Yet again, it was another close call for the Bazza’s Best Bets team as Tommy Fleetwood finished T4th behind Collin Morikawa at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am last week.
A similar process has been used again this week, so let’s hope our proven model can lead to success in the second PGA Tour Signature Event of the season.
Riviera hosts once more after the California wild fires saw the tournament moved in 2025, and we believe we’ve whittled down our initial picks to a small group of worthy contenders to celebrate the event’s return.
Let us know in the comments who you’re backing this week. In the meantime, find out who the team have selected to win the Genesis Invitational in 2026 and why it’s not World No.1, Scottie Scheffler…
Genesis Invitational Betting Tips 2026 – Bazza’s Best Bets
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Top Tip: Tommy Fleetwood To Win @ BetMGM
Fleetwood stormed back into PGA Tour action with his 2026 season debut returning a T4th finish at Pebble Beach. The reigning tour champ was excellent from tee to green, ranking 2nd in the field, and his short game was particularly sharp across the four rounds.
Those reasons are enough to convince me that he has a great chance at Riviera, but when you add into the mix that he has a T20th and a T10th finish in his last two starts at the venue it adds weight to his claim.
Fleetwood also has form on many of the correlating courses, including PGA National, so I wouldn’t be surprised to see him add a…
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