2013 AT&T National Betting Odds + Info, Tee Times, TV Coverage

The PGA Tour will travel to the nation's capital and surrounding area to take on Congressional Country Club in Bethesda Maryland. Congressional was the site of the 2011 U.S. Open, as well as this annual event. This is one of a handful of invitational tournaments on the PGA Tour each season, hosted by none other than Tiger Woods.

The 2013 AT&T National will be held on Thursday, June 27 and conclude on Sunday, June 30. Golf Channel will be on the coverage Thursday and Friday, as well as the early part of Saturday and Sunday. Then for the main coverage on the weekend, CBS will be in on all of the action beginning at 3pm ET, and going until all group have completed play for the afternoon.

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The AT&T National

The AT&T National is an annual event held at Congressional Country Club, benefiting the Tiger Woods Foundation. The first tournament was held back in 2007, so it is a recent PGA Tour stop. The event was created as a replacement to The International. However, the AT&T event remains a stroke play event, unlike the stableford style of The International, where points were awarded for birdies and taken away for bogeys.

If you are familiar at all with the PGA Tour season, you might notice that AT&T is on yet another sponsorship for an event. The company is also the main sponsor for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am held earlier in February. They also used to be the sponsor for the AT&T Classic.

As for the course, Congressional is one of the most well known in the U.S., and was recently the host of the 2011 U.S. Open so golf fans were treated to some of the great sites around the grounds.

What Happened In 2012?

Tiger Woods won his own tournament for the second time. Woods put three-straight rounds in the 60s over the course of the final three days to win the 2012 edition of the AT&T National tournament by two shots over Bo Van Pelt, and three shots over Adam Scott. Woods first won this event back in 2009. The victory was Woods' third and final win on the 2012 PGA Tour circuit, and he did not win a Major for the fourth season in a row. Getting three wins and back into the winner's circle certainly showed that he is well on his way back however.

The 2013 AT&T National

The AT&T National from Congressional Country Club in Maryland will be the next stop for the 2013 PGA Tour. Tiger Woods typically plays in this event, but will not be in the field. That's ok though, because there are some big names who will be teeing it up.

Let's jump right into the top favorites according to this week's odds on the PGA Tour:

Odds To Win 2013 AT&T National

Adam Scott 14/1 (+1400) - Scott didn't have a great U.S. Open, but already having won the Masters this year no matter what else he does it will still be considered a great season. He is the highest-ranked players in the world in the tournament this week, at No.3. He is alongside Justin Rose on the betting odds to win the AT&T National.

Justin Rose 14/1 (+1400) - Rose followed up his U.S. Open win with a top-15 finish at the Travelers Championship, which is difficult to do. He appears to be playing his best golf of his career, and coming to a venue like Congressional will be fun. At 14/1, he and Scott lead the way to win.

Hunter Mahan 16/1 (+1600) - Mahan had a nice follow up performance to the U.S. Open as well, coming off of the heartbreak playing in the final group only to come up a bit short. He recorded a top-25 finish, and it expected to keep that rolling on into the AT&T National. He is just behind the leaders on the odds, going off at 16/1.

Jason Day 16/1 (+1600) - The who's who of the 2013 U.S. Open continues on the odds this week, with Jason Day set at 16/1 as well. Day tied for second behind Rose at Merion. Only Scott didn't record a top-five finish of the favorites so far.

Brandt Snedeker 18/1 (+1800) - Snedeker finished in the top-20 at the U.S. Open, but he still seems to be trying to find the magic that he had at the beginning of the 2013 PGA Tour season. Ever since he missed time to rehab an injury, he has not been himself. Will he bounce back this week? Oddsmakers think he can, set as 18/1.

