Scheduled system maintenance is planned for 11pm PT June 26th - 11am PT June 27th. Login access will be affected during this time frame.We apologize for the inconvenience.
Old School Meets New School
Golf’s unofficial fifth major, THE PLAYERS, gets underway on Thursday with the famous 17th island green in the spotlight. The world’s best golfers are in the field this week, led by World No. 1 Dustin Johnson who is listed as the favorite. Johnson came through for us last week in one of the matchups but he has not had any success in the past at THE PLAYERS. The winning streak for our matchups continued last week with a 2-1 record. Let’s take a look at this week’s matchups and picks....
One of the strongest fields of the year is assembled for THE PLAYERS at TPC Sawgrass, which begins on Thursday with world No. 1 Dustin Johnson listed as the favorite at odds of +725. A total of 24 of the top 25 players in the current world rankings are in the field, and 55 of the top 60. If you like value, then this is the week for you, as a number of players ranked in the top 10 in the world are listed at double-digit odds including world No. 10 Justin Thomas at +3868....
How many tee shots do you think will find the water on No. 17 at this week’s PLAYERS? That is one of the many props on the board for THE PLAYERS, which begins on Thursday, May 11 at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. A number of props for No. 17 are on the board, in addition to other tournament props, so you can be cheering all weekend. World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is listed as the favorite to win the event, even though he has never played well at THE PLAYERS, with no Top 25 finishes in seven starts....
Dustin Johnson headlines the field for the Wells Fargo Championship which begins on Thursday in North Carolina. Johnson was last seen pulling out of the Masters with a back injury, but all indications are that he is completely healed and ready to go for this event. If true, he is the clear choice to win, as he comes into this event ranked No. 1 in the world and he has won his last three tournaments. We have been doing well with the matchups, as it was 3-1 last week for us at the Zurich Classic. Let’s look at this week’s matchups, odds and picks....
World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is a solid favorite to win the Wells Fargo Championship, which begins on Thursday. Johnson has not played since winning the WGC Match Play, as he pulled out of the Masters due to injury. If Johnson is at full strength he is the clear standout in this event, as he is the only played ranked in the Top 10 in the field and only five other players ranked in the Top 20 are in this tournament. Let’s look at this event which is taking place at Eagle Point Golf Club instead of Quail Hollow Club this year....
For the first time in more than 30 years we get to enjoy team play at a PGA Tour event, as the Zurich Classic of New Orleans will feature 80 two-man teams competing in the 69th edition of the tournament. The first and third rounds will be alternate shot (foursomes), while the second and final rounds will be best ball (four-ball). Many of the world’s top players are in the field and four of them are teamed up, as No. 3 Jason Day teams with No. 9 Rickie Fowler, while No. 6 Henrik Stenson teams with No. 8 Justin Rose. Let’s look at the matchups for this exciting tournament and picks....
An exciting format will be in place this week at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, as team competition returns to the PGA Tour for the first time in more than 30 years. 80 two-man teams will compete in this 72-hole event with the first two rounds being played as alternate shot, while the last two rounds will be best ball. 12 of the top 25 players in the world are in the field including the teams of Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson and Jason Day and Rickie Fowler....
Charley Hoffman will look to defend his title at the TPC San Antonio’s AT&T Oaks Course this week. Hoffman was able to outlast Patrick Reed to win last year and Hoffman is again one of the top contenders, as he is listed as the second choice in the betting at odds of +2399. The favorite to win this week is Matt Kuchar at odds of +2060. We split our matchups last week, going 2-2 after going 2-1 the previous week. Let’s look at this week’s matchups for the Valero Texas Open....
Matt Kuchar is a lukewarm favorite to win the Valero Texas Open which begins on Thursday in San Antonio. Most of the world’s top players are taking another week off after the Masters, with only five of the top 25 in the latest world rankings in the field. Kuchar is the favorite at odds of +1650, while defending champion Charley Hoffman and Brooks Koepka are each listed at +1850. The highest ranked player in the field is Patrick Reed at No. 15, but Reed is not getting a lot of respect from the oddsmakers, as he is listed at +3000....
The RBC Heritage gets underway on Thursday, April 13 at Harbour Town with Matt Kuchar listed as the favorite. Accuracy is at a premium this week, as Harbour Town is one of the shortest courses on the tour at 7,099 yards. Kuchar is favored in his two matchups, as he is up against Brandt Snedeker and Kevin Kisner. We hit two of our three matchups at The Masters last week, so we’ll look to continue the winning trend at the RBC Heritage....
The excitement of The Masters is now in the rear view mirror, as we turn our attention to Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, South Carolina for the RBC Heritage which begins on Thursday, April 13 with Matt Kuchar the favorite. None of the world’s top 15 players are in the field, so the event is wide open with Kuchar the favorite at odds of +1350. The highest ranked player in the field is Tyrell Hatton at No. 16 and he is listed with odds of +2250....
Masters Matchups are available for golf’s first major which begins on Thursday. World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is favored in all of his matchups, as he is matched up against Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama. While Johnson will be a popular player in his matchups, he is not the only one who will get attention. Rory McIlroy is a popular choice to contend this week and everyone is interested to see how Jordan Spieth will respond after last year’s collapse. There are nearly 100 matchups on the board at BookMaker.eu. Let’s look at all of the matchups and some top picks....
