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Category: Golf
Betting Odds to win 2018 Bridgestone Invitational
Another week means another PGA event for us to look at. Read below for the odds of the golfers with the best odds to win the Bridgestone Invitational!
Dustin Johnson (7/1)
Life is very good for the 34-year-old. He has already made $6 million in 2018, and is the top golfer in the FedExCup rankings as well. He has finished inside the top ten on nine different occasions already.
In 2016, Johnson actually won at this course and will be looking to do it again. It really doesn’t matter where you place him, it always seems that he’ll have a good chance to not only compete, but come away victorious. It’s been that kind of year for him. Johnson talked about his 3 wins on tour this season after winning the RBC Cnadian Open:
“It takes a lot of work, and a lot of support. I’ve got a great family, with a lot of support from them and then obviously a great team to help me to get to where I’m at.”
Rory McIlroy (10/1)
2018 hasn’t been too kind to McIlroy, who is currently the 24th ranked golfer in the FedExCup rankings, but he’s still chugging on. He did pick up a win here back in 2014, and will be hoping to repeat that magic in this same event.
His only win thus far has been at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, after not winning any events in 2017. Nevertheless, when you’re among the best known in your sport, there will always be a chance at victory. The case remains the same for McIlroy, who will certainly have a shot.
Tiger Woods (12/1)
This is the first year since 2015 that Tiger been on tour and competitive, though he is just the 47th best golfer in the FedExCup rankings. He had a big opportunity at the British Open a few weeks ago, but couldn’t seal the deal. On the final hole, he just fell apart at the seams.
He hasn’t been able to win anything this year, but he had a second-place finish at the Valspar Championship. The ability of Tiger Woods to sometimes come out of nowhere and earn a win is still something which can happen. It’s always fun when you’re able to bet on one of the best of all-time, even at his old age.
Justin Rose (12/1)
The 37-year-old has been a stud this year, as he is #3 in the FedExCup rankings, and has won twice this year already. He finished second at the Open recently, while winning at Fort Worth, and the World Golf Championships. He’s finished inside of the top ten in eight different occasions.
As far as Rose’s odds at this event go, being tied for the third best, is not bad. Dustin Johnson will most definitely be his biggest competition for this opportunity, but there will be a chance for him to earn the win.
Full Bridgestone Invitational Betting Odds
The Bridgestone Invitational Betting Odds are as of July 31st, 2018 and from BetOnline.ag
- Dustin Johnson +700
- Rory McIlroy +1200
- Justin Rose +1200
- Tiger Woods +1200
- Jordan Spieth +1800
- Rickie Fowler +2000
- Justin Thomas +2000
- Jason Day +2200
- Jon Rahm +2500
- Francesco Molinari +2500
- Tommy Fleetwood +2500
- Brooks Koepka +2800
- Henrik Stenson +3500
- Alex Noren +3500
- Hideki Matsuyama +4000
- Patrick Reed +4000
- Bubba Watson +4500
- Paul Casey +4500
- Xander Schauffele +4500
- Zach Johnson +5000
- Tony Finau +5000
- Bryson DeChambeau +5500
- Webb Simpson +6000
- Byeong Hun An +6600
- Patrick Cantlay +6600
- Marc Leishman +6600
- Matt Kuchar +6600
- Charley Hoffman +6600
- Branden Grace +7500
- Phil Mickelson +7500
- Sergio Garcia +7500
- Kevin Chappell +7500
- Adam Scott +8000
- Louis Oosthuizen +8000
- Thorbjorn Olesen +8000
- Russell Knox +8000
- Tyrrell Hatton +10000
- Ian Poulter +10000
- Kevin Kisner +10000
- Kyle Stanley +12500
- Charl Schwartzel +12500
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +12500
- Daniel Berger +12500
- Luke List +12500
- Emiliano Grillo +15000
- Gary Woodland +15000
- Kevin Na +15000
- Haotong Li +15000
- Brian Harman +15000
- Rafael Cabrera Bello +17500
- Adam Hadwin +20000
- Ross Fisher +20000
- Austin Cook +20000
- Pat Perez +20000
- Cameron Smith +20000
- Aaron Wise +20000
- Alexander Bjork +20000
- Anirban Lahiri +20000
- Brandon Stone +20000
- Brendan Steele +20000
- Jhonattan Vegas +20000
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +20000
- Paul Dunne +20000
- Si Woo Kim +20000
- Satoshi Kodaira +22500
- Shubhankar Sharma +22500
- Andrew Landry +30000
- Patton Kizzire +35000
- Ryuko Tokimatsu +35000
- Wade Ormsby +35000
- Kodai Ichihara +40000
- Jaco Ahlers +60000
- Ted Potter Jr. +60000
Betting Odds to win 2018 RBC Canadian Open
After all the excitement at the Open Championship, it’s time to move North of the border. Another week means another golf tournament to preview. On tap today is the RBC Canadian Open. Read below for more!
Dustin Johnson (15-2)
The best golfer in the FedExCup rankings this year, Johnson struggled mightily over the weekend at the British Open. He was actually cut early, and now he’s got a chance to rebound quickly. With two wins on his plate in 2018 thus far, he should be able to put it behind him.
He hasn’t had too much success at RBC in the past, but seeing as to how he is ranked as the top golfer right now, that shouldn’t matter too much. Watch out for Dustin, who should be ready to go, and earn another victory.
