Traders view the Texas Children's Houston Open as a wide-open affair with implied probabilities tightly clustered around 33-37% for leaders Michael Kim, Ryo Hisatsune, Max McGreevy, Cam Davis, and Seong-Hyeon Kim, reflecting a field thinned by top players prioritizing Masters prep after The Players Championship. Hisatsune enters with momentum from a recent Japan Golf Tour win and solid PGA debut potential, while McGreevy tops Korn Ferry Tour standings with strong ball-striking suited to Memorial Park's renovated par-70 layout demanding precision irons and putting. Kim and Davis benefit from consistent strokes gained metrics in recent starts, course history edges, and rest advantages, keeping the race competitive amid mild Houston weather and no major withdrawals in the final 48 hours. Established names like Tony Finau and Jason Day trail due to uneven Valspar form, underscoring mid-tier contenders' upset potential in this strokes-play event.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedMatt McCarty 44.9%
Ryo Hisatsune 36.5%
Cam Davis 35.4%
Max McGreevy 31.6%
$391,054 Vol.
$391,054 Vol.
Matt McCarty
45%
Ryo Hisatsune
37%
Cam Davis
35%
Max McGreevy
32%
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
26%
Adrien Dumont De Chassart
24%
A.J. Ewart
23%
Min Woo Lee
7%
Chris Gotterup
5%
Jake Knapp
4%
Denny McCarthy
4%
Sam Burns
4%
Brooks Koepka
3%
Marco Penge
3%
Nicolai Hojgaard
3%
Ben Griffin
3%
Keith Mitchell
2%
Kurt Kitayama
2%
Rickie Fowler
2%
Wyndham Clark
2%
Ryan Gerard
2%
Shane Lowry
2%
Harris English
2%
Stephan Jaeger
2%
Ryan Fox
2%
Rasmus Hojgaard
2%
Kristoffer Reitan
1%
Sung-Jae Im
1%
Taylor Pendrith
1%
Pierceson Coody
1%
Jason Day
1%
Max Greyserman
1%
William Mouw
1%
Harry Hall
1%
Mac Meissner
1%
Ricky Castillo
1%
Lee Hodges
1%
Tom Kim
1%
Johnny Keefer
1%
Hao-Tong Li
1%
Aldrich Potgieter
1%
Tony Finau
1%
Michael Brennan
1%
Kevin Roy
1%
John Parry
1%
Matthieu Pavon
1%
Patrick Rodgers
1%
Nicolas Echavarria
1%
Takumi Kanaya
1%
Christo Lamprecht
1%
Pontus Nyholm
1%
Luke Clanton
1%
Patrick Fishburn
1%
Emiliano Grillo
1%
Beau Hossler
1%
Rico Hoey
1%
Davis Riley
1%
Jeffrey Kang
1%
Zach Bauchou
1%
Marcelo Rozo
1%
Peter Malnati
1%
Trey Mullinax
1%
Thorbjorn Olesen
1%
Aaron Rai
1%
Brian Campbell
1%
Rafael Campos
1%
Davis Chatfield
1%
Nick Dunlap
1%
Brice Garnett
1%
Lucas Glover
1%
Joe Highsmith
1%
Kensei Hirata
1%
Charley Hoffman
1%
Mason Howell
1%
Mark Hubbard
1%
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
1%
Mackenzie Hughes
1%
David Ford
1%
David Lipsky
1%
Chris Kirk
1%
Chandler Blanchet
1%
Chad Ramey
1%
Bronson Burgoon
1%
Eric Cole
1%
Garrick Higgo
1%
Billy Horschel
1%
Ze-Cheng Dou
<1%
Austin Eckroat
<1%
Steven Fisk
<1%
Tom Hoge
<1%
Patton Kizzire
<1%
Chandler Phillips
<1%
Bud Cauley
<1%
Michael Kim
-
Seong-Hyeon Kim
33%
Henry Lebioda
33%
Kyoung-Hoon Lee
-
Daniel Brown
33%
JT Poston
-
Cole Hammer
-
Matt McCarty 44.9%
Ryo Hisatsune 36.5%
Cam Davis 35.4%
Max McGreevy 31.6%
$391,054 Vol.
