Golf Betting
GOLF BETTING: The PGA Tour starts today with the SBS Championship which is restricted to players who won an event on last year. Defending champ Ogilvy is fancied but Steve Stricker heads the betting.
GOLF BETTING: Charl Schwartzel is the 9/1 favourite to land this week’s African Open and looks worth backing for a top 5 finish at the East London Golf Club. Click here to compare odds on the tournament.
GOLF BETTING: Spain’s Pablo Martin remains on course at 23/10 for back-to-back wins after taking a one-shot lead into the final round of the South African Open Championship at Pearl Valley. Compare odds.
GOLF BETTING: Coral bookmakers have cut the price of the world’s number one golfer Tiger Woods missing the US Masters, after being inundated with bets today.
GOLF BETTING: One of the oldest golf tournaments in the world, the South African Open has been dominated in recent years by those from the Sunshine State. The favourite is Charl Schwartzel.
GOLF BETTING: Coral cut the odds against Tiger Woods not breaking Jack Nicklaus’s record of 18 Major wins to 3-1 from 4-1 following the news that he will take an indefinite break from Golf.
GOLF BETTING: Ireland’s largest bookmaker, Paddy Power, have offered 14-time Major Champion Tiger Woods a sponsorship deal worth $1m to promote their new betting product “Tigers Birdies”.
GOLF BETTING: The impact of the recent incredible personal revelations about Tiger Woods in the World’s media continues to affect the betting on next year’s Golfing Majors according to Coral.
GOLF BETTING: Tiger Woods continues to make headlines for all the wrong reasons and Sky Bet are offering 5/2 he misses the cut in any of next year’s majors.
GOLF BETTING: Angus Loughran shares his thoughts on the big golf betting events in 2009 exclusively to betrescue.com
GOLF BETTING:
Despite his current problems, Coral still favours Tiger Woods to enjoy Major success making the world number one 11/8 to win one Major in 2010.
GOLF : Swedish golfer Jesper Parnevik has admitted he thought Tiger Woods “was a better guy than he is” after the world number one confessed to a number of “transgressions” in his personal life.
GOLF : Tiger Woods has pulled out of his own tournament this week due to the injuries he suffered in a car crash last Friday.
GOLF : Tiger Woods broke his silence about the car accident he was involved in early on Friday morning as Florida Highway Patrol were informed the world number one golfer had cancelled another scheduled interview with its troopers and appointed a lawyer to represent him in the case.
GOLF : Italy won the Omega Mission Hills World Cup by one shot from Ireland and Sweden as brothers Francesco and Edoardo Molinari carded a four-under-par 68 in the final-round foursomes.
