
The PGA Tour heads to Bermuda this week for the 2026 Butterfield Bermuda Championship as the FedEx Fall series resumes after a one-week break. Heading into the tournament, newly minted Tour professional Ben James has emerged as the betting favorite with +1175 odds-to-win at DraftKings. A 23-year-old native of Connecticut, James was a four-time first-team All-American at the University of Virginia. He earned his PGA Tour card this summer via the PGA Tour University rankings and made his professional debut at the 2026 RBC Canadian Open in June. Since then, James has missed only one cut in 10 starts while securing four top-5 finishes. He is now looking to secure his first PGA Tour win in his rookie season, aiming to follow in the footsteps of Jackson Koivu. International Presidents Cup player Corey Conners holds the second spot in the pre-tournament odds at +2350. Six-time Tour winner Chris Kirk and Seamus Power are tied at +2450, followed by Neal Shipley and Kevin Yu at +2500. The deep field also includes contenders like Eric Cole (+3000), Taylor Pendrith (+3300), Denny McCarthy (+3800), and Emiliano Grillo (+5800), rounding out a highly competitive betting field for this week's event.
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Seamus Power jumps from 103rd to 68th: Bermuda playoff defeat secures his PGA TOUR card
After losing to Austin Smotherman on the third playoff hole at 16 under through 54 holes, Seamus Power rose 35 places in FedExCup Fall and clinched full PGA TOUR status for 2027.
Bermuda Championship loses entire Sunday to high winds as PGA TOUR weighs Monday finish
The PGA TOUR has called off all Sunday play in Bermuda after gusts topped 40 mph. Smotherman and Power remain tied at the top while a Monday finish is still undecided.
Severe weather forces earlier Bermuda Championship finale: first groups off at 6:45 a.m.
PGA TOUR advanced Sunday's final-round tee times in Bermuda because of forecast high winds and rain. Smotherman and Power start with Moore at 8:46 a.m. ET.
Seamus Power and Austin Smotherman share Bermuda lead ahead of final round
Power and Smotherman finished Saturday at 16 under par at Port Royal Golf Course, setting up a final-round showdown.


