Ride Like the Wind 🇧🇲
The Butterfield Bermuda Championship has reached its seventh edition. What began back in 2019 as a secondary event is now one of the weakest fields on the PGA TOUR. From Brian Gay to Rafael Campos, the average pre-tournament winner’s odds are +13100! There are a number of great outright options in the 30-90 range, but when the wind starts blowing out on the island, anything can and usually does happen. For the second year in a row, the field has been reduced to 120 players. The top 65 and ties play the weekend for a share of the $6 million purse. Down $900,000 from a year ago, the fall trend of smaller fields and purses continues. The winner receives $1.08 million and a bunch of valuable FedEx Cup points. The cut down to 100 players for 2026 TOUR cards is very real. With just two tournaments left to play, those traveling to the mid-ocean have one thought in mind: status.
