Dubai Desert Classic Odds 2024 - Rory McIlroy Favorite
Rory McIlroy leads the way as tournament favorite heading into his title defence at Emirates Golf Club
It's a huge week on the DP World Tour as Emirates GC returns to our screens with the Hero Dubai Desert Classic.
Rory McIlroy defeated LIV Golf's Patrick Reed in a playoff last year to win the championship for the third time in his career.
McIlroy won his maiden European Tour title here in 2009 and is a course specialist, and he's favorite to retain his title this week in a strong field. He's 10/3 with bookmakers to lift the famous trophy for the fourth time, with Tyrrell Hatton coming in as second-favorite at 10/1, just ahead of last week's winner Tommy Fleetwood at 11/1.
Adrian Meronk, who earned his PGA Tour card via the DP World Tour for 2024, is fourth-favorite alongside 2024 Open winner Brian Harman and his fellow American Cameron Young.
Dubai Desert Classic odds:
- Rory McIlroy - 10/3
- Tyrrell Hatton - 10/1
- Tommy Fleetwood - 11/1
- Adrian Meronk - 22/1
- Brian Harman - 22/1
- Cameron Young - 22/1
- Nicolai Hojgaard - 25/1
- Adam Scott - 25/1
- Joaquin Niemann - 25/1
- Rasmus Hojgaard - 28/1
- Thorbjorn Olesen - 33/1
- Ryan Fox - 33/1
- Jordan Smith - 35/1
- Thriston Lawrence - 40/1
- Laurie Canter - 50/1
- Yannik Paul - 50/1
- Zander Lombard - 70/1
- Ewen Feguson - 80/1
- Rikuya Hoshino - 80/1
- Antoine Rozner - 80/1
- Romain Langasque - 80/1
- Alex Fitzpatrick - 100/1
- Grant Forrest - 100/1
- Sebastian Soderberg - 100/1
- Julien Guerrier - 100/1
- Richard Mansell - 100/1
- Hennie du Plessis - 100/1
- Dan Bradbury - 100/1
- Joost Luiten - 110/1
- Bernd Wiesberger - 110/1
- Francesco Molinari - 110/1
- Alejandro Del Rey - 125/1
- Sean Crocker - 125/1
- Jorge Campillo - 125/1
- Jeff Winther - 125/1
- Adrian Otaegui - 125/1
- Jayden Schaper - 125/1
- Michael Thorbjornsen - 125/1
- Tom McKibbin - 125/1
- Marcel Siem - 150/1
- Kalle Samooja - 150/1
- Guido Migliozzi - 150/1
- Nathan Kimsey - 150/1
- Daniel Hillier - 150/1
- Padraig Harrington - 150/1
- Hao Tong Li - 160/1
- Gavin Green - 175/1
- Louis De Jager - 175/1
- Marcus Helligkilde - 175/1
- Niklas Norgaard Miller - 175/1
- Julien Brun - 175/1
- Fabrizio Zanotti - 200/1
- Paul Waring - 200/1
- Margo Penge - 200/1
- Andy Sullivan - 200/1
- Adri Arnaus - 200/1
- Daniel Brown - 200/1
- Calum Hill - 200/1
- Conor Syme - 200/1
- Jason Scrivener - 200/1
- Eddie Pepperell - 200/1
- Richie Ramsay - 200/1
- Pablo Larrazabal - 200/1
- David Law - 250/1
- Marcus Kinhult - 250/1
- Kevin Tway - 250/1
- Scott Jamieson - 250/1
- Ross Fisher - 250/1
- Jesper Svensson - 250/1
- Rafael Cabrera Bello - 250/1
- Matthew Jordan - 250/1
- Callum Shinkwin - 300/1
- Adrien Saddier - 300/1
- Marcus Armitage - 300/1
- Shubhankar Sharma - 300/1
- Matteo Manassero - 300/1
- Luke Donald - 300/1
- Edoardo Molinari - 300/1
- Johannes Veerman - 300/1
- Marcel Schneider - 300/1
- Matthias Schwab - 300/1
- Matthew Southgate - 300/1
- Nick Bachem - 300/1
- Maximilian Kieffer - 300/1
- Masahiro Kawamura - 350/1
- Dylan Frittelli - 350/1
- Aaron Cockerill - 350/1
- Casey Jarvis - 350/1
- Nacho Elvira - 400/1
- Matthew Baldwin - 400/1
- Kevin Chappell - 400/1
- Ashun Wu - 400/1
- Lukas Nemecz - 500/1
- Daan Huizing - 500/1
- Alexander Knappe - 500/1
- Tom Vaillant - 500/1
- Jeong Weon Ko - 500/1
- Ugo Coussaud - 500/1
- Frederik Kjettrup - 500/1
- Andrea Pavan - 500/1
- Jamie Donaldson - 500/1
- Manuel Elvira - 500/1
- Simon Forsstrom - 500/1
- Todd Clements - 500/1
- Mike Lorenzo Vera - 500/1
- Clement Sordet - 750/1
- Jens Dantorp - 750/1
- Santiago Tarrio - 750/1
- Hurly Long - 750/1
- Ricardo Gouveia - 1000/1
- James Morrison - 1000/1
- Chase Hanna - 1000/1
- Angel Hidalgo - 1000/1
- Lorenzo Scalise - 1000/1
- Joshua Grenville-Wood - 1000/1
- Adam Blomme - 1250/1
- Oliver Wilson - 2000/1
- Sebastian Garcia - 2000/1
- Espen Kofstad - 2000/1
- Dale Whitnell - 2000/1
- Ockie Strydom - 2000/1
- Daniel Gavins - 2000/1
- Thomas Bjorn - 2000/1
- Stephen Gallacher - 2000/1
- Soren Kjeldsen - 2000/1
- Gunner Wiebe - 2500/1
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Hybrids: Titleist 816 H1
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Putter: Odyssey White Hot OG #5
Ball: Srixon Z Star XV
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