⛳ Cadillac Championship Round 3 Picks & Predictions: Cameron Young Sits Atop the Leaderboard

My Cadillac Championship Round 3 picks and predictions are set as the tournament shifts into what should be a thrilling day at the Cadillac Championship. With a tightly packed leaderboard, there’s plenty of value for golf bettors looking to jump into live markets.

Second-round props can offer strong value if you tracked how the first two days action unfolded. Weather shouldn’t be much of a factor, with calm, playable conditions expected Saturday. The field will be chasing Cameron Young, who sits at 14-under after an impressive opening couple of rounds.

Let’s break down the top value plays heading into Saturday's action at the Cadillac Championship.

⛳ Cadillac Championship Round 3 leaderboard & odds

Here is Cadillac Championship leaderboard heading into Round 3 at Trump National Doral; outright odds via FanDuel.

🏆 Who'll win the Cadillac Championship?

Here are my golf picks for Round 3 of the Cadillac Championship on Friday:

Cameron Young (-200)

Cameron Young is in complete control of the Cadillac Championship, sitting at -13 after the first two rounds and firmly establishing himself as the man to beat. His elite driving distance and sharp iron play have created constant birdie opportunities, while his putting has been steady enough to convert chances when they matter most.

At Trump National Doral, his aggressive but controlled style fits perfectly with the course demands. With momentum building and a lead to protect, Young has both the confidence and form needed to stay ahead. If he keeps this level, he’s the clear favorite to win.

Looking for more plays? Dive into my Cadillac Championship Odds, Favorite & Pick to Win.

💰 Best Round 3 props for the Cadillac Championship

Rickie Fowler: Top 10 finish (+130)

Rickie Fowler is in a great position to finish inside the top 10, sitting at -5 through two rounds and currently inside the top 15. His game has looked far more consistent this week, especially off the tee where he’s kept the ball in play and avoided costly mistakes that have derailed past tournaments. That steady foundation has allowed him to capitalize on scoring chances and stay within striking distance of the leaders.

What stands out is his improved putting, which has historically been the difference-maker in his best finishes. At this stage of the tournament, Fowler is well-positioned to climb the leaderboard if he continues converting birdie looks on the weekend. With experience in contention and a proven ability to grind out strong finishes, he has the tools to separate from the middle of the pack. If he maintains this form, a top-10 finish is well within reach.

Alex Fitzpatrick: Top UK and Ireland (+135)

Alex Fitzpatrick is in a strong position to win Top UK and Ireland player honors this week, sitting at -6 and ahead of both Harry Hall and Tommy Fleetwood, who are each at -4. That two-shot cushion is significant in a tightly packed leaderboard where small margins matter. Fitzpatrick has shown excellent control of his iron play, consistently giving himself makeable birdie chances while avoiding the big mistakes that can derail momentum.

Compared to his closest regional rivals, he has been slightly sharper in converting scoring opportunities and managing par-5s, which is where this category is often decided. Harry Hall and Fleetwood remain dangerous, but Fitzpatrick’s current form and scoring efficiency give him the upper hand heading into the weekend. If he continues to play disciplined golf while capitalizing on his chances, he has a clear path to finishing as the top UK and Ireland performer in the field.

Jordan Spieth: Top 5 finish (-115)

Jordan Spieth is in an excellent position to finish inside the top five, currently tied for second at -8 and firmly in contention heading into the weekend. When Spieth gets near the top of the leaderboard, his confidence and creativity tend to elevate every part of his game. His iron play has been sharp, consistently giving him birdie looks, and his short game remains one of the best in the field, allowing him to save par when needed.

What makes Spieth especially dangerous in this position is his experience closing out tournaments and staying composed under pressure. He thrives in these moments, often gaining strokes on the field with his putting alone. With only a few shots separating him from the lead, he doesn’t need to force anything - just maintain his rhythm and capitalize on opportunities. If he continues this balanced approach, a top-five finish is highly likely.

☀️ Saturday's weather at Trump National Doral 

Weather from Accuweather.com:

💵 My betting record for golf picks

All golf picks, including SGPs, have been tracked since March 7.