Golf Tour Books 2026: Baycurrent Classic and Open de España

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Kalshi has listed this week's tournaments, and they are the busiest golf books by a distance. The PGA Tour's Baycurrent Classic winner board turned $1,305,158 in a day and the DP World Tour's Open de España board $644,822; both are listed to settle on October 11.

Neither field has a clear favorite. Xander Schauffele leads the Baycurrent Classic at 8.05%, with Wyndham Clark at 5.45% and Collin Morikawa at 5.05%; Morikawa's leg was the busiest of the leaders, $52,275. In Madrid Ludvig Aberg leads at 9.55%, ahead of Shane Lowry at 4.65%, and the busiest legs sit further down: Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra at 4.05% took $54,613 and Patrick Reed at 3.35% took $46,290.

Directly below, the two boards, the Baycurrent Classic on the left. After them come the long-dated books this page ran on between tournaments: the 2027 Ryder Cup, the 2027 Masters, Scheffler's grand slam, Tiger Woods and the 2027 majors.

Left, the 2027 Ryder Cup: Team Europe at 54% and Team USA at 39.5%, with a tie at 5.5%, on $214 of flow and 22,675 of open interest. It settles September 19, 2027.

Right, the 2027 Masters: Scheffler at 19.5%, with McIlroy at 9.35%, Jon Rahm at 5.15%, Cameron Young at 4.6% and Tom Kim down to 4.5% from 8.7% on Monday. The board turned $30,907, holds 289,274 of open interest and settles April 11.

The contracts here outlive any one tournament. Scottie Scheffler to win the career grand slam before 2028 is 6% on 180,916 of open interest, the largest standing position among them, and did not trade today.

Tiger Woods to compete in any PGA event in 2026 is 8%, up from 5.5%, on $1,326 and 27,727 of open interest; it settles December 21. The 2027 majors board below prices Scheffler at 57% and Rory McIlroy at 43% to win at least one, with Jon Rahm at 25.5% and Bryson DeChambeau and Cameron Young at 22.5% each.

The two tournament boards are listed to settle October 11. The Masters board runs to April 11, the Ryder Cup to September 2027, Tiger's board to December 21 and Scheffler's slam contract to January 1, 2028.

  • The Baycurrent Classic. $1.3M a day with no name above Schauffele's 8.05%; the board sorts itself out once play starts.
  • The Open de España. Aberg at 9.55% is twice the next price, and the busiest legs are further down the board.
  • Scheffler at 19.5% for Augusta, still twice the next name.
  • Tiger at 8%, up two and a half points with under three months of the season left.