Chevron Championship odds and forecasts: Lydia Ko and Nelly Korda are co-favorites

The very first major event of the LPGA schedule is scheduled to be played this week, when the top female golfers of the world arrive at The Club at Carlton Woods in Texas to play in The Chevron Championship.

Jennifer Kupcho won the event in 2016 Jennifer Kupcho won the event last year, but the event is now being won by Lydia Ko and Nelly Korda who are the favorite co-winners to be the winners of this competition. Ko was the winner in the year 2016.

Let’s take a look at the best odds of winning the contest and then share my top betting strategy to win it.

Odds to win the Chevron Championship

The odds below are all provided by BetMGM Sportsbook.

• • Lydia Ko +1100
  • Nelly Korda +1100
  • Jin Young Ko +1200
  • Atthaya Thitikul +1400
  • Georgia Hall +1800
  • Hyo Joo Kim +1800
  • Lilia Vu +2000
  • Nasa Hataoka +2500
  • Brooke Henderson +2800
  • Celine Boutier +2800
  • Danielle Kang +2800
  • Charley Hull +3000
  • Lexi Thompson +3000
  • Hye-Jin Choi +3500
  • Hae Ran Ryu +4000
  • Leona Maguire +4500
  • Maja Stark +4500
  • Minjee Lee +4500
  • Xiyu Lin +4500
  • Hannah Green +5000

Chevron Championship Best Bets

Jin Young Ko +1200

Instead of choosing one of the golfers who are at highest of their game, I’ll take a look at Jin Young Ko at +1200. Jin Young Ko has a long history of winning this event. She won it in the year 2019 and then finishing 7th in 2021.

Not just that, she’s been in top performance this season. Her strokes are 2nd: tee to green as well as 2nd for strokes gained in approach. Her putting performance has left much to be desired. She’s ranked at 88th place in this area, yet she’s nevertheless managed to get three top six performances, including a victory already in this season.

At +200 Betting that she will win the event again is an excellent option to place a bet.

Ruoning Yin Top 10 +500

Ruoning Yang leads the LPGA in a lot of the statistics you can see and is just coming off a victory in her most recent race. Her biggest issue is the fact that she’s only played twice, so expect some of her numbers to fall into reality the further sound she makes.

But, the 20-year-old from China has been awe-inspiring to ignore her odds of +500 to make it into within the top 10 in this particular week. The 1st position in strokes won is a huge achievement even though she’s played competing in two tournaments so far this year.