The 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship begins on Thursday. Here are 5 picks our expert loves — and why he thinks you should too.

Golf betting analyst Brady Kannon has shared his top five selections for the 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal Golf Club. The tournament represents the fourth stop in the eight-event PGA Tour FedEx Cup Fall Series. Contested on a par-71 Robert Trent Jones design measuring just over 6,800 yards, the coastal course features Bermudagrass turf and typically tests players with strong Atlantic winds and large greens.
Kannon highlights Andrew Novak (30-1), Eric Cole (30-1), David Ford (42-1), Lee Hodges (50-1), and Taylor Montgomery (130-1) as his featured picks. His handicapping approach emphasizes key statistics including approach play, driving accuracy, scrambling, and 3-putt avoidance, drawing performance parallels to windy coastal venues such as Waialae Country Club, Pebble Beach, and Sea Island.
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