Dustin Johnson had a strategy going into the Open Championship. But, that strategy did not last longer than two days before he was cut. This is what Dustin Johnson had in mind:
“I’m kind of in the middle,” he said. “I feel like it’s gone pretty well. I feel like I’ve played really well. I’ve played consistently well. To me, the only part of my game where I feel like I’m struggling a little bit is with the putter, but I don’t feel like I’m struggling putting. I feel like I’m putting it well and rolling it good. I just haven’t really made a lot of putts. There’s been quite a few tournaments where, if I just putt pretty well on the weekend, then, you know, I win.”
Brooks Koepka (25-2)
Koepka didn’t finish too hot at the British Open either, ending up tied for 39th. He is the thirteenth best golfer this year according to the rankings, and has three finishes inside of the top 10. His only win took place at the US Open.
Koepka, 28 years old, is in search of his 4th career PGA tour victory in this event. There will be, as always, plenty of tough competition. However, Koepka will certainly have his opportunities on this course.
Tommy Fleetwood (17-1)
The 28-year-old Englishman is just starting to take off. He finished second at the US Open, and fourth at the Honda Classic. This is already the first year of his career with over $1 million in earnings, and there are still five months left in 2018.
He was still getting cut from just about all the events as recently as 2016, and so, the golfing life has been being good to him. It’s the first year he is ranked in the FedExCup standings, as he is currently ranked as the 33rd best. All of his career victories were international, but if he keeps at it, he’ll have a PGA Tour victory to show for very soon.
Bubba Watson (21-1)
With three wins to his name this year, Watson is currently ranked 4th in the FedExCup standings. Though he got cut from the British Open, there will be plenty of opportunities for him to succeed at this event. None of his best finish in the past four years have come here, but this year may well be different.
One of the best golfers in the world, there is always a chance for Watson to earn a win. Starting off strong will be important for him, as well as keeping his composure. He can get himself out of almost any situation, and if he stays on course, he’ll have his 13th PGA victory.
With all the excitement following last week, and the buildup for the PGA Championship coming up in St. Louis, this is an overlooked event. There are some great names in the field, and we expect some great golf!
Full Betting Odds to win RBC Canadian Open
The Betting Odds to win the RBC Canadian Open are as of July 24, 2018 and from BetOnline.
- Dustin Johnson 15/2
- Brooks Koepka 25/2
- Tommy Fleetwood 17/1
- Bubba Watson 21/1
- Tony Finau 22/1
- Charley Hoffman 30/1
- Kevin Kisner 30/1
- Matt Kuchar 30/1
- Sergio Garcia 30/1
Betting Odds to win 2018 Open Championship
Another week means another golf tournament to preview! Read below as we highlight the favorites to win the 2018 British Open!
Dustin Johnson (12-1)
The 34-year-old has been blessed with good luck in 2018, as he has a pair of wins, and ten total finishes inside of the top 10. He is the top FedExCup ranked player right now, as he is showing absolutely no signs of slowing down.
The impressive thing about Johnson has been his consistent dominance in 2018. He hasn’t struggled on any of the courses, and is just starting to find his stride. He is a strong candidate to win here, and betters would be wise to pick Dustin.
Dustin Johnson obviously likes to start fast. He feels it’s a huge advantage to be out in front of the pack early. He had this to say when he was leading the US Open after Friday:
“I like being in the lead for sure. It’s less shots you’ve got to make up. “
Rory McIlroy (16-1)
It’s hard to have any course and not label McIlroy as one of the tournament favorites. 2018 though, has not been so kind to him, as since winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational, he has failed to see much success. He is #39 in the FedExCup rankings, and has only three top-10 finishes.
Rory has not been able to win at this course over the past few years, but his chances could still be pretty good. He is among the best golfers in the world as long as he’s still out there taking but cuts. He’s a risky bet, but one you could argue as worthwhile.
Rickie Fowler (16-1)
The 29-year-old Fowler comes in with the same odds as McIlroy, and is yet to earn a win this year. Ranked #16 in the FedExCup rankings, he has twice finished second, and has seen himself in the top 10 on two other occasions. He has a few things that still need to be corrected.
In order to find success here, he will need a strong first day. His performance on the first few holes, will tell us all we need to know about what to expect from him for the rest of the tournament. Bet on him if you’d like, but there are no guarantees of a great performance from Rickie Fowler.
Justin Rose (16-1)
With two wins already under his belt this year, all is well for the 37-year old Rose. He is number four in the FedExCup rankings, and has seven finished inside of the top 10. His success this year has been consistent, and shows that he is not to be counted out,
It’s fair to say that he has as good a chance of winning it all as Johnson, labeled with the best odds, does. One of the better golfers in the world right now, Rose has been on a tear and will be looking to keep it going.
This should be a great event. There are several other guys that have pretty good odds to take down the title, such as Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and the darling from the final day at the US Open – Tommy Fleetwood. Best of luck whichever direction you go with your bets.
Full Open Championship Betting Odds
The betting odds for the Open Championship are from BetNow and as of July 17, 2018:
- Dustin Johnson +1200
- Justin Rose +1600
- Rickie Fowler +1600
- Rory McIlroy +1600
- Jordan Spieth +2000
- Jon Rahm +2000
- Tommy Fleetwood +2000
- Justin Thomas +2200
- Brooks Koepka +2200
- Tiger Woods +2200
- Henrik Stenson +2800
- Sergio Garcia +2800
- Alex Noren +3000
- Francesco Molinari +3300
- Jason Day +3300
- Patrick Reed +3500
- Paul Casey +4000
- Tyrrell Hatton +4000
- Branden Grace +4000
Betting Odds for the 2018 John Deere Classic
It’s that time of year again where the PGA Tour hits Silvis, IL for the John Deere Classic. We see a decent field of golfers for the event, and are excited about the action. Read below as we highlight the golfers with the best odds to win!