$391,054 Vol.
Matt McCarty
45%
Ryo Hisatsune
37%
Cam Davis
35%
Max McGreevy
32%
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
26%
Adrien Dumont De Chassart
24%
A.J. Ewart
23%
Min Woo Lee
7%
Chris Gotterup
5%
Jake Knapp
4%
Denny McCarthy
4%
Sam Burns
4%
Brooks Koepka
3%
Marco Penge
3%
Nicolai Hojgaard
3%
Ben Griffin
3%
Keith Mitchell
2%
Kurt Kitayama
2%
Rickie Fowler
2%
Wyndham Clark
2%
Ryan Gerard
2%
Shane Lowry
2%
Harris English
2%
Stephan Jaeger
2%
Ryan Fox
2%
Rasmus Hojgaard
2%
Kristoffer Reitan
1%
Sung-Jae Im
1%
Taylor Pendrith
1%
Pierceson Coody
1%
Jason Day
1%
Max Greyserman
1%
William Mouw
1%
Harry Hall
1%
Mac Meissner
1%
Ricky Castillo
1%
Lee Hodges
1%
Tom Kim
1%
Johnny Keefer
1%
Hao-Tong Li
1%
Aldrich Potgieter
1%
Tony Finau
1%
Michael Brennan
1%
Kevin Roy
1%
John Parry
1%
Matthieu Pavon
1%
Patrick Rodgers
1%
Nicolas Echavarria
1%
Takumi Kanaya
1%
Christo Lamprecht
1%
Pontus Nyholm
1%
Luke Clanton
1%
Patrick Fishburn
1%
Emiliano Grillo
1%
Beau Hossler
1%
Rico Hoey
1%
Davis Riley
1%
Jeffrey Kang
1%
Zach Bauchou
1%
Marcelo Rozo
1%
Peter Malnati
1%
Trey Mullinax
1%
Thorbjorn Olesen
1%
Aaron Rai
1%
Brian Campbell
1%
Rafael Campos
1%
Davis Chatfield
1%
Nick Dunlap
1%
Brice Garnett
1%
Lucas Glover
1%
Joe Highsmith
1%
Kensei Hirata
1%
Charley Hoffman
1%
Mason Howell
1%
Mark Hubbard
1%
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
1%
Mackenzie Hughes
1%
David Ford
1%
David Lipsky
1%
Chris Kirk
1%
Chandler Blanchet
1%
Chad Ramey
1%
Bronson Burgoon
1%
Eric Cole
1%
Garrick Higgo
1%
Billy Horschel
1%
Ze-Cheng Dou
<1%
Austin Eckroat
<1%
Steven Fisk
<1%
Tom Hoge
<1%
Patton Kizzire
<1%
Chandler Phillips
<1%
Bud Cauley
<1%
Michael Kim
-
Seong-Hyeon Kim
33%
Henry Lebioda
33%
Kyoung-Hoon Lee
-
Daniel Brown
33%
JT Poston
-
Cole Hammer
-
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/).
Market Opened: Mar 23, 2026, 12:05 PM ET
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0x69c47De9D...Traders view the Texas Children's Houston Open as a wide-open affair with implied probabilities tightly clustered around 33-37% for leaders Michael Kim, Ryo Hisatsune, Max McGreevy, Cam Davis, and Seong-Hyeon Kim, reflecting a field thinned by top players prioritizing Masters prep after The Players Championship. Hisatsune enters with momentum from a recent Japan Golf Tour win and solid PGA debut potential, while McGreevy tops Korn Ferry Tour standings with strong ball-striking suited to Memorial Park's renovated par-70 layout demanding precision irons and putting. Kim and Davis benefit from consistent strokes gained metrics in recent starts, course history edges, and rest advantages, keeping the race competitive amid mild Houston weather and no major withdrawals in the final 48 hours. Established names like Tony Finau and Jason Day trail due to uneven Valspar form, underscoring mid-tier contenders' upset potential in this strokes-play event.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated
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