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He has only one PGA Tour victory since 2019, but that title came in this event last year in a playoff and now Rickie Fowler will go for a second when the field heads to Detroit for the Rocket Mortgage Classic. With all Signature Events completed and the season’s final major still a few weeks away, some of the game’s bigger names are enjoying a week off. Still, the fiel... 

Following a thrilling conclusion to the season’s third major, the PGA Tour heads to the Connecticut suburb of Cromwell for the Travelers Championship. The final Signature Event of the year ensures that the PGA Tour’s best will make up the limited field, no-cut event. However, the No. 2 ranked player in the world will not be in attendance with Rory McIlroy anno... 

A Signature Event following the season’s third major keeps the PGA Tour’s best players on the course as they head to Connecticut for the Travelers Championship. Scottie Scheffler shot over par in every round at the U.S. Open to finish with a share of 41st yet he’s still the prohibitive favorite at TPC River Highlands. With five wins among his 12 top 10 finishe... 

Sportsbooks go all out when golf’s major championships are on the schedule. That means this week’s U.S. Open will have plenty of wagering opportunities when the field pegs it up at Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina starting Thursday. With an expanded menu of prop bets, avid and novice golf fans have something to keep their interest over four days. Even though it’s the U.S. Open ... 

Going from coast to coast the past several years puts the 124th edition of the U.S. Open at Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina one year after Wyndham Clark toppled the field for his first major championship at Los Angeles Country Club. Two years prior Matthew Fitzpatrick won his first major in Brookline, Mass. and at Torrey Pines in 2021 Jon Rahm won his first major. In fact, the... 

The best golfers in the word assemble this week in North Carolina for the 124th edition of the U.S. Open, the season’s third major championship. But all eyes will be on Scottie Scheffler, who enters with an astounding five PGA Tour victories this season, the most entering this tournament since 1980. Scheffler is so far ahead of everyone else that his opening odds are the lowest I... 

The seventh Signature Event of the PGA Tour season takes place at the house that Jack built with the invited field assembling in Ohio for the Memorial Tournament. A stop on the PGA Tour since 1976, Jack Nicklaus was the inspiration behind the design of Muirfield Village Golf Club, which has hosted every event. Viktor Hovland is back to defend the title he won in... 

The PGA Tour heads to Jack’s Place in central Ohio this week for the Memorial Tournament. A strong field is assembled for the seventh Signature Event with nine of the world’s top 10 ready to peg it up at the Nicklaus-designed Muirfield Village Golf Club in the Columbus suburbs. World No. 2 Xander Schauffele plays for the first time as a major champion after his ... 

The PGA Tour heads north of the border this week for the RBC Canadian Open. Nick Taylor ended a lengthy drought by native Canucks winning last year’s tournament in dramatic fashion. On the fourth playoff hole Taylor drained a 72-foot eagle putt to edge Tommy Fleetwood sending the entire country into a frenzy. It was the first time a Canadian won his national open since ... 

With Scottie Scheffler taking the week off we have a different favorite to win the RBC Canadian Open. However, considering his recent success in this tournament there’s a good chance Rory McIlroy would have topped the odds board anyway. McIlroy won consecutive titles beating the field by seven swings in 2019, the last time Hamilton Golf and Country Club hosted. He also ... 

Following one of the PGA Tour’s marquee events is a tough act, but the Charles Schwab Challenge has done a nice job over the years always attracting a strong field. And this year is no different with world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler the headliner and massive favorite in the outright market. Scheffler didn’t win the season’s second major last week, but he did ... 

The Lone Star state welcomes the PGA Tour for a final time this season with the field headed to Fort Worth for the annual Charles Schwab Challenge. He didn’t win the PGA Championship last week but world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler earned his 10th top 10 in 11 starts this season and is the prohibitive betting favorite with the shortest outright odds I’ve ever s... 

