Scheffler at 22% is the shortest line here, and the market is paying up for the obvious. He topped the U.S. points list with 14,749, nearly double the next American, and won the opening fourball alongside Sam Burns. This is a top-scorer market across 24 players, though, and the format caps anyone at five matches, so the field pays out far more often than a single name. The International side sits deep because the U.S. has taken ten straight and holds serve at Medinah. The sharp read weighs Scheffler's ceiling against how thin five points really is when a dozen Americans can all get hot at once.
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