Waste Management Phoenix Open - Vegas Odds, Picks + Tee Times

Beginning on Thursday, January 30th and concluding after four rounds on Sunday, February 2nd, the 2014 Waste Management Phoenix Open takes center stage on the PGA Tour. The unique environment and terrain of Scottsdale, Arizona will make for a fun event. TPC Scottsdale is home to perhaps the loudest arena in all of golf; the Par-3 16th hole.

Players who compete in the Waste Management Phoenix Open know exactly when that hole is coming up, even if they are a few holes away. That's because the deafening roar of the excited crowd yearning for a great shot can be heard several hundred yards away. The 16th at TPC Scottsdale is just one of the many challenges that await players in this field. But the golf course rewards good shots with birdie chances. Those players who put themselves in the proper spots on the greens will make putts.

Live coverage of 16th hole and the rest of the golf course will be found on Golf Channel and CBS during the week. For specific times, be sure to check back during the week of the tournament for the complete schedule.

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Vegas Odds For 2014 WM Phoenix Open

Even though this event isn't a Major, it does have an electric feel especially as players approach the 16th hole. As exciting as that is, the fun factor can multiplied exponentially when making a wager that wins. Well, now is the time to make that wager and the 2014 Waste Management Phoenix Open betting lines to win the tournament (plus a few others) are available. Look just below as we've prepared a table with odds to win for every golfer that is expected to be in the field, 128 different wager lines in total.

Waste Management Phoenix Open Pre-Tournament Betting Lines - found at Bovada on 1/27/14
Phil Mickelson 12/1 Webb Simpson 16/1 Keegan Bradley 22/1 Bubba Watson 25/1 Harris English 25/1 Bill Haas 28/1 Brandt Snedeker 28/1 Gary Woodland 28/1 Graham Delaet 28/1 Hunter Mahan 28/1 Ryan Palmer 28/1 Billy Horschel 33/1 Chris Kirk 33/1 Ryan Moore 33/1 Charley Hoffman 40/1 Hideki Matsuyama 40/1 Marc Leishman 40/1 Matt Every 40/1 Brian Stuard 50/1 Charles Howell III 50/1 Ian Poulter 50/1 Lee Westwood 50/1 Martin Kaymer 50/1 Nick Watney 50/1 Rickie Fowler 50/1 Brendan Steele 66/1 Brendon De Jonge 66/1 K.J. Choi 66/1 Kevin Na 66/1 Pat Perez 66/1 Patrick Reed 66/1 Scott Piercy 66/1 Justin Leonard 75/1 Scott Stallings 75/1 Brian Gay 80/1 J.B. Holmes 80/1 Jason Kokrak 80/1 Jeff Overton 80/1 Kevin Stadler 80/1 Kevin Streelman 80/1 Luke Guthrie 80/1 Martin Laird 80/1 Matt Jones 80/1	Nicolas Colsaerts 80/1 Padraig Harrington 80/1 Robert Garrigus 80/1 Ben Crane 100/1 Bo Van Pelt 100/1 Chris Stroud 100/1 Kevin Chappell 100/1 Roberto Castro 100/1 Rory Sabbatini 100/1 Bryce Molder 125/1 Gonzalo Fdez-Castano 125/1 John Merrick 125/1 John Peterson 125/1 Mark Wilson 125/1 Morgan Hoffman 125/1 Retief Goosen 125/1 Sang Moon Bae 125/1 Spencer Levin 125/1 Andres Romero 150/1 Angel Cabrera 150/1 Brian Harman 150/1 Camilo Villegas 150/1 Charlie Wi 150/1 D.A. Points 150/1 Daniel Summerhays 150/1 David Hearn 150/1 David Lynn 150/1 Jason Bohn 150/1 John Huh 150/1 John Rollins 150/1 Jonas Blixt 150/1 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 150/1 Kyle Stanley 150/1 Russell Henley 150/1 Vijay Singh 150/1 Aaron Baddeley 200/1 Brian Davis 200/1 Carl Pettersson 200/1 David Lingmerth 200/1 David Toms 200/1 Geoff Ogilvy 200/1 George Mcneill 200/1	Greg Chalmers 200/1 J.J. Henry 200/1 James Driscoll 200/1 James Hahn 200/1 Jonathan Byrd 200/1 Josh Teater 200/1 Justin Hicks 200/1 Ken Duke 200/1 Martin Flores 200/1 Michael Thompson 200/1 Scott Langley 200/1 Cameron Tringale 250/1 Charlie Beljan 250/1 John Mallinger 250/1 Lucas Glover 250/1 Ricky Barnes 250/1 Robert Allenby 250/1 Tommy Gainey 250/1 William Mcgirt 250/1 Ben Curtis 300/1 D.H. Lee 300/1 Erik Compton 300/1 Jeff Maggert 300/1 Jhonattan Vegas 300/1 Nicholas Thompson 300/1 Ted Potter Jr. 300/1 Woody Austin 300/1 Joe Ogilvie 400/1 Kevin Tway 400/1 Kris Blanks 400/1 Richard Lee 400/1 Stephen Ames 400/1 Steven Bowditch 400/1 Tim Herron 400/1 Fred Funk 500/1 Mark Calcavecchia 500/1 Mike Weir 500/1 Paul Goydos 500/1 Scott Verplank 500/1 Derek Ernst 750/1 Dudley Hart 750/1 Joey Snyder III 750/1 Paul Trittler 1000/1
Odds To Win Tournament Following 1st Round - lines only display between rounds (when available)