With the second major of the PGA Tour season taking place this week golf bettors can sharpen their skills with a healthy menu of propositional bets on the board for the 106th edition of the PGA Championship. This year’s tournament will have over 150 of the best golfers in the world competing for the coveted Wannamaker Trophy and there is no shortage of betting opportunities. With the best players in the world pegging it up at Valhalla Golf Club, picking an outright winner is challenging. Scottie Scheffler is the favorite in the outright market, but you can expect everyone to be at the top of their game. Since golf’s major championships are like the Super Bowl when it comes to wagering, novice bettors can have skin in the game with a prop bet. Tiger Woods is back in action with an entire list of prop bets dedicated just to him. Woods made the cut at the Masters last month only to fade in the later rounds finishing last among players that reached the weekend. The Big Cat is listed at +170 to make the cut this week in a deeper field than at Augusta. Rarely in a major does a player lead wire-to-wire so investing in the first-round leader will be different from the outright. There are, of course, the standard pick the winner and tournament and round matchup bets with sportsbooks going all out to produce an abundance of props. So if you’re looking for some side action to spice up your tournament experience head over to BookMaker.eu to check out the expanded prop menu for the 2024 PGA Championship. ... 

Over 150 of the world’s best golfers are set to peg it up starting Thursday at the the PGA Championship, the second major of the season. For the first time in a decade Valhalla Golf Club will host with the 2014 winner among the favorites. Rory McIlroy emerged by a single shot over Phil Mickelson the last time at Valhalla and more than 30 players who competed are lined up to try ag... 

The second major of the season has the PGA Tour’s best ready to navigate Valhalla Golf Club in the 106th edition of the PGA Championship. All signs point to Rory McIlroy having a big week after winning his last two starts and claiming the title the last time Valhalla hosted in 2014. The recent run of success shortened McIlroy’s odds but he’s still second in line to Scottie Scheffl... 

Signature Events are designed to attract the game’s top players, and the PGA Tour has been successful in doing that since the implementation. However, you can’t account for babies and injuries thus two of the sport’s biggest names will not be competing in this week’s Wells Fargo Championship. Scottie Scheffler will let someone else win a tournament since he’s off with... 

To give players who didn’t qualify for the Wells Fargo Championship something to do this week the PGA Tour is holding the third of five additional events with the Myrtle Beach Classic making its debut. Most of the sport’s bigger names are absent but the full-field is comprised of numerous Tour winners, PGA veterans and Korn Ferry Tour graduates all looking for a title ... 

Upgraded to Signature Event status ahead of last year’s edition, the Wells Fargo Championship has attracted the game’s best players. However, the 2024 edition will be without two of the PGA Tour’s top stars with Scottie Scheffler and Ludvig Aberg out. That leaves a clear path for betting favorite Rory McIlroy to capture a fourth tournament title. McIlroy snapped out o... 

We see PGA Tour events rebrand due to sponsorship obligations and location changes or disappear from the schedule altogether. Not often do we see new tournaments added to the rotation. That is the case this week, though, with the alternate field Myrtle Beach Classic making its debut at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club in South Carolina. This represents the third of five ‘... 

The PGA Tour is headed back to the Lone Star state with several natives aiming to become the first Texan since 2007 to win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson. Most notable on the list is Jordan Spieth, who hit the board as the betting favorite in the outright market. It’s been a struggle for Spieth recently with three MCs in his last five starts, but he’s had succ... 

A non-signature event on the PGA Tour tends to lessen the quality of the field, which is the case this week for THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson. At No. 20, Jordan Spieth is the highest ranked player in the field and the betting favorite in the outright market. Defending champion Jason Day is close behind ranked No. 22. Spieth missed the tournament last year but... 

For one week out of the PGA Tour season players switch gears from the standard individual stroke play events to team with a partner in the unique format used at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. The only full-field team event has 80 two-player teams alternating between best ball and alternate shot formats at TPC Louisiana. With less than half the field advanci... 

After playing as individuals all season the field has to abruptly change course, no pun intended, this week for the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, the only full-field team event on the PGA Tour. The field of 80 two-man teams will play a best ball format in rounds one and three and alternate shot format in rounds two and four at TPC Louisiana, located just outsi... 

Elevated to Signature Event status by the PGA Tour ahead of last year’s playing, the RBC Heritage has been able to attract a strong field the week after the first major of the season. With a majority of players making the short trip to Hilton Head, outright betting favorite Scottie Scheffler won’t even have time to take off the green jacket he just won for the second time in ... 

In an effort to attract the game’s bigger names to compete less than a week after the conclusion of the season’s first major, the RBC Heritage got a boost as one of the PGA Tour’s Signature Events last year. The plan worked to perfection 12 months ago and once again the field is loaded with talent making the short trip from Augusta to Hilton Head, SC. The feature player is Sc...