2024 RSM Classic Odds: Tracking the Action at Sea Island

Ludvig Aberg's first PGA Tour win came right here at Sea Island a season ago, and he's back to defend that title as a +1,000 favorite. He highlights the RSM Classic odds below.

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Chris Gregory • Publishing Editor
Nov 21, 2024 • 15:48 ET • 4 min read
Ludvig Aberg RSM Classic PGA Tour
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Ludvig Aberg ended a streak of long-shot winners at the RSM Classic a year ago — and he's back to defend his title as an even shorter favorite in 2024.

He's perhaps the only notable in this week's field, as well, with a handful of the Tour's best expected to make their first start at the Hero World Challenge in December.

RSM Classic live odds

RSM Classic field

Ludvig Aberg's first PGA Tour victory came right here at Sea Island in what was just his 16th career Tour start. He used back-to-back 61s on the weekend to finish four shots clear of the rest of the field and win as a 12/1 favorite.

He's on the board at much shorter odds this time around, anywhere between +900 and +1,100. That makes him the clear No. 1 choice, with only one other golfer shorter than 20/1 as of Wednesday afternoon. 

That's Davis Thompson, who sits second on the board between +1,600 and +1,800. Si Woo Kim, Seamus Power, and Brian Harman round out the Top 5, with odds ranging from 25/1 and 33/1. 

2022 champ Adam Svensson is in the field and on the board as long as 50/1. 

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RSM Classic recent winners and odds history

Let's take a look at some recent World Wide Technology Championship winners and their closing odds to win:

Year Golfer Closing odds
2023 Ludvig Aberg +1,200
2022 Adam Svensson +12,500
2021 Talor Gooch +4,000
2020 Robert Streb +30,000
2019 Tyler Duncan +15,000
2018 Charles Howell III +4,000
2017 Austin Cook +6,000
2016 Mackenzie Hughes OTB
2015 Kevin Kisner +2,000

Odds courtesy of GolfOdds.

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