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It’s back to the grind of the PGA Tour season after a break that saw Team USA dominate the International Team to win the Presidents Cup for a ninth straight time. One member from the US contingent makes the trip to Jackson, Mississippi for this week’s Sanderson Farms Championship and he just happens to be the betting favorite on the opening PGA line as well as the d... 

Golf betting has become increasingly attractive for sportsbooks with tournaments and events taking place nearly every week during a calendar year. Unlike other sports there is no offseason. And the popularity of the game has bettors flocking to the betting window with a chance to make a few bucks. When events like the Presidents Cup roll around the entire golf world is focused on a singular course with many of the best players in the world competing. ... 

The Presidents Cup hasn’t been much of a competition over the years with Team USA winning the last eight events while going 11-1-1 since the first playing in 1994. Led by PGA Tour player of the year Scottie Scheffler and with five players currently listed in the OWGR top-10, the United States is a huge favorite to continue their dominance. Several big name players are missing fro... 

The start of a new season on the PGA Tour brings about some changes. One thing that remains the same, however, is the opener. A full field assembles in California wine country for the Fortinet Championship to jumpstart the 2022-23 season. Typical of fall events the field is less than stellar, though some big names are hovering around the top of the odds board. We could see more high... 

There is no offseason on the PGA Tour. Just a few weeks after the season-ending TOUR Championship, the 2022-23 season gets underway from California wine country with the Fortinet Championship taking place at Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa. The first event of the new season has an impressive list of Tour veterans and a good supply of recent Korn Ferry Tour graduates stocking the fi... 

The top-30 golfers in the FedExCup standings assemble in Atlanta this week for the PGA Tour season-ending TOUR Championship and the $18 million first-place prize that comes with it. And for the fourth straight year the tournament is using the staggered-start format. With the help of his brilliant season that included four wins, Scottie Scheffler amassed the most... 

The PGA Tour wraps up its season with the top 30 golfers in the standings competing for the FedExCup title at the TOUR Championship starting Thursday. Accumulating points over the course of the season comes in handy this week with four-time winner Scottie Scheffler locking down the top spot thanks to his podium finish at the BMW Championship. That gives Scheffle... 

The FedExCup playoff field has been whittled down to the top 70 with those remaining gathering this week at Wilmington Country Club in Delaware for the no-cut BMW Championship. The second-leg of the playoffs is merely a stepping stone to next week’s Tour Championship and several players will be looking to find their stroke after subpar outings in Memphis. Jon Rahm opened as the ou... 

The FedExCup Playoffs continue this week with the top-70 golfers in the point standings making their way to Delaware and the Wilmington Country Club for the first time for the BMW Championship. We expected it was going to happen eventually and last week it did when Will Zalatoris earned his maiden PGA Tour victory at the FedEx St. Jude Championship. That wasn’t enough to move him to the top of the odds board, though, as Jon Rahm has that honor on the opening PGA line. Some big names missed the cut last week and two of them are positioned right behind Rahm with Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler next on the list. We don’t have to worry about a cut this week giving every player four rounds to do damage. Patrick Cantlay defends the title he won in a six-hole playoff last year when the event was held in Baltimore. BookMaker.eu has a complete updated list of betting odds when you’re ready to make a wager. ... 

The top 125 players in the season-long FedExCup standings qualified for the first leg of the PGA Tour playoffs starting Thursday. The best players in the world, or at least on the PGA side, gather in Memphis for the FedEx St. Jude Championship with the top 70 at the conclusion advancing to the BMW Championship next week. That puts added pressure on play... 

The first leg of the FedExCup playoffs takes place this week with the top 125 players in the standings earning a spot in the field for the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Formerly the Northern Trust, I guess it’s only fitting the shipping company play a larger role since its name is plastered all over the PGA Tour. This is the only playoff tournament with a cut, so things will get intense with the top-70 in the standings after this event moving on to next week’s BMW Championship. Scottie Scheffler leads the standings and is the top-ranked player in the world yet he’s positioned behind betting favorite Rory McIlroy on the odds board. Tony Finau attempts to defend his title from last season’s playoff opener, which he won in a playoff over Cameron Smith. Finau closed this season with back-to-back wins after ending a five-year drought title drought last year at the Northern Trust. BookMaker.eu has a complete updated list of betting odds when you’re ready to make a wager. ... 

