2020 Workday Charity Open: Data scientist reveals picks to win, prop bets, matchup plays

With his data-driven approach to betting golf, Rick Gehman continues to crush sportsbooks. Over the last nine tournaments, Gehman's bets are up $3,970 for $100 players.

At the RBC Heritage last month, Gehman told SportsLine readers to bet Webb Simpson at 30-1, saying he "certainly appreciates the books dropping Simpson all the way down to 30-1" following a bad performance the week before and noting Harbour Town was the perfect course for Simpson's game. The result? Simpson fired a 22-under to win the RBC Heritage! 

Two weeks ago Gehman played Doc Redman to make the top 20, a +750 longshot, and Redman cashed easily with an 11th-place finish. And last week, Gehman put Bryson DeChambeau atop his rankings. DeChambeau, of course, fired a final-round 65 to win by three strokes.

Now Gehman, whose models have produced 11 outright winners in the past year, has analyzed the latest 2020 Workday Charity Open odds and revealed his picks to win, top prop bets and head-to-head picks. We can tell you Gehman is betting Lanto Griffin to finish in the Top 20 as one of his prop plays. It would pay 5-1.

"Griffin missed out on a Top 20 by one shot last week, but he has a Top 25 in each of his last two starts," Gehman said. "He's perpetually undervalued by bookmakers because he's ranked No. 84 in the world, but  he's already a winner this season and has nine Top 20s this season, too."

Gehman also has isolated three players to win, including one MAMMOTH longshot higher than 65-1! You NEED to see his picks before you bet this tournament.

Who wins the Workday Charity Open? Which monumental longshot is Gehman backing? ... Join SportsLine right now to get Rick Gehman's Workday Charity Open picks, all from the data scientist who called Webb Simpson winning the RBC Heritage at 30-1!