Bryson DeChambeau (+1000)
If this tournament was based on how cool a name sounded, DeChambeau would have already been declared the winner. This is the 24-year-old’s third year on the tour, and he has found tremendous success thus far.
He actually won last year’s John Deere Classic and so is declared the player with the best odds coming in to this year. He also won the Memorial Tournament recently for his second career win. He has seven top 10 finishes, and is ranked #6 in the FedExCup rankings. Big things are coming for DeChambeau, who is a worthy golfer to place a wager on.
Francesco Molinari (+1000)
It was just this year that the 35-year-old from Italy picked up his first ever PGA win. He won at Quicken Loans National a few weeks back, but outside of that tournament, he has not finished better than 16th at any other events.
Molinari hasn’t found success at John Deere in the past, and so the decision for him to be co-favorites with Bryson DeChambeau is a very interesting one. Nevertheless, he will be out there to prove doubters wrong, and prove that he has been placed with thise odds for a reason.
A bet on Molinari should be kept to a minimum, as his past track record would suggest to bet against him.
Zach Johnson (+1200)
The 42-year-old is sure getting up there in age. He hasn’t won an event since winning the Open Championship in 2015, but he has finished inside of the top five at three of the past five John Deere Classic tournaments. This is a course he knows very well, and tends to thrive on.
Johnson has only finished inside of the top ten on two occasions this year, as 2018 has not been kind to him. This is a great opportunity for him to find further success and earn his first win in three years. Zach Johnson is a HUGE fan of the John Deere Classic and has said this about the event.
“This is definitely like a fifth major to me” – Zach Johnson
A bet on Johnson would be a wise one, given the success he has had.
Joaquin Niemann (+1600)
WELCOME TO THE SHOW! For the 19-year-old from Chile, this will be the first major he plays in. Joaquin Niemann, who finished tied for fifth at the Greenbrier Classic, helped to earn him an opportunity to play in this very event.
He has been consistently improving over the course of the year, getting closer and closer to others knowing his name. Now, he has his chance, still a teenager, to join the PGA Tour. He has played well in lesser, smaller events, not it’s his time to shine. In his very first major, he is listed as tied for the fourth best odds with Ryan Moore.
Full John Deere Classic Betting Odds
The betting odds for the John Deere Classic are as of July 10, 2018 and come from BetDSI.
- Bryson DeChambeau +1000
- Francesco Molinari +1000
- Zach Johnson +1200
- Joaquin Niemann +1600
- Ryan Moore +1800
- Kyle Stanley +2000
- Steve Stricker +2000
- Brandt Snedeker +2200
- Chesson Hadley +3000
- Austin Cook +4000
- Wesley Bryan +4500
- Andrew Landry +5000
- David Lingmerth +5000
- Chris Kirk +5500
- Danny Lee +5500
- Brian Gay +6000
- Kevin Streelman +6000
- Kevin Tway +6000
- Patrick Rodgers +6000
- Scott Piercy +6000
- Sung Kang +6000
- Aaron Wise +6600
- C.T. Pan +6600
- Johnson Wagner +6600
- Kelly Kraft +6600
- Andrew Putnam +7000
- Chez Reavie +7000
- Nick Hardy +7000
- Nick Watney +7000
- Ryan Blaum +7000
- Si Woo Kim +7000
PGA Tour: Betting Odds to win 2018 Greenbrier
With the 2018 Greenbrier Classic right around the corner, it’s time to look at the golfers with the best odds to win. Read below as we highlight the favorites!
Bubba Watson (+2000)
39-year-old Bubba Watson has had a tremendous year, already claiming three wins. He won last week at the Traveler’s Championship, and has also earned wins at the Genesis Open and the World Golf Championships in the Dell Technologies Match Play.
As this tournament approaches, he has some fantastic odds of coming out on top. He is tied for the best odds with Tony Finau, who we will get to in a second. Watson looks to be on top of his game right now and a tough guy to out-putt. After Bubba’s third win on Tour this season at the Travelers Championship, he was quite confident in his game, and how having children has helped him become a better golfer.
“I’ve got two kids now. They’re watching me. They’re going to see. They’re going to find out about YouTube at some point. They’re going to see old videos and hear things. It’s a learning curve for me, but it’s also helping me. It’s helping me grow. I’ve been able to grow as a person and as a man.” – Bubba Watson
A bet on Watson is a bet that things will remain as they are.
Tony Finau (+2000)
Finau has yet to pick up a win this year, but has six finishes inside of the top ten. The 28-year-old is 11th in the FedExCup rankings, and has been looking really good. His only career PGA victory came in 2016, as he is now looking for number two.
The lone win he had came at the Puerto Rico Open, so he has never won one inside the US. This is a good chance for Finau though, as he has been putting extremely well recently, to finally take one home.
This is an advisable bet.
Phil Mickelson (+2200)
48-year-old Phil Mickelson is still going strong, posting six top-10 finished here in 2018. Not too many pro athletes can last into their late 40’s and possibly early 50’s, but Mickelson seems poised to.
He won at the World Golf Championships in Mexico for his only win of the year, but he is inside of the top 10, at #8 in the FedExCup rankings. He is looking good, and aside from his birthday meltdown, he has looked like a stud.
