BMW Australian PGA Championship Picks, Preview, and Odds (Nov 27-30)
One of the most prestigious golf events on the Australian calendar is set for this week, as the BMW Australian PGA Championship gets underway on Thursday. The Royal Queensland Golf Club will host the event, which has been staged since 1929. You can find the odds and our picks here.
Event Information
- When: Thursday, November 27, 2025 – Sunday, November 30, 2025
- Where: Royal Queensland Golf Club, Brisbane, Australia
- How to Watch: Golf Channel
BMW Australian PGA Championship Odds
| Player | Odds |
|---|---|
| Joaquin Niemann | +900 |
| Min Woo Lee | +1000 |
| Marco Penge | +1100 |
| Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen | +1200 |
| David Puig | +1400 |
| Adam Scott | +1600 |
| Other Selections | +1800 & Bigger |
BMW Australian PGA Championship Recent Winners
| Year | Winning Player |
|---|---|
| 2024 | Elvis Smylie |
| 2023 | Min Woo Lee |
| 2022 (Nov) | Cameron Smith |
| 2022 (Jan) | Jediah Morgan |
| 2020 | Not Held |
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Event Preview
Australia’s most prestigious golf event will be staged this weekend, with the BMW Australian PGA Championship seeing players compete across 7,085 yards for their share of the A$2.5 million purse. The competition is co-sanctioned with the European Tour, and is part of the schedules on the PGA Tour of Australasia and OneAsia Tour.
Home players have enjoyed an excellent record in this event, with Australians winning each of the last seven editions. That excellent trend continued last year, as Elvis Smylie beat Cameron Smith by two strokes.
Smith will be a popular selection among many this weekend, despite having endured a challenging campaign. Smith has won this event on three previous occasions, and has finished in the top two on four of the previous seven editions.
Min Woo Lee should also be considered this weekend. The Australian won the event back in 2023, and he has shown his world-class ability already this calendar year after winning once on the PGA Tour.
Daniel Hillier could be a more interesting betting proposition at the prices. The New Zealander ended last season’s DP World Tour in reliable form, and his big-driving style could be perfectly suited to this course.
BMW Australian PGA Championship Picks
We are keen to go against the Aussie trend this weekend, and Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen could provide an interesting angle. The Danish player is yet to win this calendar year, but his proven record at the highest level has already seen him finish T3 at the DP World Tour Championship. A long overdue win could arrive this weekend.
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