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With the PGA Tour shutting down for the Holiday break in a few weeks players have two opportunities remaining to collect valuable FedExCup points starting this week at the Houston Open. Following three weeks abroad the Tour returns to U.S. soil with a strong field ready to attack Memorial Park Golf Course. One might think having a hand in the property’s redesign a few years ago would giv... 

A strong field heads to the Lone Star state this week for the Houston Open, the PGA Tour’s penultimate event of 2021.Brooks Koepka is one of 14 major champions set to peg it up at Memorial Park, a course he had a hand in reshaping a few years ago. Maybe that can help Koepkaturn things around. He’s positioned further down the odds board after missing the cut last week. Sam Burns opened as the betting favorite with the odds suggesting a wide open field. Carlos Ortiz was in contention last week in Mexico and heads to Houston looking to defend the title he won by two shots last year over Dustin Johnson and Hideki Matsuyama. Visit BookMaker.eu for a complete list of betting odds when you’re ready to place a wager. ... 

The 15th edition of this event brings a catchy new name thanks to a new title sponsor. But what might be the best field in the history of the World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba will navigate the same course it has from the beginning. With only three tournaments remaining until the PGA Tour breaks for the Holidays, we see several big names teeing it up hoping to score valuable FedExCup points. Former world No. 1s Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka are headed to Mexico looking to dethrone defending champ Viktor Hovland. JT opened as the betting favorite with Hovland and Abraham Ancer close behind. The tournament made history when it debuted in 2007 becoming the first to be played outside the U.S. or Canada, and it’s grown in status and prestige over the years. Be sure to visit BookMaker.eu for a complete list of matchup betting odds when you’re ready to place a wager. ... 

With just a few tournaments remaining before Holiday break valuable FedExCup points are on the line when the PGA Tour heads south of the border for this week’s World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba. The field gets an infusion of big-name talent with former world No. 1 golfers Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka pegging it up for the first time in several weeks. Thomas was positioned as the betting favorite on the opening odds ahead of defending champion Viktor Hovland. Abraham Ancer is the third favorite on the list looking to become the first Mexican player to win on home soil. Be sure to visit BookMaker.eu for a complete list of betting odds when you’re ready to place a wager. ... 

Even a week in Bermuda is a hard sell to some of the PGA Tour’s bigger names. The third edition of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship will have a full field minus a large contingent of the sports best as they take time to relax and recuperate. That leaves the door wide open for an unsuspecting winner, much like we had last year when Brian Gay broke a winless ... 

The PGA Tour returns to Southampton this week for the third edition of the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. A bump up in status means a full allotment of FedExCup points, however that wasn’t enough to attract the bigger names on Tour with most of them opting to take the week off. And because of that the odds suggest a wide open field with Matthew Fitzpatrick t... 

Travel restrictions were relaxed enough to allow the PGA Tour to return to Japan for the third playing of the ZOZO Championship, taking place this week at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club. COVID forced the tournament to relocate to Southern California last year with Patrick Cantlay toppling the field. With the previous two winners not in action we are guaranteed a new champion an... 

Vowing a return to Asia following the rescheduling of last year’s tournament, the PGA Tour is back in Japan for the ZOZO Championship. Due to COVID concerns the event was moved to Southern California last year with Patrick Cantlay emerging as the winner. Cantlay isn’t in the field this week and neither is 2019 champ Tiger Woods, so we will have a third different titlist in the tournament’s brief history. Collin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele opened as co-betting favorites with Japan’s own Hideki Matsuyama slotted third on the odds board. With the tournament co-sanctioned by the Japan Golf Tour Organization there will be as many as 13 members of the JGTO pegging it up at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club. And similar to last week a limited field will play a no-cut event. Be sure to visit BookMaker.eu for a complete list of betting odds when you’re ready to place a wager. ... 

The PGA Tour wraps up its two-week stay in Las Vegas with the fifth playing of The CJ CUP. The first three editions of the tournament took place on Jeju Island in South Korea with COVID forcing a relocation to the Nevada desert ahead of last year’s event. Jason Kokrak emerged victorious at Shadow Creek with this week’s tournament moving a short distance to the exclusive Summ... 

Sticking around the Las Vegas area for another week, the PGA Tour heads a few miles up the road to the Summit Golf Club for The CJ CUP @ Summit. The tournament was relocated from its original site in South Korea over COVID concerns last year with Jason Kokrak taking the title at Shadow Creek. The fifth playing of this event will again feature a no-cut field of 78 golfers wit... 

