Betting Trends

It’s time to take a look at golf betting odds for each 72 hole group for the Wyndham Championship. Great odds and low risk can be found on golfers to just win their individual groups and not have to beat the entire field for the Wyndham.

Peter Hanson is the golf betting favorite to win the Czech Open this week, the tournament on the European Tour, mainly because he’s been playing better than anybody else in the field. His 8th place finish at the Bridgestone Invitational two weeks ago was ultra-impressive.

There isn’t a clear-cut favorite to win the Wyndham Championship this week because Anthony Kim, at +2500 golf odds, isn’t the favorite or even the clear-cut 3rd choice.  Kim is easily the “name” golfer at this week’s Wyndham Championship.  The fact that the odds makers didn’t make him the favorite tells sports gamblers exactly how deep this field...

There isnt a strong favorite to win this weeks Wyndham Championship. Thats why its possible for sports gamblers to find decent golf odds on a few of the players to win their individual tournament matchups this week. Often times, one golfer is favored by too much to beat another golfer in tournament matchup betting.

Golf bettors who witnessed the victory by Martin Kaymer in the PGA Championship saw what could be the emergence of the world's next great player. Kaymer, who beat Bubba Watson in a playoff to win the year's last major, has also secured himself a place on the European Ryder Cup team, which will no doubt be another showcase for his talents. The Ryder Cup, which matches up teams from the U.S.

The Czech Open has to be one of the most difficult events to handicap on the European Tour this year.  If sports bettors are looking at the online golf betting odds for clues, they have to be disappointed. The favorite to win the Czech Open this week is Peter Hanson at +1500.  I really don’t see why Peter’s a better wager than about fifteen other golfers in the...

Last week’s PGA Championship provided plenty of excitement and drama in golf betting as Dustin Johnson was controversially penalized for grounding his club in a bunker on the 18th hole, costing him a shot at participating in a playoff that Martin Kaymer went on to win.

Plenty of golf betting fans are sitting there wondering, "What comes now for Dustin Johnson?" That is a legitimate question, not only because of simple human nature, but because Johnson must now suit up for the Ryder Cup, which is one of the more important golf events of the year.

Golf bettors around the world know that Corey Pavin, the Ryder Cup captain, has four additional picks to supplement the eight players who have already qualified for the team, and from this point of view, Tiger Woods in the Ryder Cup (as one of those "captain's picks") is a no-brainer.

Dustin Johnson failed to hit the ball first and instead touched the sand, a non-no when you’re in a bunker, received a two stroke penalty on the 18th at Whistling Straits on Sunday, and ended up losing his chance to play Martin Kaymer and Bubba Watson in a playoff for the PGA Championship. At the time, Johnson was at -12 and in the lead. He was on the verge of winning his first major...

The final round of Sunday’s PGA Championship came to a thrilling climax with German Martin Kaymer winning golf’s fourth major in a playoff over Bubba Watson. For golf betting fans worldwide however, it was the man that wasn’t in the playoff that was the story Sunday afternoon at Whistling Straits. That man was American Dustin Johnson, who headed into the final hole of...

No one is quite sure when it happened, but it seems like over the last couple years, players from Ireland and Great Britain have taken over the sport of golf. The names are familiar: Rory McIlroy. Padraig Harrington. Justin Rose. It’s amazing how many great players descend from such a small part of the world.

For any golf bettors out there, the wait is over: It’s time to break down the PGA Championship Golf Odds. But why bet on who’ll win the tournament, when there is so much more that the BetUS.com sports book has to offer.

Considering that Tiger Woods acknowledged that he is reworking his swing, and that his personal issues have affected his game, it’s mind boggling that he’s the second choice in the golf sportsbook to win this week’s USPGA Championship. What’s more mind boggling is that he’s going off at even money golf odds to finish in the Top 10 at this week’s USPGA...

The final major tournament of 2010, the USPGA Championship, is this week’s PGA Event.  Tiger Woods, who finished 78th at last week’s Bridgestone Invitational and finished at +18 over par, is the second choice in the golf sportsbook to win this week’s USPGA.  The top choice is Phil Mickelson. Neither guy is playing well enough, in my opinion, to be considered the...

Golf bettors should be paying attention, because they want to know all the angles, and what we've got to present today are the five reasons why Tiger Woods will win the PGA Championship, which gets underway on Thursday at Whistling Straits in Kohler, WI. A lot of people are down on Woods at the moment, after some lousy tournament results of late.

Golf betting fans who will be watching and wagering on the year's last major may be interested in the five reasons why Tiger Woods, the #1 player in the world, will NOT win the PGA Championship this week. It's not as if a lot of arm twisting has to be done, as Woods has not shown a lot of signs of being a champion lately.

Golf bettors who follow and wager on the entire sport are aware of what is happening everywhere, including the Champions Tour, and right now they are weighing in on who will be the top senior player in the PGA Championship, which begins on Thursday at Whistling Straits in Kohler, WI.

All the fans of golf betting know will be zeroed into this week's PGA Championship are well aware that former winners of that tournament are invited back for life, and there are a number of previous winners who are currently in a dry spell and want to regain a little magic this week.

Terrific PGA Championship betting odds can be found on golfers to finish in the Top 4 this week. Sorry Lefty and Tiger fans, I’m not talking about the +200 odds on Phil and the +220 odds on Tiger to finish in the Top 4.  I’m talking about the odds on practically everybody else in the tournament.  Only 14 golfers in the entire field are going off at single-digit odds to...