PGA tour odds will continue on Wednesday will start at 11:30pm EST with the 2011 Bob Hope Classic in Hawaii odds from the PGA West in La Quinta, California. The Bob Hope Classic will tee off on January 19th and run through the 23rd with a total purse of $5,000,000 USD and will be offering 500 FedExCup points. Bill Haas is the defending champion but online sportsbooks have opened with Matt Kuchar +800, Tim Clark +1300 and Bill Haas +1500 as betting favorites in PGA Tour odds. Ryan Moore and Bubba Watson are listed as longshots at +2000 in 2011 Bob Hope Classic odds that can be seen on the Golf Channel.

Kuchar is the golf betting favorite in the Bob Hope Classic having tied for second in this tournament last year and has already earned two top ten finishes this season. Kuchar currently sits in 6th place of the FedExCup with 200-points and $410,500 in prize money after finishing tied for fifth at the Sony Open and tied for sixth at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Kuchar currently ranks 18th in the PGA for total driving distance and should be able to break through in California with a win. Tim Clark is second betting favorite in 2011 Bob Hope Classic odds at +1300. The South African sits in fourth place of the FedExCup standing with 299-points and $571,000 USD in prize money after finishing tied for second with Steve Marino in Hawaii. Marino however is a +2300 longshot in PGA Tour odds for the Bob Hope Classic.

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Bill Haas rounds out the top three betting choices at +1500 and deservingly so as the reigning champion in California. He is entering PGA Tour odds for the 2011 Bob Hope Classic as somewhat of a longshot after finishing tied for eighth at the Sony Open in his only tournament of the year. Haas currently sits in 21st position in FedExCup standings with 85-points and $182,000 in earnings. An interesting longshot bet in Bob Hope Classic odds is Bubba Watson who is a longshot due to missing the cut at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. Watson sits in 44th-place with 45-FedExCup points and $62,000 in prize money. Bubba finished tied for second place last year in the Bob Hope Classic and looks to be a safe bet at +2000. Other notables that will tee off in California on Wednesday include Ryan Moore at +2000 with Chad Campbell, Charley Hoffman and Rory Sabbatini at +2500 in PGA Tour odds.