The Open bet that’s better value than a Spieth win, and more certain
There is a certain air of inevitability about the winner of the 2015 Open Championship, with bwin.com rating whirlwind sensation Jordan Spieth the clear 6/1 favourite to claim both his and the year’s...
View ArticleThe Open Championship: Five in-form links specialists heading to St Andrews
World number one Rory McIlroy’s inability to defend his Open Championship title at St Andrews is a big blow for golf, but bwin.com’s golf betting markets have certainly become more interesting since...
View ArticleForget Rory or Jordan, Whistling Straits is tuned for a first-time major champ
It’s to the Great Lakes and the American Midwest this weekend as the final golf major of the season plays out at the wonderfully-named Whistling Straits course in Wisconsin. Unsurprisingly the odds...
View ArticleThree colossally priced tips for Open Championship top-ten honours
Another Open Championship rolls around at Royal Troon, the 145th, with usual suspects Jason Day (8/1), Dustin Johnson (9/1), Jordan Spieth (10/1) and Rory McIlroy (10/1) taking a big bite out of the...
View ArticleBirdie machine Schwartzel can swoop to US PGA Championship victory
When it comes to the chasing of birdies, no golfer has proved more tomcat-like than Charl Schwartzel of late. The last six weeks have seen a collection of high-profile tournaments, with the US Open...
View ArticleUSPGA: Back lightning to strike twice with Swede’s quickfire Major double
The USPGA Championship will go to a fifth day after lightning saw the top ten not even make it to the first tee on Saturday, and 37 of the 81-runner, post-cut field in the clubhouse. Of the men who...
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The proof that 2016 Europe Ryder Cup hopes hinge on British success
The Ryder Cup has predominantly followed a similar pattern in the last two decades – Europe turn up as the defending champions and then return home afterwards with the trophy in tow again. Overall, the...
View ArticleThe standout 14/1 bet as Ryder Cup 2016 gets under way at Hazeltine
You won’t be able to miss the golf during the weekend, with Ryder Cup 2016 set to hijack TV screens and conversations the world over. There’s plenty of needle coming out of the US and European camps,...
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Ryder Cup: Drifting Europe the value after Friday fightback
The ebb and flow of Ryder Cup golf was spectacularly on show at Hazeltine National, with Europe ending the first day in touch at 5-3 down after being whitewashed in a session for the first time since...
View ArticleWorld Cup of Golf: Course favours Italian job
The World Cup of Golf in Australia this week sees 28 two-man teams competing over 72 holes of strokeplay in a mixed format in which rounds one and three will be foursomes and the remainder fourball...
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Hero World Challenge: Watson to claim title as Woods makes return
Tiger Woods makes his return to action this week 15 months after his last appearance following two back operations. The 14-time major winner tees it up at the limited-field Hero World Challenge, a...
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Alfred Dunhill Championship: Schwartzel can dominate again
The 2017 European Tour season gets under way just two weeks after Henrik Stenson claimed his second Race to Dubai title with a ninth-placed finish which proved enough to see off his nearest challenger...
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UBS Hong Kong Open: Great Scott the man to tame Fanling
The European Tour switches from South Africa/Australia to Hong Kong and the narrow, fiddly Fanling course where first and second shots are all important. Following on from our success with Brandon...
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Franklin Templeton Shootout: Full English and Kuchar to eat up rivals
The sunshine state of Florida this week hosts the Franklin Templeton Shootout in the final PGA Tour event of the calendar year. It’s a team event of 12 pairs competing over 54 holes from Thursday to...
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PGA Tour: Hideki Matsuyama to prevail at Tournament of Champions
The first PGA event of 2017 gets under way at the par-73, 7,450-yard Plantation Course at Kapalua in Hawaii for what used to be the traditional curtain-raiser to the season. The limited-field...
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South African Open: Five to follow
The European Tour’s first tournament of 2017 starts on Thursday at the BMW South African Open where Rory McIlroy has kept his promise to Ernie Els by playing in a weak field. The four-time major winner...
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Sony Open: Five to follow
We’re staying in Hawaii for the first full field PGA Tour event of 2017 at the Sony Open. While the SBS Tournament of Champions favoured long-hitters like winner Justin Thomas, the par-70 course at...
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CareerBuilder Challenge: Reed to make most of Thomas absence
After two weeks in Hawaii dominated by Justin Thomas, the PGA Tour is back on the US mainland for the CareerBuilder Challenge. With Thomas winning the Tournament of Champions and Sony Open – and...
View ArticleAbu Dhabi Championship: Big-hitting Pieters set to feature
Rory McIlroy may be absent through injury, but the European Tour’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship can still boast a stellar field. Rickie Fowler has returned to defend his title along with Ryder Cup...
View ArticleFarmers Insurance Open: Mickelson to end winless streak
The PGA Tour’s West Coast swing continues with the Farmers Insurance Open and one hugely significant player in the shape of 14-time major winner Tiger Woods. Woods will compete in an official PGA Tour...
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