Collin Morikawa Favored in 2025 Rocket Classic Odds

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The 2025 Rocket Classic will be missing most of the top names in the game this weekend. Additionally, the purse is only $9.6 million with 500 FedEx Cup points on the line. While the Rocket Classic is not a prestigious event, it can offer excellent value in betting opportunities. Last week at the Travelers Championship, a strong field was assembled. Indeed, it was a field that could rival a major championship. The Travelers Championship is a Signature Event with 700 FedEx Cup points and a purse of $20 million. Keegan Bradley took the victory, and he will be on hand this week in Detroit for the Rocket Classic.

The Rocket Classic was founded in 2019 and is played at the Detroit Golf Club within the city limits of Detroit. Cam Davis was the winner in 2024. It was the second time that Cam Davis won the Rocket Classic, with a previous win in 2021.

2025 Rocket Classic Overview

The 2025 Rocket Classic will take place at the Detroit Golf Club in Detroit, Michigan, from June 26 to June 29, 2025. The Purse is $9.6 million, and the defending champion is Cam Davis. Television coverage is on CBS, ESPN+, and GOLF.

2025 Rocket Classic Prime Betting Odds: Collin Morikawa +1200, Keegan Bradley +1600, Patrick Cantlay +1800, Ben Griffin +2200, Hideki Matsuyama +3000, Harry Hall +3000, Si Woo Kim +3000, Cameron Young +3000, Luke Clanton +4000, Keith Mitchell +4000, Wyndham Clark +4000, Tony Finau +4000, Rickie Fowler +4000, Max Greyserman +4000, Akshay Bhatia +4500, Rasmus Hojgaard +4500, Min Woo Lee +4500, Matt Fitzpatrick +5000, Davis Thompson +5000, Chris Gotterup +5000, Alex Smalley +5000, All Other Players +5000

2025 Rocket Classic Top Contenders

Harry Hall

Hall is coming off a 9th-place finish at the Travelers Championship. Previously, Hall finished 24^th at the RBC Canadian Open, 6^th at the Charles Schwab Challenge, and 19^th at the PGA Championship. Hall ranks 47^th in the FedEx Cup standings and 84^th on the Official World Golf Ranking. Overall, in 2025, Hall has 18 events with four Top 10s and 15 cuts made.

Hideki Matsuyama

Last week, Hideki Matsuyama finished 30^th at the Travelers Championship. Before that, he finished 42nd at the US Open, 38th at the Memorial Tournament, 36^th at the Charles Schwab Challenge, and missed the cut at the PGA Championship.

Matsuyama ranks 22^nd in the FedEx Cup standings and 11^th on the Official World Golf Ranking. Matsuyama has participated in 16 events, with one win, one Top 10 finish, and 13 cuts made.

Ben Griffin

Last week, Griffin finished 14^th at the Travelers Championship. Before that, Griffin was 10^th at the US Open, 2^nd at the Memorial Tournament, and won the Charles Schwab Challenge. Earlier this year, Griffin won the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Griffin ranks 6^th in the FedEx Cup standings and 15^th on the Official World Golf Ranking. Griffin has played in 21 events with two wins, one runner-up, eight Top 10s, and 17 cuts made.

Patrick Cantlay

Cantlay is coming off a 12th-place finish at the Travelers Championship. Previously, he missed the cut at the US Open, placed 12^th at the Masters Tournament, and missed the cut at the PGA Championship. Cantlay ranks 19^th in the FedEx Cup standings and 20^th on the Official World Golf Ranking. In 2025, Cantlay has played in 14 events with no wins, three Top 10s, and 12 cuts made.

Keegan Bradley

Last week, Keegan Bradley won the Travelers Championship. Before that, Bradley finished 33^rd at the US Open, 7^th at the Memorial Tournament, and 8^th at the PGA Championship. Bradley ranks 8^th in the FedEx Cup standings and 21^st on the Official World Golf Ranking. In 2025, Bradley has played in 15 events with one win, five Top 10s, and 14 cuts made.

Collin Morikawa

Collin Morikawa is coming off a poor performance at the Travelers Championship, where he finished 42^nd. Morikawa finished 23^rd at the US Open, 20^th at the Memorial, and 50^th at the PGA Championship. Morikawa ranks 17^th in the FedEx Cup standings and 4^th on the Official World Golf Ranking. So far in 2025, Morikawa has played in 13 events with no wins, two runners-up, three Top 10s, and 12 cuts made.