A bet on Mickelson though, means you don’t believe in the two favorites, who have great odds.
Russell Henley (+2200)
The sole reason for the 29-year-old, with one win in eight season on the tour is listed as one of the favorites, was his T5 finish here last year. He is #80 in the FedExCup rankings this year, after finishing 13th a year ago in them.
He is coming off a nice 6th place finish at the Traveler’s Championship, which was just the second time this year he has finished inside of the top 10. It is a good chance for him to prove to the world that he can compete with the best of them at Greenbrier again.
If you want an underdog, go for Henley.
Full Greenbrier Classic Betting Odds
Our Greenbrier Classic Betting Odds are as of Tuesday July 3rd, 2018 and come from BETNOW.
- Bubba Watson +2000
- Tony Finau +2000
- Phil Mickelson +2200
- Russell Henley +2200
- Webb Simpson +2200
- Xander Schauffele +2500
- Brian Harman +3300
- Charles Howell III +3300
- J.B. Holmes +3300
- Jimmy Walker +3300
- Joaquin Niemann +3300
- Brandt Snedeker +4000
- Danny Lee +4000
- Kevin Na +4000
- Ryan Moore +4000
- Andrew Putnam +5000
- Anirban Lahiri +5000
- Bill Haas +5000
- Brian Gay +5000
- David Lingmerth +5000
- Jamie Lovemark +5000
- Keegan Bradley +5000
- Kevin Kisner +5000
- Kevin Streelman +5000
- Ollie Schniederjans +5000
- Patrick Rodgers +5000
- Ryan Armour +5000
- Ryan Blaum +5000
2018 Quicken Loans National Betting Odds
With the 2018 Quicken Loans National tournament right around the corner, read below we as give you the golfers with the best odds to win!
Before you take a look at this week, review our work from last week:
Rickie Fowler (13-2)
Though he is yet to pick up a win this year, Fowler has been extremely competitive, and has been staying close in most events. He finished in second place at the Masters, and the OHL Classic. He has finished inside of the top 10 on four occasions and is ranked number 16 in the FedExCup rankings.
Fowler has never won here, but did finish in second place at Quicken Loans in 2015. This is a course he usually golfs decent on and so he will have a legitimate chance to leave as a winner. A bet on Fowler is a bet on career PGA victory number five.
Tiger Woods (12-1)
Though he has been much better this year, 42-year-old Tiger Woods remains without a win since 2013. He finished second at the Valspar Championship, and tied for fifth at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Tiger Woods third best finish in 2015 was at Quicken Loans with an eighteenth-place finish. It’s great that Woods has been able to get back to being relatively as close to as talented as he once was. He will have a legitimate chance here, as he will get his first win of the year at some point. Tiger announced he would be attending the event this year and had kind words to say about the event.
” I enjoy the Quicken Loans nearly as much as any event” – Tiger Woods
Marc Leishman (18-1)
The 34-year-old Australian golfer has won three PGA events in his career, two of which happened to come in 2017. We have seen a pair of second-place finished from Leishman in 2018 at Byron Nelson and the CJ Cup.
Leishman hasn’t had any success at Quicken Loans in the past, a course where he has never finished inside of the top 10. A golfer who has been relatively unknown for most of his career aside from last year, this is a good chance to prove to the world how good he is capable of being. A bet on Leishman is a big bet that the Australian can emerge victorious and defy the odds, and Tiger & Rickie.
Kyle Stanley (20-1)
The reigning champ is in the house! Kyle Stanley has only won two PGA events in his career, the latter of which was at Quicken Loans a year ago. He is currently ranked 34th in the FedExCup rankings, and has finished inside of the top ten on four occasions.
His best finish since his Quicken Loans win last year, was a second-place finish at the Memorial Tournament. He has not been able to feel the thrill of victory since then, and would love to repeat as champion. It is quite surprising that he is listed as the golfer with the fourth best odds, when he is the defending winner. A bet on Stanley, is a bet on a repeat champ.
Full Quicken Loans Betting Odds
- Updated Quicken Loans Betting Odds are from BetNow as of Tuesday June 26, 2018:
Rickie Fowler 13-2
Tiger Woods 12-1
Marc Leishman 18-1
Kyle Stanley 20-1
Francsesco Molinari 20-1
Beau Hossler 28-1
Charles Howell III 28-1
JB Holmes 28-1
Kevin Na 33-1
Kiradech Aphibarnrat 33-1
Byeonghun AN 40-1
Jimmy Walker 40-1
Patrick Rodgers 40-1
PGA Tour: Betting Odds to win 2018 Traveler’s Championship
As the Traveler’s Championship is right around the corner, this is a perfect time to go over the candidates with the best odds. Read below as we highlight the favorites!
Brooks Koepka (+1200)
Mr. US Open! Two years in a row we have seen the young stud golfer emerge as the champion at the US Open, as he is cementing himself as one of the best in the world. The 28-year-old is currently ranked as the 13th best golfer per the FedExCup Rank.
There is hardly a question that Koepka’s career is on the up-tick and he is going places. This is just the beginning for him. He has never found success at the Traveler’s Championship, and will be hoping that this is the year. He is tied with the three golfers below for the best odds and has a good a chance as any of them.
