2022 Andalucia Masters Odds, Field & Picks
Matt Fitzpatrick a Heavy Favorite to Defend His Title in Andalucia Masters at Valderrama
A week after Jon Rahm won the Open de España as a heavy favorite, Matt Fitzpatrick returns to Valderrama as a large betting favorite and defending champion of the 2022 Andalucia Masters at the famous Real Club Valderrama in Sotogrande, Spain—the second of three-straight weeks of DP World Tour play in the country.
The Andalucia Masters began in 2010 and prior to that, the Volvo Masters was held at Valderrama each year from 1998-2008. The event wasn’t held from 2013-16, but even with this tournament taking place just seven times, Spaniard Sergio Garcia has won it three times.
The Course
Valderrama Golf Club was constructed in 1974 and was rated the top course in mainland Europe by Golf World magazine in 1999. It also played host to the 1997 Ryder Cup. The course’s signature hole is the par-5, 582-yard fourth hole. It’s a par-71, 7,028 course that finishes with plenty of birdie opportunities—a par-3 15th, par-4 16th and 18th, and a par-5 17th.
Garcia set the tournament record with a 12-under 272 in 2017. Fitzpatrick’s winning score last year was 6 under and still three strokes better than second place Min Woo Lee and Sebastian Soderberg.
Can Fitzpatrick Repeat?
Matt Fitzpatrick (+550)
Is such a heavy favorite that there’s value in just about any other golfer. The U.S. Open Championship is playing much better going into this year’s event. In his last five events on European soil, he hasn’t missed a cut and his two top-six finishes, including a playoff defeat to Robert MacIntyre a month ago at the Italian Open.
Other 2022 Andalucia Masters Contenders
Min Woo Lee (+1800)
Sure enjoys playing in Spain. After last year’s runner-up here, his best finish for all of 2022 was a 14th at the U.S. Masters in April—until last week’s third-place finish at the Open de España.
Robert MacIntyre (+1800) and Ryan Fox (+2000)
Both are recent winners on tour, as Fox won the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in his last event two weeks ago and was fourth here last year.
Antoine Rozner (+2500)
Hasn’t won since the Qatar Masters in 2021, but he’s run off a string of five top-16 finishes in his last six events, including two fourth-place finishes in that span. Thomas Detry (+2500) is back home in Europe after playing on the PGA Tour for the past three weeks, collecting a pair of top-12 finishes while there.
Pablo Larrazabal (+5000)
is one home-country player to back at a great price. He was tied for 50th last week, but that was mainly due to a third-round 77—his other three rounds were 68 or better.
Much like last week with Rahm, you almost have to back Fitzpatrick even with the low odds. Also try to get a little value in golfers who are playing well, including Lee, Fox, and Rozner.
2022 Andalucia Masters odds by Jazz Sports
| GOLFERS | ODDS TO WIN 2022 ANDALUCIA MASTERS |
| Matt Fitzpatrick | +550 |
| Min Woo Lee | +1800 |
| Robert MacIntyre | +1800 |
| Rasmus Hojgaard | +1800 |
| Ryan Fox | +2000 |
| Adrian Meronk | +2500 |
| Antoine Rozner | +2500 |
| Jordan Smith | +2500 |
| Thomas Detry | +2500 |
| Alexander Bjork / Callum Shinkwuin | +3000 |
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