Category: Golf Betting

[ad_1] Justin Rose (9/2 – US Open Outright) feels he is in the perfect position to attack during the final two days of the US Open after a second round of 70 at Pebble Beach. The Englishman enjoyed a strong start to the competition with a round of 65 and boasted a one-shot lead at the top of the leaderboard after day one. He…

[ad_1] Rickie Fowler claims his game is “really close” to being back to its best as he heads into this week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic (11/1 Outright) in Detroit on the back of a disappointing US Open challenge. The 30-year-old American has shown glimpses of his top form in 2019, highlighted by his two-stroke victory in the Waste Management Phoenix Open in February. A tied…

[ad_1] The 39-year-old first won the event in 2011 and, as it was not held between 2012 and 2016, has actually lifted the trophy the last three times it has been played. However, he comes into the tournament having missed the cut in three of his last four starts while finishing in a share of 52nd at the US Open. But the sight of…

[ad_1] World number 11 Jon Rahm (22/1 – 2019 Open Outright) says he is looking forward to this year’s Open Championship at Royal Portrush as he aims to break his Major duck. Despite only turning professional in 2016, Barrika-born star Rahm is already a household name in the world of golf, having triumphed three times on both the European and PGA Tour. However, the…

[ad_1] Chez Reavie’s plan to win his first PGA Tour title since 2008 is to “go shoot six under” at the Travelers Championship to extend his six-shot lead. Chez Reavie says he has no intention of going on the defensive on Sunday as he aims to extend his six-shot lead in the final round of the Travelers Championship. The 37-year-old is aiming to win…

[ad_1] Paul Casey feels he is in a “good spot” going into the weekend at the Travelers Championship, despite playing “poorly” in his second round. World number 15 Paul Casey (15/2 Joint-Fav – Outright Winner) says he is “pretty happy” after managing to keep himself in contention for the Travelers Championship at the halfway stage of the tournament. Englishman Casey, who is a two-time…

[ad_1] Brooks Koepka (8/1 – US Open Outright) is content with his patient approach at the US Open as he heads into Saturday’s third round five shots adrift of halfway leader Gary Woodland. Defending champion Koepka, who is aiming to become only the second player after Willie Anderson (1903-05) to win the US Open three times in a row, posted a second successive round…

[ad_1] American Gary Woodland produced a superb final round display at the US Open at Pebble Beach to win his first major (Woodland 66/1 to win The Open Championship). The world number 25 did enough to hold off both Brooks Koepka and Justin Rose and he eventually claimed a three-shot victory in California. Woodland started Sunday’s final round with a one-shot lead and he…

[ad_1] Graeme McDowell (40/1 – 2019 Open Outright) says he is looking forward to playing in his hometown of Portrush at this year’s Open Championship as his preparations for the final Major of the season continue. Northern Irishman McDowell has endured a difficult few seasons on tour and he had slipped to 259th in the world after finishing 82nd at The Honda Classic at…

[ad_1] Justin Rose is one shot off the lead going into the final round of the US Open. Justin Rose says a strong mental game could be the key to US Open success on Sunday as he sits just one shot off the lead heading into the final round at Pebble Beach (Justin Rose 7/4 FAV – US Open outright). Trailing by two strokes…

JUSTIN ROSE IS FAVOURITE with Ladbrokes to win the 2019 US Open. With just one day left at Pebble Beach, the Brit is one shot off the lead and 7/4 favourite to go all the way. Current leader, Gary Woodland, is just behind in the betting at 2/1, ahead of Brooks Koepka (5/1) then it's 10/1 or bigger for every other name. Alex Apati…

[ad_1] Rory McIlroy (15/2 – US Open Outright) says his confidence is continuing to grow after he fired an opening-round 68 to sit three shots off the US Open lead. The Northern Irishman is well in contention after an impressive first round at Pebble Beach, sitting on -3, just three adrift of leader Justin Rose (11/2 – US Open Outright). McIlroy (13/10 – Top-Five…

[ad_1] Brooks Koepka (10/1 – US Open Outright) has revealed he will be leaving the driver in the bag for the majority of this week’s US Open at Pebble Beach while insisting a strong putting performance will be crucial to lifting the trophy. Defending champion Koepka will be aiming to make history this week as he attempts to become only the second player after…

[ad_1] Justin Thomas hopes a little of Brooks Koepka’s major magic will rub off on him when he tees it up at this week’s US Open (Thomas 22/1 – Outright Betting). The top players from around the world have now descended on the Californian coast as Pebble Beach plays host to the iconic tournament. Rory McIlroy is the 15/2 favourite ahead of Koepka (9/1)…

[ad_1] Rory McIlroy is hoping to feed off the vociferous support when he takes a share of the lead into the final round of the Canadian Open (McIlroy 9/5 Outright Betting). The Northern Irishman was well placed after rounds of 67 and 66 but carded a faultless six-under-par 64 on Saturday to join US duo Webb Simpson (7/2) and Matt Kuchar (4/1) on -13…