Jordan Spieth (+1200)
Spieth did not do too well at the US Open and will be hoping for a rebound here in the Traveler’s Championship. This is actually a tournament which he won a year ago, as he finished 2017 as the number two golfer in the FedExCup rankings,
Spieth is unsurprisingly tied for the best odds in the tournament not only because he won it a year ago, but because he is among the best in the world. 2018 hasn’t been too kind to him yet, but this is a great chance for a bounce back. He has what it takes and a strong run here could really jumpstart him. Spieth was asked about the Travelers Championship and had this to say:
” Every tournament I go to, I’m kind of learning a little bit mentally and on the course. “
Justin Thomas (+1200)
What a start to 2018 it has been for Justin Thomas, showing to be one of the best this year. Having already won two PGA events in 2018, he ranked as the number two golfer according to the FedExCup rankings right now. His earnings are twice of that of Spieth this year.
All eight of his career wins have come in the past three years and he has been quite the formidable force. He finished third at this event in 2016 before struggling at it a but in 2018. This is a great chance for him to show he is still on top of his game and unbeatable.
Rory McIlroy (+1200)
This is not an event where McIlroy has found much success this year. Aside from his win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, he has had a very underwhelming 2018. He has earned no other wins, and no other finishes inside of the top four.
This is a very important tournament for McIlroy to show that he can bring it. The native of Northern Ireland may be tied for the best odds, but anything is possible. He needs to get back to playing his A-game, something that has been absent for a while now. If you’re not a big Rory fan, you are best off placing your wagers elsewhere.
Full Travelers Championship Odds
- Full Travelers Championship Betting Odds are from SportsBetting.ag as of June 23, 2018.
2018 PGA Golf Betting Odds to Win the US Open
The 2018 US Open is approaching quickly! Read below as we list the odds for some of the best competitors to win the tournament that will be held from June 14-17 this year.
Dustin Johnson (+900)
The 33-year-old from South Carolina has been playing the best golf of his career over the past 24 months. He has finished in the top 10 on 5 occasions in 2018 after winning a career-best four tournaments a year ago.
He is entering off of a win at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Ranked as the #7 FedEx Cup player in the world right now, all is looking up/
Betting on Dustin Johnson would be a good way to go.
Rory McIlroy (+1100)
The 29-year-old from Northern Ireland is coming off a victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, one which gave him his first of 2018. He is currently ranked as the #29 player in the FedExCup but has a good chance to stay hot.
He had finished tied for fifth at the masters before winning at Arnold Palmer, and so he is peaking at the right time.
Coming off his only top-10 finishes of the year, and now in back-to-back fashion, it is very hard to go against Rory.
He looks for another victory. Many still remember Rory and his struggles last season, and his memorable quotes about the event.
“We have 60 yards from left line to right line,” McIlroy said. “You’ve got 156 of the best players in the world here. If we can’t hit it in that avenue, you may as well pack your bags and go home.” Rory McIlroy
Jordan Spieth (+1400)
It is always a good bet to choose a guy with the big tournament caliber of Jordan Spieth. He is entering this one off of back-to-back third place finishes, and is starting to find his stride.
Spieth finished tied for third at the Houston Open, and took third place to himself at the Masters. He is yet to win a tournament here in 2018, and is hoping that this can be the first one for him.
Still just 24 years of age and in his prime, Spieth will welcome being the #1 favorite in this tournament.
Justin Thomas (+1400)
The 25-year-old is one of the best in the world right now. Thomas is ranked as #1 in the FedExCup Rank standings, with 1,949 points earned.
He has already won two events in 2018 and finished inside of the top-10 on six different occasions. There are few doubts that Thomas will be one of the top golfers in this tournament.
The odds are definitely in his favor with how strong he has been this year, and betters would be wise to go big on him.
Jason Day (+1400)
The 30-year-old Australian has won a pair of events in 2018 and is currently #4 in the FedExCup rankings, with 1,543 points earned.
None of Day’s best play in recent years has come at the US Open, which means there will be some pressure on him to change that narrative. He is a fantastic golfer who will need to step up at one of the biggest events of the year.
Day should not be somebody to bet big on, but somebody you can be confident in to earn a high-finish.
