Valero Texas Open Odds and Picks

**SBR Andy** · 03-31-25, 10:58 AM

Valero Texas Open AI prediction from ChatGPT:

Corey Conners (+1800 DraftKings)

Considering the current field for the 2025 Valero Texas Open, Corey Conners stands out as a strong contender. Conners has established a notable history at TPC San Antonio, including victories in 2019 and 2023. His consistent performance on this course makes him a compelling choice for this year's tournament.

Here are three key reasons why Corey Conners is a strong pick to win the 2025 Valero Texas Open:

1. Elite course history – Conners won this event in 2019 and 2023 and has posted multiple strong finishes at TPC San Antonio, proving he thrives on this course.

2. Ball-striking excellence – He consistently ranks among the best in strokes gained: approach and tee to green, two of the most crucial stats for success at this venue.

3. Recent form and momentum – Conners has been playing solid golf during the 2025 PGA Tour season, including four top-10 finishes, signaling he's in strong competitive shape.

**SBR Andy** · 04-01-25, 02:30 PM

A few handicapping tools for this week from datagolf:

Course Fit - Not as much emphasis on driving distance or accuracy. Favors a strong short game.

Course History - Conners, Hoffman, Kuchar, Woodland all play well here

Trending Players - Berger, Bridgeman, Knapp all playing above their baseline performance lately

**SBR Andy** · 04-01-25, 02:32 PM

Valero Texas Open picks from SBR's Esten McLaren:

Daniel Berger to win (+3500 DraftKings)

"Berger is making just his second professional appearance at TPC San Antonio after missing the cut in 2019. He enters this return to the Valero Texas Open in excellent form after finishing T-25 or better in five straight events.

Across his last 12 rounds - a three-tournament stretch that includes The Players Championship, Arnold Palmer Invitational, and Cognizant Classic - Berger is averaging 0.47 strokes gained: around-the-green and 0.72 SG: putting per round. He also ranks 17th on the PGA Tour this season in average proximity to the pin on approaches from 150-175 yards.

The 31-year-old is already in next week's Masters field, his first appearance in the year's first major since 2022. He's looking for his first victory since 2021."

Andrew Novak to finish top 10 (+650 Caesars)

"Novak enters this week ranked 80th in the world and needs a win at TPC San Antonio to qualify for the Masters. He returns to the Valero Texas Open for the fourth straight year, with that run consisting of a missed cut, a ninth-place finish, and last year's T-58 showing.

While he missed the cut in three of his last five events, he finished third in the Farmers Insurance Open in January and tied for 13th at Torrey Pines a few weeks later in The Genesis Invitational Signature Event.

Novak ranks fifth on the PGA Tour in proximity from 150-175 yards, and his short game has been a strength across his last 12 measured rounds."

**SBR Andy** · 04-02-25, 10:16 AM

Valero Texas Open betting insights from DraftKings: