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The PGA Tour will take an annual detour from individual events when the Zurich Classic begins on Thursday. 80 duos will compete in best-ball (Thursday/Saturday) and alternate-shot (Friday/Sunday) formats in the PGA Tour's lone team event.  

After a dominant win at the Masters, Scottie Scheffler and many of the world's best players are headed p to Hilton Head Island for the RBC Heritage for one of the PGA Tour's longest-running events and the fifth "Signature Event" of the season.

The world's top-ranked golfer entered Masters week with betting odds that we haven't seen since Tiger Woods. And Scottie Scheffler validated that respect by winning his second green jacket.

The world's top-ranked golfer is favored to claim a second green jacket, unless another player - or his offspring - defy the odds. Scottie Scheffler (-115 at FanDuel) enters the final round of The Masters with a one-shot lead. However, he maintains he will withdraw if his wife goes into labor with their first child.

Scottie Scheffler entered The Masters as the distinct betting favorite and his odds are even shorter, entering the weekend. The 2022 Masters champion has +125 odds at FanDuel, as he enters the third round tied for the lead at 6-under with Bryson DeChambeau (+450) and Max Homa (+500).