Mexico Open current form picks
Clark was T63 at the Baycurrent Classic last time out. But after two weeks off, he arrives in Mexico refreshed and, in a field that doesn't exactly scream quality, it is worth reminding ourselves that he won the BMW Championship in August, finished fifth at the FedEx St Jude and, in June, won the US Open.
The American missed the cut in Bermuda but his form going into that event, which saw three consecutive top five finishes, indicates it may have been an anomaly. T5 at the Black Desert came after a second place finish at the Biltmore. Before that he was third at the Wyndham.
The Englishman finished T4 at the Baycurrent Classic on his last Tour appearance. Prior to that he was T26 and T21 at the Black Desert and BMW PGA Championship respectively. He has no course form here but arrives in decent nick and following a two week break.
Mexico Open course form picks
The 37-year-old has an excellent record at this week's venue, winning in 2023 and finishing second the year before. He doesn't arrives in good form, which helps to explain the price, with a T41 his best showing in his last five events.
The American was 25th here last year but prior to that managed three consecutive top 10 finishes. Last time out, he was T29 a the Baycurrent.
The South African was second here last year and took the winner Brian Campbell to a play-off. Potgieter arrives in a dismal spell, missing the cut at three of his last five events, but could find the return to Mexico a springboard for something betting.
Stroke Averages
Lowest 10 At Vidanta (2022-25)
Average .... (Rounds)
66.75: Tony Finau (12)
67.83: Ben Griffin (6)
67.88: Patrick Rodgers (16)
68.00: Chan Kim (8)
68.13: Kevin Roy (8)
68.20: Alejandro Tosti (10)
68.50: Harry Hall (12)
68.67: Beau Hossler (6)
68.75: Andrew Novak (12)
68.75: Chandler Phillips (8)
Min. No. of Rounds = 6
Only those entered this week are included in table
Note: Form Tables Contain Leading Reserves