Top-5 Favorites To Win WM Phoenix Open

Phil Mickelson 12/1 (+1200) - Mickelson was a fraction of an inch away from shooting a 59 here last year. But the 60 was plenty good enough to get him off to a lead. It was a lead that he kept throughout the championship, turning it into one of two wins he'd have in 2013. Coming into this week Mickelson is a 12/1 favorite, but bettors should be cautious about the condition of his back.

Webb Simpson 16/1 (+1600) - Simpson did not play at the Farmers Insurance Open last week and will make his first appearance since the Humana Challenge. At 16/1, he isn't far from being the overall favorite this week according to several sportsbooks that have PGA betting odds. Simpson sits in 4th place overall according to the latest release of the FedEx Cup rankings with 795 points total.

Keegan Bradley 22/1 (+2200) - Bradley has a pair of back-to-back top-20 finishes. He tabbed a T16 at the Farmers Insurance Open with a -5 total. He was very consistent at Torrey Pines, opening with a 69 but never shooting higher than 71. It looks like if Bradley can get the putter rolling he can turn those scores into middle 60s. The birdie opportunities will be there much more often at TPC Scottsdale than at Torrey Pines.

Bubba Watson 25/1 (+2500) - Watson made his 2014 debut last week at Farmers Insurance Open in what ended up being a solid start to his season after finishing tied for 23rd place. He wasn't really in contention to win at any point but the important thing to note is that he played well. The first tournament of the year is always interesting for any player and he might have found a rhythm he can take to TPC Scottsdale. There isn't a player in the field that hits it longer than Watson. If he keeps it in the fairway, he can do some damage + there won't be many players more favored by the gallery.

Harris English 25/1 (+2500) - English last played at the Humana Challenge where he tied for 33rd. He is 3rd on the FedEx Cup Standings through seven events, but does not yet have a win. He's been consistent enough to contend though, which includes a solo 4th place finish at the Sony Open the second week in January.

Free Picks For 2014 WM Phoenix Open

Pick To Win 2014 Waste Management Phoenix Open - The field this week is pretty wide open. Birdies will be available and low scores are needed to be in the running. Gary Woodland held the 54-hole lead at the Farmers Insurance Open, but a costly double-bogey on the 71st hole did him in. We like those who played well recently. Moreover, the 28/1 payout is very favorable for a wager on Woodland this week. The profit margin is nice and high.

Darkhorse Value Bet To Win - Lee Westwood has fallen off the radar a bit, and now has to be considered a dark horse? Well, at 50/1 the payout says yes. But Westwood is more than capable of stringing together four solid rounds to get into the winner's circle. This is a great profit margin for those interested in betting on a world class player down the list.

Notable Pairings + Tee Times

The PGA Tour put together some great opening pairings for the first two days of the 2014 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Betting lines for all groups each day will be available matched against each other for the lowest score for the one round. All of the 3-ball betting lines will be displayed below and updated automatically after each round.

It starts with defending champion Phil Mickelson. He will go out with Bill Haas and Ryan Moore. Mickelson struggled with his back at the Farmers Insurance Open but is scheduled to go. This threesome will tee off at 8:15 am local time (11:15am ET) on Thursday off the first tee.

Another intriguing pairing is Brandt Snedeker, Harris English, and Lee Westwood. Snedeker and Westwood are the household names, but it's English who is the highest-ranked on the FedEx Cup standings coming into this event. Teeing off at 12:07 pm local time (3:07pm ET), this group highlights the afternoon wave.

Hunter Mahan will play with Rickie Fowler and last week's Farmers Open Champion Scott Stallings. Mahan captured the 2010 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Fowler comes in continuing to work on his revamped Butch Harmon swing after missing last week's cut. They tee off at 7:57 am local time (10:57am ET) on the back-nine, off the tenth tee..

Ian Poulter, Keegan Bradley, and Webb Simpson will play together Thursday and Friday. All three are in the top-10 favorites entering the week. That group will tee off at 8:06 am local time (11:06am ET) off tenth tee at TPC Scottsdale.