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The PGA Tour makes its way from Mexico to Austin, Texas, this week for the inaugural Austin Championship at the Fazio Canyons Course at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa. Play is set to begin on Thursday, November 12, and will conclude on Sunday, November 15. There is a $6 million purse up for grabs, including $1.08 million and 500 FedExCup points for the winner. The tournament marks the seventh of eight FedExCup Fall events.

We just witnessed history at El Cardonal as 19-year-old Blades Brown became the first teenager to win on the PGA Tour since Jordan Spieth in 2013 and the youngest winner overall since 1938. Brown entered Sunday’s final round of the World Wide Technology Championship seven strokes off the lead before firing a 63 to force a playoff with Ben James. He ultimately prevailed with a birdie on the second playoff hole, locking up his first PGA Tour victory at just 19 years old. Brown (+2000) will look to make it two consecutive wins this week as he enters the Austin Championship with the third-shortest odds at Hard Rock Bet Sportsbook.

Another one of golf‘s top young prospects opens the week as the betting favorite, as Jackson Koivun leads the pack at +1400. Koivun is coming in off a T21 finish in Mexico last time out.

Doug Ghim (+1600) is right behind him following a solid stretch of play this fall. His recent performances include a runner-up finish at the Bank of Utah Championship and a T6 at the VidantaWorld Mexico Open.

Andrew Novak (+2500) is another recent winner near the top of the betting market. Novak picked up his first solo PGA Tour win last weekend at the VidantaWorld Mexico Open, finishing at 25-under to outlast Steven Fisk and Kristoffer Ventura by five strokes.

The 30-1 range features several notable names including Brian Harman, Chris Kirk, Jordan Smith and Austin Smotherman. Smotherman has already won twice since the beginning of October, taking home titles at the Bank of Utah Championship and Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Kirk and Smith, meanwhile, are coming off solid performances at El Cardonal, with Kirk finishing tied for 12th and Smith tied for eighth following a final round 63.

Seamus Power (+4000) is another player bringing encouraging form into the week after finishing T8 in Mexico. Others priced at 40-1 include Pierceson Coody, Johnny Keefer and Zach Bauchou, while Max Homa, David Ford and Ventura headline the next group of contenders at +5000.

With the Austin Championship making its official debut on the PGA Tour calendar, there are no previous tournament results at Fazio Canyons to draw upon.

Check out the full field below, along with each golfer’s odds to win the 2026 Austin Championship at Hard Rock Bet.

2026 Austin Championship Odds

Odds as of Monday, November 9. Subject to change.

Golfer
Odds
Jackson Koivun+1400
Doug Ghim+1600
Blades Brown+2000
Andrew Novak+2500
Brian Harman+3000
Chris Kirk+3000
Jordan Smith+3000
Austin Smotherman+3000
Seamus Power+4000
Zach Bauchou+4000
Pierceson Coody+4000
Johnny Keefer+4000
Max Homa+5000
David Ford+5000
Kristoffer Ventura+5000
Beau Hossler+5000
Ben Kohles+5000
Stephan Jaeger+5000
Max Greyserman+5000
Ricky Castillo+5000
Rico Hoey+5000
Eric Cole+5000
Marco Penge+5000
Mac Meissner+6000
Sudarshan Yellamaraju+6000
Neal Shipley+6000
Miles Russell+6000
Christiaan Bezuidenhout+6000
Billy Horschel+6000
Daniel Berger+6000
Mackenzie Hughes+6000
Haotong Li+6000
Rasmus Højgaard+6000
Davis Thompson+6000
Sam Stevens+6000
Tommy Morrison+6000
Jackson Suber+6000
Trace Crowe+6000
Karl Vilips+7500
Matt McCarty+7500
Nick Taylor+7500
Cole Sherwood+7500
Luke Clanton+7500
Taylor Moore+7500
Zecheng Dou+7500
Kevin Roy+7500
Zac Blair+7500
Austin Eckroat+7500
Kevin Yu+7500
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen+7500
John Parry+7500
Jesper Svensson+10000
Emiliano Grillo+10000
Matthieu Pavon+10000
Sami Valimaki+10000
Chad Ramey+10000
Max McGreevy+10000
Patrick Fishburn+10000
Taylor Pendrith+10000
Isaiah Salinda+10000
Chandler Phillips+10000
Alvaro Ortiz+10000
Hayden Springer+10000
Adrien Dumont de Chassart+10000
Lucas Glover+15000
William Mouw+15000
Patrick Rodgers+15000
Andrew Putnam+15000
Erik van Rooyen+15000
Kevin Streelman+15000
Lee Hodges+15000
Christiaan Maas+15000
Gordon Sargent+15000
Kensei Hirata+15000
Joel Dahmen+20000
Tom Hoge+20000
Cam Davis+20000
Paul Peterson+20000
Takumi Kanaya+20000
Davis Riley+20000
John VanDerLaan+20000
Nick Dunlap+20000
Alejandro Tosti+20000
A.J. Ewart+20000
Pontus Nyholm+25000
Peter Malnati+25000
David Skinns+25000
Matt Kuchar+25000
Brice Garnett+25000
David Lipsky+25000
Vince Whaley+25000
Justin Lower+25000
Dylan Wu+25000
Danny Walker+25000
Adrien Saddier+25000
Chandler Blanchet+25000
Emilio Gonzalez+50000
Joe Highsmith+50000
Mark Hubbard+50000
Patton Kizzire+50000
Davis Chatfield+50000
Aaron Wise+50000
C.T. Pan+50000
Jimmy Stanger+50000
Adam Schenk+50000
Hank Lebioda+50000
Adam Svensson+50000
Rikuya Hoshino+50000
Jeffrey Kang+50000
Rafael Campos+100000
Marcelo Rozo+100000
Christo Lamprecht+100000
Brendon Todd+250000
Michael Thompson+250000
Nicholas Lindheim+250000
Casey Russell+250000

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