Full Betting Odds to Win the 2018 US Open
- The odds in this article come from SportsBetting.ag and are accurate as of June 11, 2018
- Dustin Johnson +900
- Rory McIlroy +1100
- Jordan Spieth +1400
- Justin Thomas +1400
- Jason Day +1600
- Justin Rose +1600
- Tiger Woods +1600
- Rickie Fowler +1600
- Brooks Koepka +1800
- Jon Rahm +2000
- Hideki Matsuyama +2800
- Phil Mickelson +2800
- Henrik Stenson +3300
- Patrick Reed +3300
- Sergio Garcia +3300
- Branden Grace +4000
- Bryson DeChambeau +4000
- Bubba Watson +4000
- Paul Casey +4000
- Tommy Fleetwood +4000
- Adam Scott +5000
- Alex Noren +5000
- Louis Oosthuizen +5000
- Marc Leishman +5000
- Charl Schwartzel +6600
- Francesco Molinari +6600
- Matt Kuchar +6600
- Patrick Cantlay +6600
- Tony Finau +6600
- Webb Simpson +6600
- Aaron Wise +8000
- Xander Schauffele +8000
- Brandt Snedeker +10000
- Brian Harman +10000
- Charley Hoffman +10000
- Ian Poulter +10000
- Jason Dufner +10000
- Jimmy Walker +10000
- Kyle Stanley +10000
- Peter Uihlein +10000
- Adam Hadwin +12500
- Cameron Smith +12500
- Daniel Berger +12500
- Kevin Kisner +12500
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +12500
- Luke List +12500
- Martin Kaymer +12500
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +12500
- Rafa Cabrera-Bello +12500
- Shane Lowry +12500
- Si Woo Kim +12500
- Tyrrell Hatton +12500
- Zach Johnson +12500
- Brendan Steele +15000
- Graeme McDowell +15000
- Kevin Chappell +15000
- Pat Perez +15000
- Ross Fisher +15000
- Russell Henley +15000
- Bill Haas +17500
- Chesson Hadley +17500
- Chez Reavie +17500
- Gary Woodland +17500
- Charles Howell III +20000
- Danny Willett +20000
- Hao Tong Li +20000
- Satoshi Kodaira +20000
- Braden Thornberry +25000
- Doug Ghim +25000
- Lucas Glover +25000
- Trey Mullinax +25000
- Alexander Levy +27500
- Matt Wallace +27500
- Patrick Rodgers +27500
- Roberto Castro +27500
- Shubhankar Sharma +27500
- Brian Gay +30000
- Jhonattan Vegas +30000
- Jim Furyk +25000
- Ryan Fox +30000
- Aaron Baddeley +40000
- Brian Stuard +40000
- Lanto Griffin +40000
- Matt Jones +40000
- Michael Hebert +40000
- Sam Burns +40000
- Sebastian Munoz +40000
- Theo Humphrey +40000
- Dylan Meyer +50000
- Ernie Els +50000
- Noah Goodwin +50000
- Richy Werenski +50000
- Scott Stallings +50000
- Shota Akiyoshi +50000
- Tyler Duncan +50000
- Kenny Perry +60000
- Stewart Hagestad +60000
- Jacob Bergeron +75000
- Michael Putnam +75000
- Chun-An Yu +100000
- Cole Miller +100000
- David Bransdon +100000
- Garrett Rank +100000
- Harry Ellis +100000
- Luis Gagne +100000
- Ryan Lumsden +100000
- Tim Wilkinson +100000
- Timothy Wiseman +100000
- Chris Naegel +125000
- Eric Axley +125000
- Ty Strafaci +125000
- Calum Hill +150000
- David Gazzolo +150000
- Sung-Joon Park +150000
- Wen-Chong Liang +150000
- Will Grimmer +150000
- Cameron Wilson +200000
- Chris Babcock +200000
- Franklin Huang +200000
- Matt Parziale +200000
- Philip Barbaree +200000
- Rhett Rasmussen +200000
- Sebastion Vazquez +200000
- Sulman Raza +200000
- Will Zalatoris +200000
- Michael Block +250000
PGA Tour: St. Jude Fedex Classic Betting Odds and Preview
The St. Jude Classic is approaching quickly. Read below we as highlight the golfers with the best odds to emerge victorious!
Dustin Johnson (7-1)
The 33-year-old has had some great success in 2018 already, with a win, a few ties for second and SIX finishes inside of the top 10. This is also an event that Johnson won in 2012.
There have been very few golfers, if any, that have been hotter than Johnson this year. Whatever the event is, he has been finishing holes quickly, and holding his own. He is a favorite here for a reason. There was some question whether D.J. would play at this event after taking a season off last year. Tournament Director Darrell Smith was quite pleased with his decision to play.
“Any time you have a player the caliber of Dustin Johnson join the field this late in the game, it’s a positive all the way around, He’s had great success here at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, winning here in 2012, and he’s been extremely loyal to us ever since he came and played here. I know Memphis and all the fans in Memphis will be extremely excited to have Dustin back in the field.” – FedEx St. Jude Classic tournament director Darrell Smith
A bet on Johnson is a bet that his dominance in the green will continue, and culminate with a win.
Brooks Koepka (9-1)
28-year-old Brooks Koepka is now in his fifth year on the tour. He has only won two PGA events, but has finished inside of the top 3 at St. Jude twice already. This is a course he is very comfortable at.
He has finished in the top two of two events this year, but there is a lot to be desired from Koepka. The interesting thing about him, was that his second win came at the US Open, the biggest of all the events, and it shows he can step up out of the blue when he is needed.
A bet on Koepka is a bet that Dustin won’t get it done and Brooks will beat him.
Phil Mickelson (14-1)
Now 47 years of age, Phil Mickelson is still golfing with the best of them. He has finished inside of the top-10 on six occasions this year, and is definitely a favorite for a reason at St. Jude.
He has picked up one win in 2018, at the World Golf Championships, marking his first win in quite a few years. He has continued to golf at a high level despite his age, a few years older than Tiger.
A bet on Mickelson at the St. Jude Classic, is a bet that he can play well at a course that has been the place for a top-3 yearly finish from Mickelson.
Henrik Stenson (14-1)
Another long-time vet, the 43-year-old is still playing at a high level. He has finished inside of the top 10 on four occasions. His last came at the Wyndham Championship a year ago, as he is looking for his first W of this year.
Stenson has found great success at Arnold Palmer year in and year out, but St. Jude needs to become that as well for him. He will definitely have a chance to come away with a win, as he has been finishing high frequently.
A bet on Stenson is a bet that he will end his winless year-long drought and finally emerge as a victor.
