Below, I’ve outlined three players worth a look for OAD pools this week at the 3M Open.
For those unfamiliar, OAD pools closely mirror an NFL survivor contest. Players select a golfer each week and earn their prize money at the conclusion of the event.
The catch? Contestants can only use a player once. Additionally, not all prize pools are created equally, which further adds to the game theory.
Golf odds are reflective at the time of writing and are subject to movement.
3 Best 3M Open One-and-Done Picks
Scottie Scheffler (+275)
If you haven’t used Scheffler yet, there are only two options left (if your league ends after the BMW Championship) so he is certainly worth considering.
This is a very weak field, so Scheffler should have a ton of success even though he’s never teed it up at TPC Twin Cities before.
With only one win so far this season, this seems like a great week for Scheffler to land his second.
Kurt Kitayama (+2500)
Kitayama has the second-best odds of anyone in the field, so he certainly is worth considering and has a good chance to be available.
He has a great course history – a win and a T-6 – and is playing some solid golf this year. Overall, he’s made 11 straight cuts.
Tony Finau (+5500)
Finau certainly isn’t having the best of seasons, but his course history is too good to ignore.
In seven appearances, he’s logged five top-25s, three top 10s and a win (2022).
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