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2022 Valero Texas Open fantasy picks, rankings, sleepers: Expert says back Jordan Spieth, fade Abraham Ancer


Rory McIlroy wants that Career Grand Slam, so he is among the stars teeing it up at the 2022 Valero Texas Open, which starts Thursday at TPC San Antonio. McIlroy can complete the feat if he can win his fifth major championship in Augusta National Golf Club next week. He has his U.S. Open and British Open titles and two PGA Championships, but he covets a green jacket. That is why he is playing in San Antonio for the first time since his only appearance in the Texas Open since 2013. He will be joined by defending champion Jordan Spieth, 2021 Masters winner Hideki Matsuyama and a bevy of surging young players in the 2022 Texas Open field. McIlroy is the 8-1 favorite in the latest 2022 Valero Texas Open golf odds from Caesars Sportsbook. Spieth is priced at 16-1, Corey Conners is 18-1 and Matsuyama and Abraham Ancer are 20-1. 

Will McIlroy or Spieth be worth the price when you are setting up your 2022 Texas Open Fantasy golf picks? Or would overlooked players like injury plagued Bryson DeChambeau (28-1) or 2021 Texas Open runner-up Charley Hoffman (50-1) give you better value? Before making any fantasy golf picks or betting the Texas Open 2022, be sure to check out the Fantasy golf projections and betting advice from SportsLine fantasy expert Riley Gates.

Gates is a writer for 247Sports and has covered a range of sports for nearly five years. He has followed golf closely for much longer and has a profound knowledge of the sport. He also knows what it takes to win, on the course and in fantasy sports.

Gates has been on fire all season. At the Valspar Championship, seven of his picks finished in the top 12. They included Sam Burns, who claimed the title at Innisbrook for the second straight year. At the Arnold Palmer Invitational, nine of his top 10 picks finished in the top 20, and at the Honda Classic, eight of his picks finished in the top 16. 

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