Full FedEx Classic Odds
- The full FedEx Classic Betting Odds are from SportsBetting.agas of Wednesday June 6, 2018
- Dustin Johnson +700
- Brooks Koepka +900
- Phil Mickelson +1400
- Henrik Stenson +1400
- Charl Schwartzel +2500
- Tony Finau +2500
- Adam Scott +2800
- Billy Horschel +2800
- Byeong Hun An +2800
- Daniel Berger +2800
- Joaquin Niemann +3300
- Peter Uihlein +3300
- Charles Howell III +4000
- Keegan Bradley +4000
- Steve Stricker +4000
- Luke List +4000
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +4000
- Beau Hossler +5000
- Chez Reavie +6600
- J.B. Holmes +6600
- Jamie Lovemark +6600
- Kevin Chappell +6600
- Russell Knox +6600
- Shane Lowry +6600
- Brandt Snedeker +8000
- Chris Kirk +8000
- Danny Lee +8000
- Harris English +8000
- Keith Mitchell +8000
- Ollie Schniederjans +8000
- Ryan Palmer +8000
- Scott Piercy +8000
- Ben Crane +8000
- Braden Thornberry +10000
- Brian Gay +10000
- Kevin Tway +10000
- Matt Jones +10000
- Patrick Rodgers +10000
- Andrew Putnam +12500
- Austin Cook +12500
- C.T. Pan +12500
- Corey Conners +12500
- David Lingmerth +12500
- Grayson Murray +12500
- J.T. Poston +12500
- James Hahn +12500
- Joel Dahmen +12500
- Lucas Glover +12500
- Nicholas Lindheim +12500
- Shawn Stefani +12500
- Tom Hoge +12500
- Trey Mullinax +12500
- Abraham Ancer +15000
- Ben Martin +15000
- Ben Silverman +15000
- Bronson Burgoon +15000
- Cameron Percy +15000
- Daniel Summerhays +15000
- Denny McCarthy +15000
- Harold Varner III +15000
- J.J. Spaun +15000
- John Huh +15000
- Johnson Wagner +15000
- Lanton Griffin +15000
- Michael Thompson +15000
- Nate Lashley +15000
- Padraig Harrington +15000
- Sam Ryder +15000
- Sam Saunders +15000
- Seamus Power +15000
- Tom Lovelady +15000
- Troy Merritt +15000
- Tyler Duncan +15000
- Tyrone Van Aswegen +15000
- Vaughn Taylor +15000
- Wesley Bryan +15000
- Brandon Harkins +20000
- Brian Stuard +20000
- Brice Garnett +20000
- Chad Campbell +20000
- Cody Gribble +20000
- Conrad Shindler +20000
- Ethan Tracy +20000
- John Peterson +20000
- Matt Every +20000
- Michael Kim +20000
- Patton Kizzire +20000
- Retief Goosen +20000
- Scott Brown +20000
- Scottie Scheffler +20000
- Stewart Cink +20000
- Talor Gooch +20000
- William McGirt +20000
- Zac Blair +20000
- Aaron Baddeley +25000
- Brett Stegmaier +25000
- Cameron Tringale +25000
- David Hearn +25000
- Derek Fathauer +25000
- Dominic Bozzelli +25000
- Eric Axley +25000
- Fabian Gomez +25000
- George McNeill +25000
- Greg Chalmers +25000
- Hunter Mahan +25000
- Jonathan Randolph +25000
- Kelly Kraft +25000
- Mackenzie Hughes +25000
- Martin Flores +25000
- Martin Piller +25000
- Nick Taylor +25000
- Peter Malnati +25000
- Richy Werenski +25000
- Rick Lamb +25000
- Rob Oppenheim +25000
- Robert Garrigus +25000
- Robert Streb +25000
- Ryan Blaum +25000
- Scott Stallings +25000
- Stephan Jaeger +25000
- Steve Marino +25000
- Sung Kang +25000
- Will Claxton +25000
- Adam Schenk +30000
- Blayne Barber +30000
- Bob Estes +30000
- Dawson Armstrong +30000
- Jonathan Byrd +30000
- Ricky Barnes +30000
- Roberto Diaz +30000
- Steve Wheatcroft +30000
- Andrew Yun +50000
- Billy Hurley III +50000
- Brendon De Jonge +50000
- Casey Wittenberg +50000
- D.A. Points +50000
- David Berganio +50000
- Dicky Pride +50000
- Grant Hirschman +50000
- J.J. Henry +50000
- Jon Curran +50000
- K.J. Choi +50000
- Kyle Thompson +50000
- Matt Atkins +50000
- Smylie Kaufman +50000
- Tommy Gainey +50000
- Troy Matteson +50000
- Will MacKenzie +50000
- Xinjun Zhang +50000
- Zecheng Dou +50000
- Johan Kok +100000
- John Daly +100000
PGA Tour: 2018 Memorial Tournament Odds to Win
On the PGA Tour – the 2018 Memorial Tournament is right around the corner. Read below as we highlight some of the favorites to win it!
Justin Thomas (+1200)
The 25-year-old from Louisville, Kentucky is one of the best golfers in the world right now. The #1 FedExCup ranking also serves that statement very well.
He has already picked up two wins in 2018, at the Honda Classic and the CJ Cup. There is no doubt that Thomas is going to come out strong and play very well from the opening hole of the event. It is very hard to doubt a golfer of his talent level.
A bet on Thomas is a bet that he will pick up his third win of 2018.
Dustin Johnson (+1400)
33-year-old Dustin Johnson has had a tremendous career that has seen him win 17 PGA events. He has been showing that he is a consistent winner with his strong play over the past couple of years.
