McIlroy, Johnson vs  Fowler, Wolff odds  2020 TaylorMade Driving Relief picks from top golf expert
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Date: 2020-05-14

McIlroy, Johnson vs  Fowler, Wolff odds  2020 TaylorMade Driving Relief picks from top golf expert

Legendary golf expert Sal Johnson has locked in his picks for the 
TaylorMade Driving Relief skins contest between Rory McIlroy/Dustin Johnson and Rickie Fowler/Mattew Wolff.

Televised golf will be back for the first time in more than two months when the 2020 TaylorMade Driving Relief Challenge tees off Sunday at Seminole Golf Club in Juno Beach, Fla. World No. 1 Rory McIlroy and No. 5 Dustin Johnson will team up against fan favorite Rickie Fowler and 2019 NCAA champion Matthew Wolff in the team skins competition to benefit coronavirus relief efforts. But which team should you back with your golf picks?

William Hill lists McIlroy and Johnson as -220 favorites (risk $220 to win $100), with Fowler and Wolff at +190 (risk $100 to win $190) in the latest 2020 TaylorMade Driving Relief odds. Before making any 2020 TaylorMade Driving Relief picks, you need to check out the McIlroy/Johnson vs. Fowler/Woff predictions from SportsLine's resident golf insider, Sal Johnson. 

A media legend and consummate golf insider, Johnson is coming off a red-hot year on his golf picks that has continued into this season. He featured Woods in his best bets for the 2019 Masters and backed Brooks Koepka in his picks for the PGA Championship, and both players pulled off victories. In the season-ending Tour Championship, he nailed it, pegging Koepka, McIlroy and Xander Schauffele as main contenders to come out on top, and McIlroy won the event for the second time, Schauffele was second and Koepka tied for third. 

Johnson also has a strong feel for what it takes to win on courses in Florida. At the Honda Classic in March at Palm Beach Gardens, he tabbed Sungjae Im as one of his players to watch, and the 21-year-old notched his first PGA Tour win. 

Johnson noted that the South Korean had played poorly on the West Coast last year before surging after the Tour hit Florida, and he expected him to repeat the pattern. "He has been uninspiring this year out West, so look for good things in the weeks to come," Johnson wrote. Im shot a final-round 66 to finish six-under par at PGA National.