The final tournament of the regular season has the PGA Tour in Greensboro, North Carolina for the Wyndham Championship. The top 125 players in the FedExCup standings advance to the playoffs next week and a few golfers need a good showing to secure their spot while others look to improve their positioning. If this year’s tournament is anything like last year’s fans are... 

The last tournament of the regular season sends the PGA Tour to Greensboro, North Carolina, for this week’s Wyndham Championship. The top 125 players in the FedExCup standings will advance to the playoffs starting next week and several golfers on the bubble will attempt to earn the required number of points. After being listed as the betting favorite in each of the pr... 

With major season behind us and just a few tournaments remaining before the season-ending playoffs, don’t be surprised if the atmosphere is a little subdued at this week’s 3M Open. A number of players looking to improve their status or make a late run in the FedExCup standings have a shot to do that on the TPC Twin Cities layout. Tony Finau opened as the betting favorite with Hideki Matsuyama s... 

Golf’s major championships are like the Super Bowl for sports bettors. And with The Open Championship the final major of the season, this is the last chance this year to make a few bucks on a little side play. The proposition bets are plentiful for the 150th edition and BookMaker.eu has everything you need. One nugget adding to the excitement is the return of Tiger Woods. Sportsbooks... 

I guess it’s only fitting that the 150th playing of The Open Championship takes place at the Home of Golf. A full field of the best players in the world assembles this week at St. Andrews Golf Links, which is hosting for a record 30th time. One player quite familiar with the layout is Tiger Woods, who withdrew from the PGA Championship in May to recover from injuries and rest up for ... 

There’s no need to worry for those who didn’t qualify for The Open Championship. That’s because the PGA Tour is holding an alternate field tournament this week. The Barracuda Championship returns to Tahoe Mountain Club for the third straight playing with the full-field consisting of young players looking to make their mark, veterans trying to stockpile valuable FedEx Cup poin... 

For the 150th playing of The Open Championship, the oldest and most prestigious golf tournament in the world, a familiar scene awaits. Known as the Home of Golf, St. Andrews Golf Links will host for the 30th time and first since 2015 when Zack Johnson emerged victorious in a playoff. For the time being at least, the differences between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf have been put aside wi... 

With most of the golf world in Scotland for The Open Championship this week there is a need for another tournament. Voila, the Barracuda Championship fills the void as an alternate field event. For the first time members of the DP World Tour are invited to play with the expanded 156-player field assembling at Tahoe Mountain Club. This is the only PGA Tour stop featuring the M... 

Much like the tournament the alternate field Barbasol Championship is being played alongside, it’s co-sanctioned by the PGA and DP World Tours bringing some young talent from across the pond into the mix. Played at the same time as The Open since debuting in 2015, this year’s edition moves up a week with the winner, if not already qualified, earning a spot in the field a... 

The Genesis Scottish Open got another boost with the alliance between the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. Already a prestigious Rolex Series event the tournament is the first to be co-sanctioned by the two supreme golf circuits thus attracting a stronger field than we’ve ever seen. Played on the links-style Renaissance Club in North Berwick, it also serves as a warm up for ... 

There are a few changes this year in regards to the Barbasol Championship, though it’s still an alternate field event. It was played alongside The Open Championship since debuting in 2015. Now it’s the week prior with the winner, if he’s not already qualified, earning the final spot in the field to compete at St. Andrews. And this year’s edition will be played at the sam... 

The Genesis Scottish Open has been played on the DP World Tour since the early 1970s. Back then and until recently the circuit was referred to as the European Tour. However, this week’s playing will be the first as a co-sanctioned event along with the PGA Tour helping attract some of the biggest names in the sport as preparation for the season’s final major. The 156-pla... 

Just a few weeks before the fourth and final major of the year most big names on the PGA Tour are using the time to rest. Thus we have a slimmed down field gathering in the Quad Cities area for the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois. The field was thinned out even more with the withdrawal this week of betting favorite Daniel Berger. At No. 25 in the O... 

As far as attracting big name players the John Deere Classic is in a difficult spot. Played before The Open in the past, a move back on the calendar should have opened it up. But with a lot of players making the short trip from Boston to Cromwell to play in last week’s Travelers, this week is one of rest ahead of a trip to Scotland. So, once again the field is thinned out...