Ben Martin The 2024 Valero Texas Open betting odds and trends

Ben Martin has +30000 odds to win the 2024 Valero Texas Open at TPC San Antonio (Oaks) as he looks to follow up his 10th-place showing here in 2023 with another top-10 finish. Below, we’ll analyze his recent form to help you make your best bets on Martin before he takes to the course in San Antonio, Texas.

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Ben Martin: Recent Form

• Martin will look to make the cut for the fourth straight tournament by making the weekend in this event.
• Martin hasn’t finished inside the top 20 in his last three appearances, with an average finish of 47th.
• Over his last three events, Martin has carded a score that’s better than average in one of those outings.
• He has an average score of -4 across his last three events.

Martin: Recent Rounds

• Over his last 12 rounds, Martin has finished below par eight times, while also carding seven rounds with a better-than-average score.
• He has carded one of the 10 best scores of the day in one of his last 12 rounds.
• Martin has carded a score within three shots of the day’s best in one of his last 12 rounds, while finishing within five strokes of the top score of the day six times.

Martin: Last Outing

• Martin fared the same as the field average on par-3 holes in his most recent appearance, carding a birdie or better on two of the 20 par-3 holes at the Valspar Championship.
• On the 20 par-3 holes at the Valspar Championship, Martin did not have a bogey or worse (the field averaged 2.9).
• Martin’s six birdies or better on the 36 par-4 holes at the Valspar Championship were more than the field average of four.
• At that last tournament, Martin had a bogey or worse on 11 of the 36 par-4 holes (the field averaged 5.7).
• Martin finished the Valspar Championship underperforming compared to the field’s average of birdies or better on par-5 holes (4.3), with four on the 16 par-5 holes.
• On the 16 par-5 holes at the Valspar Championship, Martin carded more bogeys or worse (four) than the field’s average (1.3).

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