, Garnett's hot putter, and Clanton's amateur poise—have vaulted them ahead of big names like Jason Day (7.8%) and Min Woo Lee (18.9%), who faltered with inconsistent irons. With two rounds left, rest advantages minimal and cut-line pressure off for leaders, the wisdom of crowds prices high volatility amid potential weekend surges from chasers like Matthieu Pavon and Emiliano Grillo.

Trader consensus reflects a razor-tight race at the Texas Children's Houston Open, with Davis Riley (41.4%), Brice Garnett (40.6%), and Luke Clanton (40.2%) clustered as co-favorites after strong opening rounds on the renovated Memorial Park Golf Course, where firm greens and prevalent winds demand elite ball-striking and short-game precision. Recent Round 2 birdie barrages from these mid-tier contenders—bolstered by Riley's top-10 strokes gained approach play, Garnett's hot putter, and Clanton's amateur poise—have vaulted them ahead of big names like Jason Day (7.8%) and Min Woo Lee (18.9%), who faltered with inconsistent irons. With two rounds left, rest advantages minimal and cut-line pressure off for leaders, the wisdom of crowds prices high volatility amid potential weekend surges from chasers like Matthieu Pavon and Emiliano Grillo.

Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated

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