Masters champion Sergio Garcia and reigning Open champion Henrik Stenson lead the field for the BMW International Open, which begins on Thursday in Munich, Germany. Garcia is listed as the top betting choice at odds of +750, while Stenson is the second choice at +850. The top local choice in the betting is Martin Kaymer at odds of +1850. Only one German has been able to win the BMW International Open, and that was Kaymer in 2008.
BMW International Open Odds
Sergio Garcia +750
Henrik Stenson +850
Bernd Wiesberger +1550
Rafa Cabrera Bello +1550
Martin Kaymer +1850
Tommy Fleetwood +1850
Andy Sullivan +2550
Joost Luiten +2550
Pablo Larrazbal +2550
Thorbjorn Olesen +3050
Dylan Frittelli +3550
George Coetzee +4050
Kiradech Aphibarnrat +4050
Victor Dubuisson +5050
David Horsey +5550
Fabrizio Zanotti +5550
Thongchai Jaidee +5550
Dean Burmester +6050
James Morrison +6050
Jordan Smith +6050
Mikko Korhonen +6050
Nicolas Colsaerts +6050
Brandon Stone +6550
David Lipsky +6550
Peter Hanson +7050
Renato Paratore +7050
Ernie Els +7550
Jaco Van Zyl +7550
Jbe Kruger +7550
Marcel Siem +7550
Lucas Bjerregaard +8050
Scott Jamieson +8050
Eddie Pepperell +9050
Graeme Storm +9050
Odds Analysis
Sergio Garcia +750
Since winning the Masters, Sergio has been busy, playing in six events but he really hasn’t been in contention for the win in any of them. He has played well, finishing in the Top 20 four times but I think he is overvalued at these odds.
Henrik Stenson +850
Stenson is the defending champion of the BMW International Open and he also won in 2006 but he hasn’t played well in over a year and hasn’t been in contention in a long time. I think Stenson is completely overvalued this week.
Bernd Wiesberger +1550
Wiesberger is playing well, having finished in the Top 30 in each of his last six events but he has just one win since 2015 although that was earlier this season in China.
Rafa Cabrera Bello +1550
Why not Cabrera Bello this week at odds of +1550? He has three finishes in the top six on the European Tour this season. He has not won since 2012 so I understand the hesitancy to bet him to win, but he is playing really well and this could be the week for him.
Martin Kaymer +1850
I have no idea why Kaymer is listed at odds of nearly 20-1. He is playing better of late and he has won this event in the past, plus I think the favorites in this event are vulnerable. Kaymer is my top choice to win at odds of +1850.
Tommy Fleetwood +1850
Fleetwood was in the mix last week at the U.S. Open but I don’t see him following up that performance with another big one in Germany.
Marcel Siem +7550
I have a big longshot this week in Siem who is a local favorite. He nearly won this event in 2012 but finished two behind Danny Willett. I think this is a good week to take a big longshot, as the favorites look beatable.
Course: Golfclub Munchen Eichenried was founded in 1989 and it hosted the BMW International Open that year. The course measures 7,235 yards and is known as a course that favors long hitters. The course has hosted this event a total of 22 times.
TV Coverage: Golf Channel
Notes: There have been 24 different winners in the 28 years of this tournament. The last two times the event has been held at Golfclub Munchen Eichenried, the tournament was decided by just one shot, as Pablo Larrazabal defeated Henrik Stenson by one shot two years ago, while Ernie Els beat Thomas Bjorn in 2013. Stenson is the only player to win this event on two different courses, as he won at Golfclub Munchen Eichenried in 2006 and Golf Club Gut Larchenhof in 2016.
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