The PGA Tour heads to the Nevada desert for a two-tournament swing in Las Vegas beginning this week with the Shriners Children’s Open at TPC Summerlin. Always a destination spot on Tour, this event features a number of Ryder Cup participants from both sides as well as a few big names teeing it up for the first time this season. Viktor ... 

The two tournament swing through Las Vegas has some of the bigger names on the PGA Tour resurfacing for this week’s Shriners Children’s Open. The destination location will see several players who competed recently at the Ryder Cup with others taking their first swings in the new season. The stop in the Nevada desert concludes the follo... 

It’s back to every man for himself when the PGA Tour season resumes this week in Jackson, Mississippi for the Sanderson Farms Championship. The team format at the Ryder Cup was fun with Team USA dominating in the victory, and a number of big names on both sides are sitting this one out. Defending champ Sergio Garcia is the only Ryder Cup participant in the field and... 

It’s back to the grind of the PGA Tour season after a break that saw Team USA dominate its European counterparts to reclaim the Ryder Cup. Not surprisingly only one Ryder Cup participant is making the trip to Jackson, Mississippi this week for the Sanderson Farms Championship. Fresh off his 10th Ryder Cup, Sergio Garcia is back to defend the title he won here last y... 

The most exciting competition in golf is back on after a one-year COVID delay. The 43rd Ryder Cup is set to get underway on September 24 with Team USA looking to avenge a humbling defeat from 2018. The United States contingent has the benefit of playing at home with this year’s competition on the shores of Lake Michigan at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin. When the Cup was last held on U... 

A familiar tournament with a new title sponsor gets the 2021-22 PGA Tour season started. A full field makes its way to Northern California wine country this week for the Fortinet Championship. Formerly known as the Safeway Open, the event takes place for an eighth consecutive year at Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa. We typically don’t see the big guns during the fall portion of the... 

There is no offseason on the PGA Tour. Just a few weeks after the season-ending TOUR Championship, the 2021-22 season gets underway from wine country with the rebranded Fortinet Championship taking place at Silverado Resort and Spa in Napa, Calif. Formerly known as the Safeway Open, the first event of the new season has an impressive list of Tour veterans and a good supply of recent... 

The top-30 golfers in the FedExCup standings assemble in Atlanta this week for the PGA Tour season-ending TOUR Championship and the $15 million first-place prize that comes with it. For the third straight year the tournament is using the staggered start format. With the help of his win at the BMW Championship last week, Patrick Cantlay amassed the most points and get... 

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 Patrick Cantlay jumping to the points lead after his thrilling win in the BMW Championship. That gives Cantlay a head start on the field a... 

The FedExCup playoff field has been whittled down to the top 70 in the standings and those left assemble this week at Caves Valley Golf Club in the Baltimore suburb of Owings Mills for the BMW Championship. The second-leg of the playoffs is merely a stepping stone to next week’s Tour Championship, though Tony Finau sent a message by ending a long drought with his win in The Northern Tr... 

The FedExCup Playoffs continue this week with the top-70 golfers in the point standings making their way to Caves Valley Golf Club in Baltimore for the BMW Championship. Tony Finau capped the playoff opener fittingly with a playoff win at the rain-delayed Northern Trust to end a long drought. It was both a sense of relief and accomplishment for him. Already guaranteed a spot in this we... 

The race to the FedExCup championship gets underway on Thursday with the first of three playoff tournaments. The top 125 players in the standings will tee it up at The Northern Trust with the top 70 after Sunday advancing to next week’s BMW Championship. This is the only tournament of the three with a cut line so guys on the fringe can’t afford to leave valuable points on the course. The... 

The FedExCup Playoffs get underway this week with the PGA Tour headed to Jersey for The Northern Trust. The top 125 players in the standings are eligible and we have a full field ready to peg it up at Liberty National Golf Club. This is the only playoff tournament with a cut, so things will get intense with the top-70 moving on to next week’s BMW Championship. Dustin Johnson attempts to ... 

It seems like the PGA Tour season just started, but the regular tournament portion of the slate concludes this week in Greensboro, North Carolina with the Wyndham Championship. The top 125 players in the FedExCup standings advance to the playoffs starting next week and a few golfers need a good showing this week to secure their spot. Webb Simpson will be competing in the N... 

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. Three golfers at last year’s tournament jumped inside the top-125...