Masters props are available at BookMaker.eu for golf’s first major which begins on Thursday. Some of those props include who the top amateur will be, with Curtis Luck the odds-on favorite, the top Continental European finisher, with Jon Rahm the favorite, the top Debutant finisher, with Rahm favored and, the top Great Britain and Ireland finisher, with Rory McIlroy favored. You can also bet on other props like whether the winner will be wearing at hat or visor, and who the winner will hug first. Let’s look at Masters props....
World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is the clear favorite to win The Masters which begins on Thursday in Augusta, Georgia. Johnson is trying to win his fourth straight PGA Tour event, something that no golfer other than Tiger Woods has done since 1953. Johnson is listed at +605 with Rory McIlroy the second choice at odds of +725. The only other golfer listed at odds of less than 10-1 is Jordan Spieth at odds of +887. Let’s look at golf’s first major, odds and predictions....
The last event before the Masters is the Shell Houston Open, which begins on Thursday at the Golf Club of Houston. Jordan Spieth is the favorite to win this event, with Jon Rahm the second choice. Many players like to use this event in preparation for the Masters, but as strange as this may sound, they are better off not winning it. Only two winners of the Shell Houston Open have finished in the Top 15 at the Masters since it became a Masters prep, as Anthony Kim finished third in 2010, while Hunter Mahan tied for 12th in 2012....
World No. 6 Jordan Spieth is favored to win the Shell Houston Open, which begins on Thursday. Spieth didn’t make it past group play last week at the WGC Match Play event but he has had a lot of success in this tournament, including a win and two second place finishes. Spieth is using this week in preparation for the Masters next week and he is not alone, as four of the world’s top 10 are in the field in Houston, but World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is not, as he decided to rest after winning the Match Play event. Spieth is the top betting choice at +600, followed by Jon Rahm at +1015, Henrik Stenson at +1250 and Rickie Fowler at +1550....
If you like to bet longshots in golf, then this is your week, as the favorite in the Puerto Rico Open is Wesley Bryan at +1639. He is the highest ranked player in the field at No. 72 in the world, but he is a lukewarm favorite at best. And he is the only player in the field listed with odds of less than +2000. The marquee name in the field is Graeme McDowell, and he is the third choice in the betting odds at +2351. Let’s preview the event, look at the latest golf odds and predictions....
Rory McIlroy is the favorite to win this week’s WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play event in Austin, Texas. Although the event is match play, it is not an elimination event until the weekend, as the 64 players compete in round-robin matches on Wednesday through Friday. The winners of the 16 groups advance to a single-elimination bracket with the round of 16 and quarterfinals played on Saturday, while the semifinals and final are played on Sunday. Let’s look at this event that features most of the top players in the world, the odds and predictions....
If you like playing golf matchups, then this is the week for you, as the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play event takes place from Wednesday through Sunday. A total of 64 players compete in round-robin play from Wednesday through Friday in group play with the winners of the 16 groups advancing to the weekend. Almost all of the top players in the world are in the field including World No. 1 Dustin Johnson, No. 2 Rory McIlroy, No. 3 Jason Day and No. 4 Hideki Matsuyama. Let’s look at the first round...
Defending champion Jason Day +850, Japan sensation Hideki Matsuyama +1000, Rory McIlroy +750 and Rickie Fowler +1500 headline this week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard. It should be quite an emotional event after the passing of Arnold Palmer earlier this year, making 2017 the first year that the “King” won’t be on hand. And I am stunned that more elite players didn’t show up to play to honor the great Arnold Palmer. Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson, Adam Scott, Justin Thomas, Phil Mickelson and Jon Rahm, I am talking to you, why aren’t you guys playing?...
The Florida Swing continues on the PGA Tour at this week’s Valspar Championship that features four of the top 15 and eight of the top 30 in the current Official World Rankings.Henrik Stenson +1000 and three-time winner and FedEx Cup points leader Justin Thomas +1100 headline the field. Stenson had to withdraw last week due to the flu but should be a full go. Thomas played well in Mexico last week and is a threat anytime he pegs it up....
The best players in the world are in Mexico this week for the WGC - Mexico Championship. The tournament was played in Miami at Trump Doral since 2007 but a move was in the works last year and now the event will be played in Mexico until the year 2023.The field is loaded! New World No. 1 Dustin Johnson +600 is joined by 49 of the top 50 in the current rankings. The only one missing is Jason Day who had to withdraw with an ear infection - imagine that!...
The PGA Tour moves to Palm Beach, Florida for the first event of the Florida Swing at the Honda Classic and a strong field is on hand, led by defending champion Adam Scott +1000. Joining Scott are Sergio Garcia +1400, Justin Thomas +1200, Rickie Fowler +1500, Jimmy Walker +4550, Zach Johnson +3100, Daniel Berger +2400 and Brooks Koepka +3450....
The strongest field of the year is gathered in Los Angeles for the 2017 Genesis Open. It is loaded at the top and in depth. It features eight of the top 10 in the current world rankings and 16 of the top 25....
U.S. Open champion Dustin Johnson +700 and world No. 1 Jason Day +800 headline this week’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am that also features eight of the top 25 players in the current world rankings. Both Day and Johnson missed the cut the last time they teed it up at the Farmers Insurance Open and will look to get back on track with a strong performance at Pebble Beach....
