The next season of the PGA Tour kicks off with the Fortinet Championship in California, which should boast exciting betting opportunities. After about a two-week break, which golfer has the best chance at victory?

The Fortinet Championship will be played once again in Napa Valley at the Silverado Resort and Spa in California. This marks the fourth time here, which suits well for those that have quality experience here.

The course measures 7,258 yards and is a Par 72 according to their website. It features a handful of trees for those that have difficulty striking off the tee accurately and a few water hazards. The rough is not the worst, but golfers still need to avoid bad areas to have the best chances at lower scores.

These golfers are the prime contenders to secure victory or secure a top-10 finish at the 2023 Fortinet Championship.

Justin Thomas +1400

Justin Thomas has had plenty of time off to recover, rest, train, or whatever he needed to do in that time. He missed the cut for the FedEx Championship after poor performances, but has a great opportunity to kickstart the new season. He has three top 10 finishes at this event.

Sahith Theegala +1800

Theegala is coming off of a T15 performance at the BMW Championship. He is currently ranked as the 35^th best golfer in the world. He will have a good opportunity if continues to strike well off of the tee.

Cam Davis +2000

Davis last played at the BMW Championship last month in August, where he finished 40^th. He has had plenty of time to get back in shape and stacks up great against a weaker field. Over his last 24 rounds, Davis ranks second in tee to green averages.

MyBookie's moneyline odds clearly establish Max Homa as the frontrunner among these top 10 golfers who hold the strongest prospects for clinching victory at the 2023 Fortinet Championship.

It makes sense to take Homa to win here, especially since he has won the last two times here. The field is not the best he has faced, so this could bode well for his chances.

Homa recently played at the Tour Championship, where he finished T9. He is also ranked as the seventh best golfer in the world rankings. This is his tournament to lose, so he definitely has a shot.