He has picked up one win thus far in 2018, and it was at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. He has finished inside of the top 10 at five different events. He is ranked #9 in the FedExCup Rankings and is looking to move up.
A bet on Johnson is a bet that the event favorite is going to win. He has great odds for the tournament and is going to come out strong.
Jason Day (+1400)
So far so good in 2018 for the 30-year-old from Australia. He has already picked up a pair of wins, and has also earned a second-place finish on top of that.
With 12 career PGA Tour victories, he has been one of the more dominant players since he joined the PGA Tour. There is no question that he the past player from Australia currently playing in the pros.
Day loves this course, and since he left Australia has spent much of his time in Ohio. A season ago, Day had a chance to chip for a tie and missed a bit. This is what he had to say about that shot.
“It was just a little bit unlucky of the lie, I think. It shouldn’t have stayed there in the first place, halfway up the hill,” Day said of the pitch. “It’s already soft underneath with a pitch mark behind. Just hit it a little bit fat with the chip, trying to make sure that I got underneath it to put a little spin on it.” – Jason Day
Day is tied with Thomas, Johnson, and Justin Rose for the best odds in the tournament. A bet on him is a bet that one of the hottest golfers in the world will stay atop his throne.
Justin Rose (+1400)
The 37-year-old’s game has aged like a fine wine, seeing him get better as he gets older. At 37 years of age, he is ranked as the second best golfer in the FedExCup rankings.
He has already picked up a pair of wins in 2018 at the World Golf Championships, as well as the Fort Worth Invitational. He has also earned three other finishes inside of the top ten. Rose finished second at this tournament back in 2015 and is looking to make some serious noise.
A bet on Justin Rose is that one of the older players in the game is going to show great poise and lead himself to a third 2018 victory.
Full Memorial Tournament Betting Odds
The full Memorial Tournament Odds are from SportsBetting.ag as of Wednesday May 30, 2018
- Justin Thomas +1200
- Dustin Johnson +1400
- Jason Day +1400
- Justin Rose +1400
- Rory McIlroy +1400
- Jordan Spieth +1600
- Tiger Woods +1600
- Rickie Fowler +2000
- Henrik Stenson +2800
- Bubba Watson +3300
- Hideki Matsuyama +3300
- Patrick Reed +3300
- Marc Leishman +3500
- Emiliano Grillo +4500
- Branden Grace +4500
- Matt Kuchar +4500
- Phil Mickelson +4500
- Bryson DeChambeau +4500
- Adam Scott +5000
- Tony Finau +5000
- Charl Schwartzel +5000
- Chesson Hadley +5000
- Patrick Cantlay +6600
- Kevin Na +6600
- Ryan Moore +7000
- Jason Dufner +7500
- Louis Oosthuizen +7500
- Aaron Wise +8000
- Billy Horschel +8000
- Keegan Bradley +9000
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +10000
- Kevin Kisner +10000
- Kyle Stanley +10000
- Charles Howell III +10000
- Xander Schauffele +10000
- Joaquin Niemann +10000
- Keith Mitchell +10000
- Russell Knox +10000
- Shane Lowry +10000
- Zach Johnson +10000
- Adam Hadwin +10000
- Luke List +10000
- Byeong-Hun An +12500
- Jamie Lovemark +12500
- Bill Haas +12500
- Cameron Smith +12500
- Charley Hoffman +12500
- Chris Kirk +12500
- Gary Woodland +12500
- Kevin Chappell +12500
- Kevin Tway +12500
- Pat Perez +12500
- Rory Sabbatini +12500
- Russell Henley +12500
- Si Woo Kim +12500
- Beau Hossler +15000
- Danny Lee +15000
- Kevin Streelman +15000
- Nick Watney +15000
- Ollie Schniederjans +15000
- Jason Kokrak +17500
- Bud Cauley +17500
- J.B. Holmes +17500
- Satoshi Kodaira +17500
- Shubankar Sharma +17500
- Peter Uihlein +20000
- Andrew Landry +20000
- Anirban Lahiri +20000
- Austin Cook +20000
- Cameron Davis +20000
- David Lingmerth +20000
- Grayson Murray +20000
- J J Spaun +20000
- James Hahn +20000
- Lucas Glover +20000
- Martin Laird +20000
- Daniel Summerhays +22500
- Jhonattan Vegas +22500
- Brian Gay +25000
- John Huh +25000
- Stewart Cink +25000
- William McGirt +25000
- Ryan Armour +27500
- Sean O’Hair +27500
- Ted Potter Jr. +27500
- Abraham Ancer +30000
- Brandon Harkins +30000
- Brian Stuard +30000
- Brice Garnett +30000
- Martin Piller +30000
- Patrick Rodgers +30000
- Robert Streb +30000
- Sam Burns +30000
- Scott Brown +30000
- Tom Hoge +30000
- Wesley Bryan +30000
- Yusaku Miyazato +30000
- Jim Furyk +35000
- Jonas Blixt +35000
- Doc Redman +40000
- K J Choi +40000
- Kelly Kraft +40000
- Patton Kizzire +40000
- Sung Kang +40000
- Vijay Singh +40000
- Alex Cejka +50000
- John Senden +50000
- Kenny Perry +50000
- Mackenzie Hughes +50000
- Sang Moon Bae +50000
- Whee Kim +50000
- Yuta Ikeda +50000
- Ernie Els +75000
- Harry Ellis +100000
- Rod Pampling +100000
- Will Zalatoris +100000
- Andrew Dorn +150000
- Carl Pettersson +150000