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While NFL betting players will be focused on preseason action, this week’s golf odds come from Sedgefield Country Club, site of the Wyndham Championship. Carl Pettersson is the defending champion at this event, and this year’s winner will pick up his first career win on the PGA Tour.
Golf Odds – No one will slay this Tiger this week
PGA Championship betting for the year’s final major at Hazeltine is paced by a man going for his fifth Wanamaker Trophy, and while he should win, there are a couple of other golfers who should get a look as well. Still, this is Tiger’s week.
World Golf Championship Betting – WGC Picks (Anyone but Tiger?)
Don’t put your NFL betting hat on just yet! The PGA Tour still has a few more important stops to bet on, including this week’s Bridgestone Invitational.
It’s a World Golf Championship event, which always means the field is rich with top-ranked players.
Buick Open Betting – All Tiger, all day at Warwick Hills
Buick Open odds for this week’s event at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club has a familiar name at the top of the list, and given that he has extra motivation, it could be a long weekend for the rest of the golf betting field.
Buick Open Betting – Thursday, July 30
Tiger Woods missed the cut at the British Open, and it was only his second missed-cut at a major in his career, but that hasn’t stopped him from being a +150 favorite in an event he’s won twice in 2002 and 2006.
2009 Canadian Open Preview/Picks
Hold your horses, UFC 101 betting fans. You’ll have your fun again soon but, for now, the spotlight belongs to PGA betting. The Canadian Open is not the British Open, and it’s certainly missing many of the Tour’s top players, but it features a better field than you may think. Let’s have a look at some of the more intriguing picks at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Glen Abbey Golf Club this week.
The British Open is the hardest event in golf – hardest to win, and hardest on the soul, as Tom Watson can tell you.
Watson went to the 18th tee at 3-under and one stroke ahead of Stewart Cink, who earlier drained a 12-foot birdie putt on the final hole to stay within shouting distance of the 59-year-old legend. Needing only to make an eight-foot par putt to claim his sixth Open Championship and first since 1983, Watson came up short. Then Cink easily put away his opponent by six strokes over the four-hole playoff to hoist the Claret Jug for the first time.
In the world of golf and the sports betting world, the British Open will take center stage this week. With baseball taking their All-Star break early in the week, the UFC 100 in the rear view mirror, and nothing much else happening in sports on either side of the pond, the third major of the golf season will get plenty of attention.
British Open Odds – Tough to bet against Tiger
British Open odds for Thursday’s tournament, which tees off in the middle of the night on this side of the pond, will favor a familiar player who has never played at Turnberry, but if you follow the golf world closely, you’ll know that really doesn’t matter when it comes to the world’s No.1 player.
Golf Betting – Perry aims for two in a row at John Deere Classic
The 2009 John Deere Classic takes place on Thursday, July 9 and runs through Sunday, July 12. It’ll be played at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois. Bet on Golf Today.
Get warmed up for your British Open betting with the John Deere Classic, which tees off on Thursday at the TPC at Deere Run. Kenny Perry is the defending champion at this event, but he’ll have some challengers in a surprisingly strong field.
AT&T National Betting – Tiger’s Tourney On Tap For PGA Tour
While most people are shifting their focus to the upcoming UFC 100 odds, we have one more weekend of other sports betting action before that takes center stage.
This weekend, the PGA Tour heads to Washington, D.C. for the AT&T National, which is hosted by Tiger Woods. The event will take place at Congressional Country Club.
Supposedly, it’s time to bet on Wimbledon odds, but why not wait another week? It’s just high seeds beating on low seeds for now, and the PGA’s Traveler’s Championship has a better field than you may expect.
Let’s have a look at some of the more interesting PGA golf gambling picks this week on the links.
Here is a five-pack of golfers with a chance to win:
The favorite for this year’s United States Open championship is – surprise, Tiger Woods at +125 but does that make him a lock to win this weekend’s prestigious major tournament?
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The best golfers in the world, including the always popular matchup between Tiger and Phil, tee off tomorrow in this year’s US Open. With the NBA Finals over and baseball the only “major” sport left on the card, sports bettors have turned their attention to other events and golf is certainly one of them.
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US Open Lines – Plenty of Good Candidates at the US Open
The US Open odds are finally posted for the second major of the year on the PGA Tour. While the golf betting community is quick to pick Tiger Woods as the Champion-to-be, there are plenty of other golfers with a legitimate shot.
With the Magic trying to survive in the NBA Finals odds and Phil Mickelson returning to golf betting after a leave of absence, it’s safe to say comebacks is the theme of the week in sports betting. Heck, even this weekend’s UFC betting event is called “The Comeback.”
Let’s take a look at Mickelson versus the field at the St. Jude Classic.
