Scheffler, McIlroy Head Polymarket FedExCup Odds
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- Scottie Scheffler is the Polymarket favorite at $0.23 per share to win the FedExCup, coming off the 2024 title and the $10 million regular-season crown, while leading the PGA Tour this season in scoring average (68.08) and total strokes gained (2.251).
- Rory McIlroy is priced at $0.15 per share and enters as the only player in PGA Tour history with three FedExCup titles, along with 30 career wins and a record nine consecutive seasons with at least one Tour victory.
- Cameron Young trades at $0.08 per share after winning twice in 2026 — at THE PLAYERS and the Cadillac Championship — and sits third in the FedExCup standings heading into Memphis.
- Matt Fitzpatrick is listed at $0.06 per share as a three-time 2026 winner and the Tour leader in strokes gained approach the green (0.846), with five career wins including the 2022 U.S. Open.
- Rising PGA stars Chris Gotterup ($0.07) and Sam Burns ($0.05) are also priced on Polymarket, part of a 70-player field that includes eight past FedExCup champions.
- The postseason opens at the FedEx St. Jude Championship in Memphis, moves to the BMW Championship in St. Louis, and closes at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta — the second-to-last TOUR Championship under the current FedExCup Playoffs structure.
- Polymarket is offering a $20 trading bonus after a $10 deposit via referral code CBSSPORTS, and prediction markets are regulated by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
Why it matters: With eight past FedExCup champions in the 70-player field, Polymarket's pricing spreads risk across Scheffler ($0.23) and McIlroy ($0.15) at the top and longshots like Cameron Young ($0.08) and Matt Fitzpatrick ($0.06) underneath — a $10 bet on Fitzpatrick would return roughly $167 if he wins.
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