2013 AT&T National Betting Odds - lines found at Bovada on 6/24/2013
Adam Scott 14/1 Justin Rose 14/1 Hunter Mahan 16/1 Jason Day 16/1 Brandt Snedeker 18/1 Billy Horschel 25/1 Rickie Fowler 28/1 Bo Van Pelt 33/1 Jim Furyk 33/1 Bill Haas 40/1 Charley Hoffman 40/1 Fredrik Jacobson 40/1 Graham Delaet 40/1 Ryan Palmer 40/1 Scott Stallings 40/1 Charles Howell III 50/1 Harris English 50/1 John Rollins 50/1 Nick Watney 50/1 Russell Henley 50/1 Brendon De Jonge 66/1 Jimmy Walker 66/1 John Huh 66/1 John Senden 66/1 Kevin Chappell 66/1 Marc Leishman 66/1 Martin Laird 66/1 Pat Perez 66/1 Angel Cabrera 80/1 Ben Crane 80/1 Brian Davis 80/1 Camilo Villegas 80/1 Chris Stroud 80/1 Jordan Speith 80/1 K.J. Choi 80/1 Ken Duke 80/1 Nicolas Colsaerts 80/1 Robert Garrigus 80/1 Chris Kirk 100/1 David Hearn 100/1 David Lingmerth 100/1 Gary Woodland 100/1 James Driscoll 100/1	Jeff Overton 100/1 Jonas Blixt 100/1 Aaron Baddeley 125/1 Bryce Molder 125/1 Bud Cauley 125/1 Cameron Tringale 125/1 Chez Reavie 125/1 Davis Love III 125/1 J.J. Henry 125/1 John Merrick 125/1 Mark Wilson 125/1 Morgan Hoffman 125/1 Patrick Reed 125/1 Ricky Barnes 125/1 Roberto Castro 125/1 Rory Sabbatini 125/1 Stewart Cink 125/1 Stuart Appleby 125/1 Vijay Singh 125/1 Andres Romero 150/1 Ben Curtis 150/1 Bob Estes 150/1 Brian Harman 150/1 Charlie Beljan 150/1 Charlie Wi 150/1 Daniel Summerhays 150/1 Greg Chalmers 150/1 Jonathan Byrd 150/1 Justin Leonard 150/1 Lucas Glover 150/1 Luke Guthrie 150/1 Matt Every 150/1 Matt Jones 150/1 Nicholas Thompson 150/1 Richard Lee 150/1 Sang Moon Bae 150/1 Scott Brown 150/1 Seung-yul Noh 150/1 Shawn Stefani 150/1 Ted Potter Jr. 150/1 Vaughn Taylor 150/1 Y-E Yang 150/1	Brandt Jobe 200/1 Brendan Steele 200/1 Brian Stuard 200/1 Casey Wittenberg 200/1 Chad Campbell 200/1 Chris WIlliams 200/1 Derek Ernst 200/1 George Mcneill 200/1 Henrik Norlander 200/1 Jason Kokrak 200/1 Jeff Maggert 200/1 Justin Hicks 200/1 Martin Flores 200/1 Robert Allenby 200/1 Ryo Ishikawa 200/1 Sean O'Hair 200/1 Tag Ridings 200/1 Tom Gillis 200/1 Tommy Gainey 200/1 Trevor Immelman 200/1 William Mcgirt 200/1 Arjun Atwal 250/1 Ben Kohles 250/1 Brad Fritsch 250/1 D.H. Lee 250/1 Erik Compton 250/1 Greg Owen 250/1 James Hahn 250/1 Jason Bohn 250/1 Joe Ogilvie 250/1 Johnson Wagner 250/1 Robert Streb 250/1 Scott Langley 250/1 Stephen Ames 250/1 Troy Matteson 250/1 Will Claxton 250/1 Colt Knost 300/1 David Mathis 300/1 Dicky Pride 300/1 Doug Labelle 300/1 Justin Bolli 400/1 Fabian Gomez 500/1 Steven Fox 500/1

AT&T National Free Picks

The Winner - We aren't straying far from the favorites this week, and are going to go with Jason Day as the winner. Day player great at the U.S. Open and is strong in every facet of the game so far. He has one of the best-looking swings in all of golf, and when it is dialed in he is tough to beat. Day also had a second place finish at Congressional in the 2011 U.S. Open to Rory McIlroy so he has a history with success here.

Darkhorse Value Bet - We like to go with the hot hand. Although Ken Duke just won his first-ever PGA Tour event at 44 years old last week at the Travelers Championship, why not pick him again this week. Or at the very least, he could be a nice bet for a high finish. In golf you have to strike when the iron is hot, and Duke's has never been hotter. At 80/1 to win, it's a huge payout.

Notable Pairings

You can expect there to be some great pairings as there always is at AT&T National, but we do not yet know the specific tee times or pairings quite yet. These will be released just before the tournament start, so check back at that time.