Category: Golf Betting

[ad_1] Northern Irishman Rory McIlroy says his game is in good shape after a second-place finish in the first WGC event of the season, the Mexico Championship, as the build up to the Masters 2019 continues (McIlroy 11/1 Masters Outright). McIlroy moved up to sixth in the world rankings with his second-placed finish, five shots behind winner Dustin Johnson, while Justin Rose remains the…

[ad_1] Halfway leader Dustin Johnson insists a two-shot advantage at -11 is far from insurmountable at the WGC-Mexico Championship. World number three Dustin Johnson (11/10 – WGC-Mexico Championship Outright) says he is refusing to get ahead of himself after opening up a two-shot lead at the halfway stage of the WGC-Mexico Championship. Johnson made four birdies in a four-under-par round of 67 to move…

[ad_1] Steve Stricker has been given the task of winning back the Ryder Cup from Europe after being confirmed as the USA’s captain for the 2020 event at Whistling Straits (USA 8/11, draw 11/1, Europe 11/8 – 2020 Ryder Cup Outright). Stricker featured in three Ryder Cups as a player, with his only victory coming in the 2008 edition at Valhalla Golf Club, and…

[ad_1] Race to Dubai champion Francesco Molinari (50/1 – WGC-Mexico Championship Outright) says he is looking forward getting his season properly underway at this week’s WGC-Mexico Championship. Molinari enjoyed a sensational 2018, winning his maiden major championship at the Open, helping Europe reclaim the Ryder Cup from the USA after winning all five of his matches and also landing the Race to Dubai crown.…

[ad_1] Rory McIlroy feels he is only a few tweaks away from returning to the winner’s circle as he prepares for this week’s WGC-Mexico Championship (McIlroy 11/1 – Outright Betting). The 29-year-old finished in a share of fourth at the Genesis Open as American JB Holmes hung on to claim the spoils at Riviera Country Club. That followed on from a tied-fourth finish at…

[ad_1] Adam Scott hopes to hold his nerve as he bids to land the Genesis Open. Adam Scott believes the player who maintains their momentum through the disrupted Genesis Open will emerge as the winner (Adam Scott 9/2 – Genesis Open Outright). The Australian completed his opening round in 66 and while he only managed to make it through 11 holes in Los Angeles…

[ad_1] Paul Dunne is relishing the match-play format at the ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth but admits he cannot afford a slow start. Paul Dunne (8/1 Tournament Outright) says he is enjoying the challenge of tackling a different format as he prepares for the final round of the ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth. The Irishman proved himself to be a dab hand…

[ad_1] Thomas Pieters (7/1f – Outright Winner) says he will not allow his standards to drop over the next 18 holes after moving into a four-way share of the ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth lead at the halfway stage. World number 79 Pieters handled the windy conditions superbly at Lake Karrinyup Country Club on Friday to surge into a share of the lead…

[ad_1] Richard McEvoy (28/1 – Tournament Outright) is aiming for consistency to ensure he advances into the matchplay format at the ISPS Handa World Super 6 Perth on Sunday. Englishman McEvoy, who broke his European Tour duck at the 2018 Porsche European Open, kicked off the event Down Under on Thursday with a solid five-under-par 67. The 39-year-old made seven birdies and two bogeys…

[ad_1] Paul Casey is determined to achieve his goal of winning in Los Angeles at this week’s Genesis Open at the Riviera Golf Club after he just missed out on the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (Casey 30/1 – Genesis Open Outright). The 41-year-old Englishman looked on course to enjoy some success in California last weekend when he went into the final round at Pebble…

[ad_1] Phil Mickelson sent a warning shot to the rest of the golfing world with a three-shot victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, the same venue which will host the 2019 US Open from June 13-16 (Mickelson 25/1 – 2019 US Open Outright). Due to a hail storm during the final round, the last pair of Mickelson and Paul Casey were unable to…

[ad_1] Paul Casey insists his main goal this year is to start winning titles consistently again and is delighted to have an early opportunity. World number 24 Paul Casey says he is looking forward to Sunday’s final round at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (Casey 4/6 fav Outright) after opening up a three-shot lead. Englishman Casey, who was part of Europe’s 2018 Ryder Cup…

[ad_1] Gary Woodland (2/1 favourite Tournament Outright) says he will look to continue playing aggressively over the weekend as he eyes success in the Sentry Tournament of Champions. The traditional season curtain-raiser on the PGA Tour features a select field of those who won tournaments in 2018 and Woodland has looked the form man over the opening 36 holes. An opening round of 67 set…

[ad_1] Rory McIlroy believes he has learned a lot from last year as he looks to end his run of not winning when playing in the final group. Former world number one Rory McIlroy (5/2 – Tournament of Champions Outright) says he is happy to have another chance at winning a tournament from the final group after keeping himself in contention at the Sentry…

[ad_1] Rory McIlroy (12/1 Masters Outright) feels patience is the key to his game as he goes in search of an elusive first Masters title in April. The 29-year-old finished in a tie for fourth on his debut at the restricted-field Sentry Tournament of Champions on Sunday after ending with a round of 72. He could not match Xander Schauffele, who carded a superb…