The 2024 Commercial Bank Qatar Masters is scheduled for Wednesday, February 7, at the Doha Golf Club in Doha, Qatar. The prize purse of $2,500,000 will be on the line for this event. Golfers will commence play at approximately 10:15 PM ET, with Rasmus Hojgaard currently favored to win with odds at +1000.

The Commercial Bank Qatar Masters takes place at the Doha Golf Club, which is a Par 72 that measures around 7,475 yards. This event has roots dating back to 1998, but 2018 offered a move in the calendar that arguably does not attract the best field as it used to based on the schedule.

However, there are plenty of quality golfers that could win this event. Three previous winners, for example, are returning to the field such as Adam Scott, Sergio Garcia, and Ernie Els.

Numerous golfers present a strong argument for victory, particularly considering the absence of previous tournament play in this context. Here are a handful of players who might shine in the top 10 or even clinch the overall win.

Tom McKibbin +2200

McKibbin comes in as the 27^th-best golfer according to the DP World Tour rankings, but he has a chance to improve upon that. He is returning to action after a T16 finish at the Ras Al Khaimah Championship.

Prior to this, he has a T25 and T14, which shows he can hang with some of the better golfers on the field. Last year, he placed T9 and has a great shot at placing in the top 10 again.

Zander Lombard +2000

Lombard is currently ranked as the seventh-best player on the DP World Tour and offers an excellent opportunity for bettors to win with. He is coming off a T2 finish at the Bahrain Championship last week, just two strokes off of the winning mark.

So far this year in other events, he has gone T6, T16, and T13, which shows he has a good chance at remaining consistent here. Last year, he placed T27 and will have an opportunity to do much better.

The 2024 Commercial Bank Qatar Masters offers diverse betting possibilities, featuring Rasmus Hojgaard as the favorite with odds of +1000 on MyBookie. Several golfers provide compelling reasons for attention, and a standout contender presents a persuasive argument.

Hojgaard ranks eighth in the DP World Tour and has an opportunity to jump in the rankings with a great finish here. He is coming off a T8 finish at the Bahrain Championship, marking his fourth consecutive event to start the year finishing in the top-11. He placed T16 last year, so he has quality experience under his belt.