2026 Open Championship parlay offers potential $140,000 return

As the 2026 Open Championship approaches, SportsLine's model simulated the tournament 10,000 times, revealing a potential PGA longshot parlay that could return over $140,000 on a $10 bet. The event is drawing attention, especially with regards to player performances leading up to the championship.

Prior to last week, many considered Scottie Scheffler a key figure in the 2026 Open Championship parlay. However, he missed his first cut in 79 events at the Scottish Open, leaving fans and bettors uncertain about his abilities. Despite this setback, he remains the +750 favorite in the latest odds.

Considering a longshot, Tom Kim appears to be an appealing choice. He boasts a strong record, having won the Scottish Open, finished as runner-up at the 2023 British Open, and placed third in his most recent major tournament, carrying odds of +4500 for the upcoming British Open. Additionally, Kim is at +920 to secure a top 5 finish this weekend, making him a prop worth exploring.

Bettors may also look into options such as round leaders, head-to-head matchups, or predictions on which players will make or miss the cut. Before finalizing any 2026 British Open bets or plans for parlaying outcomes, it’s advisable to consult the detailed recommendations from SportsLine’s established computer model.

Built by Daily Fantasy Sports expert Mike McClure, SportsLine's proprietary model has seen significant success since the PGA Tour resumed in June 2020. The model is noted for accurately predicting outcomes in 17 major tournaments, including the recent 2026 Masters and last year’s PGA Championship and Open Championship. Individuals who have followed its betting advice often reported substantial returns.

Now that the roster for the 2026 Open Championship is confirmed, SportsLine has locked in its betting picks. One highlighted selection is that of Jordan Spieth, set at -200 to make the cut. Although his performance has varied, Spieth is consistently reliable in the British Open, maintaining a perfect streak—making the cut in all 12 of his previous starts in this major. His past performances also include a victory at Royal Birkdale in 2017.

Overall, Spieth has finished in the top 25 in seven of his last eight Open Championship appearances and has made the cut in 15 of his last 16 tournaments this season. The model predicts that he will not only make the cut but also achieve a top-25 finish.

In addition to Spieth, the model has selected an outright winner and included a prop returning over +1100 amidst the six PGA picks for the 2026 British Open parlay. Bets and full parlay details can be found on SportsLine.