The 2024 Memorial Tournament tees off from Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio this week. The tournament will run from Thursday, June 6 through Sunday, June 9, and will feature a cut after 36 holes on Friday. The Memorial Tournament is also one of the PGA TOUR’s signature events, which means that it will draw a field of the best golfers on TOUR to compete for an increased prize purse. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler enters as the favorite to win, installed at +360 at DraftKings Sportsbook.
Here are our top picks to win it all. All odds are courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
Scottie Scheffler +360
It’s nearly impossible not to include Scheffler in these picks. His last seven starts finished as follows: win, win, T2, win, win, T8, T2. The Louisville police department dropped their charges against him this week, and with that weight lifted from him, we might be back to an automatic win for the World No. 1. In each of Scheffler’s last two appearances at Muirfield, he finished with a solo third. He leads the field in total strokes gained over the last three months, as well as in every SG category outside of putting.
Justin Thomas +3000
Thomas has certainly seen his ups and downs this year, but late spring brought about three straight made cuts, two of which ended with top-10 finishes. JT grabbed a T8 at the PGA Championship and a T5 at the RBC Heritage, and heads into Muirfield with several weeks of rest under his belt. His best finish at the Memorial came in 2020 with a solo second. Thomas ranks seventh in the field in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green and in Strokes Gained: Approach over the last three months.
Russell Henley +4500
Henley has quietly been climbing the ranks this year, missing just a single cut in 2024 and earning three top-five finishes, including one at another signature event. Henley finished the 2023 Memorial Tournament with a T16, and ranks seventh in the field in total strokes gained over the last three months. He also ranks fourth in Strokes Gained Around Green over the last 30 days. Henley could sneak in as a long shot this weekend in Ohio.