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The PGA Tour picks back up this week as the Fall Series rolls on with the 2023 Sanderson Farms Championship. Held in Jackson, Mississippi, at the Country Club of Jackson, the tournament is the only PGA Tour event played in the state of Mississippi. The four-day individual stroke play event begins on Thursday, October 5th, and concludes on Sunday, October 9th.

Canadian golfer Mackenzie Hughes returns to the South to defend his 2022 title. Hughes picked up his second PGA Tour victory, and first since 2016, by firing a four-day total of 271 (17-under) and defeating Sepp Straka in a playoff. 

Historically played as an opposite field event, the tournament has been a part of the PGA Tour schedule since 1968. The event has been played at different times throughout the year, but since 2015, it has been played since October.

Tournament play begins on Thursday, September 14th, and concludes on Sunday, September 17th. That said, let’s take a closer look at the upcoming Sanderson Farms Championship tournament so you can bet against the PGA betting lines.

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2023 Sanderson Farms Championship | 17th edition of the Sanderson Farms Championship
Thursday, October 5th – Sunday, October 8th, 2023
Country Club of Jackson, Jackson, Mississippi

Country Club of Jackson

The Country Club of Jackson was established in 1914 with 27 championship holes on the property. In 2008, 18 of the holes were re-designed by golf course architect John Fought. Fought’s layout used many of the late Donald Ross’ staples, with parkland-style routing and small, undulated green complexes. 

The course reaches just under 7,500 yards in length and plays as a par-72 for the pros. CC of Jackson sets up well for elite ball-strikers and puts an emphasis on approach shots and putting.

Sanderson Farms Championship Field

The tournament has regularly been passed up by the world’s best, given its spot on the Tour schedule, but five of the top 50 ranked golfers during FedEx Cup play are teeing it up this week. Leading the group is Emiliano Grillo, who finished tied for 29th.

Hughes looks to become just the second golfer to win this tournament in back-to-back seasons, joining Dwight Nevil (1973-74). The 32-year-old entered the week ranked 51st in the FedEx Cup standings, aiming to hold onto his spot in The Next 10 (51-60), which would earn him entry into the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational.

Other notable players in the field this week include Kevin Kisner, Tom Hoge, Eric Cole, Lucas Herbert, and European Ryder Cup participant Ludvig Aberg.

Sanderson Farms Championship Betting Favorites

Six of the last nine winners of the event have been first-time champions, so don’t be surprised if that trend continues this week. 

Aberg (+1100) is the pre-tournament betting favorite, holding an edge over Stephan Jaeger (+1800). Both golfers are looking to become first-time winners on the PGA circuit.

Cole (+2000) trails behind the top two golfers as the 35-year-old late bloomer looks to build on a solid 2023 year that includes 11 top 25 finishes in 33 events played.

Rounding out the top favorites are Grillo (+2000), Lee Hodges (+3000), and Beau Hossler (+3000). Grillo won his second career PGA Tour tournament earlier this year with a victory at the Charles Schwab Challenge in May. Hodges also won earlier this season with a triumph at the 3M Open in July.

Keith Mitchell (+2800), S.H. Kim (+3000), Lucas Herbert (+3300), Adam Svensson (+3500), Callum Tarren (+4000), Davis Riley (+4000) are past champions in the field teeing it up this week.

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Sanderson Farms Championship Betting Insights

• The Tour has played courses with an average length of 7,017 yards in the past year, while Country Club of Jackson is set for a longer 7,461 yards.
• Country Club of Jackson has seen an average tournament score of -7 recently, which is lower than the Tour scoring average of -4 on all courses in the past year.
• Country Club of Jackson checks in at 7,461 yards, 193 yards longer than the average course Cole has played in the past year (7,268 yards).
• In the past year, the events he has played have had a scoring average of -5 among finishers, higher than the -7 average at this course.
• The average course on the Tour in the past year has played to 69.5 strokes per round and a score of -4. At Country Club of Jackson, the scoring average is lower at -7 per tournament.

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Joaquin Niemann, Sungjae Im, and Brandt Snedeker lead the field for he 2019 PGA Sandersons Farm Championship golf tournament this week. The tournament takes place at the Country Club of Jackson in Jackson, Mississippi. What chances do the favorites have of taking the tournament? Are their viable longshots and is their a massive underdog with a chance? Check out the golf odds and a preview of the 2019 Sandersons Farm Championship!

2019 Sandersons Farm Championship Odds, Preview & Predictions

• When: Sep 19 – Sep 22
• Where: Country Club of Jackson, Jackson, MS
• TV: Golf Channel / NBC

Odds to Win the 2019 PGA Sandersons Farm Championship

Among the favorites, Joaquin Niemann, Sungjae Im, and Brandt Snedeker, which golfer deserves the most attention to win the 2019 Sandersons Farm Championship?

Niemann dominated the course at the A Military Tribute at the Greenbrier last week. He shot a 65-62-68-64 on his way to a 259, -21. Not only did Niemann win, but he became the first Chilean to ever take a PGA Tour trophy. Can he make it two in a row? He can versus this field. Neimann had made 21 cuts from 28 events with 4 Top 10 finishes. The chalk deserves a long look here.

So do Sungjae Im and Brandt Snedeker. Im tied for nineteenth at the Old White Course with a -9 at the Greenbrier, well off Neimann’s winning score. However, if Sungjae returns to his previous form, he should be in the mix.

Snedeker finished fifth at the Northern Trust and sixth at the BMW Championship. Both those tournaments took place in August. If Brandt has his sticks working this week, he could be the play ahead of both Sungjae and Joaquin. Consider backing Snedeker because of the odds. Don’t sleep on Niemann to get it done again, though. So, if you like backing chalk, go for Joaquin.

Which golfers at the odds of +2500 to +4000 can win the 2019 Sandersons Farm Championship?

Both Brian Harman and Scottie Sheffler are playing well enough to have a say on Sunday. Harman shot a 266, -14 to finish third behind Niemann at last week’s PGA Tournament. He had some moments over the spring and summer. He finished eighth at the Travelers Championship and sixth at the Wyndham Championship.

Sheffler shot a -13 to finish 8 strokes off Neimann. The 23-year-old just turned pro last year. So, there’s plenty of upside here. Who knows? Like Niemann at the Greenbrier, the Sandersons Farm could be the tournament where Scheffler makes a mark.

Which underdog golfer at +5000 odds or higher who can win the 2019 Sandersons Farm Championship?

Ryan Armour is at +8000 while Chesson Hadley is at +10000. Both have a shot at winning the Sandersons Farm Championship. Armour won this tournament last year after shooting a -19. Hadley shot a -14 to finish second.

Neither are in great form right now. But, they weren’t exactly tearing it up before the 2018 Sandersons, either. If you want to back a serious dog, you could do worse than going for either Ryan Armour or Chesson Hadley.