LIV Golf Korea Betting
This week LIV Golf heads just outside the capital city Seoul for LIV Golf Korea, the seventh tournament on the season schedule. The three-day, 54-hole tournament starts on Friday, May 2 from the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club. Joaquin Niemann has been the big winner this year claiming his third title of the season last week in Mexico City. It was Niemann’s fifth career LIV win, all coming since the start of the 2024 season, a span of 19 tournaments. The victory also moved him into a tie with Brooks Koepka for the most career LIV Golf wins. Opening odds had Niemann, Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau as tri-favorites boasting odds shorter than 10/1. Rahm continued his streak of finishing among the top 10 in every LIV event he’s completed with a solo fourth in Mexico City, four shots off the pace. DeChambeau took a 1-shot lead into the final round in Mexico City before fading with a closing 71. Eight golfers are positioned with opening odds between 10/1 and 22/1 on the second tier of favorites.
It’s another week and another new venue for the field with LIV Golf making its debut in South Korea. The game’s influence is evident in the country with the host course named after its designer. Nicklaus Design, spearheaded by the Golden Bear himself, helped construct the 18-hole championship course that stretches to over 7,400 yards at par 72. The first Presidents Cup held in Asia took place here in 2015 with 10 players who competed a decade ago scheduled to peg it up. Led by Rahm, Legion XIII won its second team title of the season edging out the field in Mexico City moving to No. 1 in the season-long team standings. With Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton carding a 3-under all four team members scored below par in the final round.
Catch all of the action at the LIV Golf Korea from Friday, May 2 through Sunday, May 4.
2025 LIV Golf Korea at a Glance
Course: Jack Nicklaus Golf Course, Incheon, South Korea
Par: 72
Lengths: 7,470 yards
Heck, I don’t remember what I had for breakfast the other day so it’s hard to imagine any of the players who competed here in the Presidents Cup 10 years ago recalling any specifics. For the record Branden Grace went 5-0-0 and Louis Oosthuizen was 4-0-1 for the international team. Phil Mickelson was 3-0-1 for Team USA. The field confronts another beefy course with the Nicklaus-designed layout measuring more than 7,400 yards from the tips.
LIV Golf Korea Odds
Jon Rahm +650
Joaquin Niemann +650
Bryson DeChambeau +650
Tyrrell Hatton +1000
Cameron Smith +1600
Patrick Reed +1600
David Puig +1800
Sergio Garcia +1800
Lucas Herbert +2000
Brooks Koepka +2200
Dustin Johnson +2200
Sebastian Munoz +2500
Dean Burmester +2800
Carlos Ortiz +3000
Marc Leishman +4000
Tom McKibbin +4000
Paul Casey +4000
Charl Schwartzel +4000
Abraham Ancer +5000
Cameron Tringale +5000
Talor Gooch +5000
Harold Varner III +5000
Thomas Pieters +5500
Louis Oosthuizen +6000
Anirban Lahiri +6000
Caleb Surratt +6000
Richard Bland +6500
Peter Uihlein +6500
Bubba Watson +6500
Jason Kokrak +7000
Phil Mickelson +7000
Adrian Meronk +8000
All other players are listed with odds of +10000 or higher
It’s a familiar sight having Rahm at the top of the odds board and also finishing among the top 10. However he hasn’t really been close to winning this year since finishing 2-shots behind Adrian Meronk at the season-opening tournament in Saudi Arabia. Niemann is certainly the hottest player on the circuit winning half of the six events this year. And according to Phil Mickelson, Niemann is the best player in the world. That’s a bold statement by Lefty considering Niemann finished outside the top 30 in two of three LIV events he didn’t win and has also struggled recently in majors.
If you’re looking for a home field advantage this week take a peek at some Korean-born players with something to prove. The trio of Kevin Na, Danny Lee and Yubin Jang will attempt to lift Iron Heads GC from last place in the overall team standings. Jang was named the 2024 Korean Tour Player of the Year but has failed to make a mark on the LIV circuit. He’s coming off a last place finish last week in Mexico City and has not finished better than T23 in any of his six starts. Na has struggled without a top 10 finish in his last 12 LIV starts and has just five top 10s in 39 career LIV events.
2025 LIV Golf Teams
Crushers GC
Bryson DeChambeau
Paul Casey
Charles Howell III
Anirban Lahiri
Majesticks GC
Lee Westwood
Ian Poulter
Henrik Stenson
Sam Horsfield
Fireballs GC
Sergio Garcia
Abraham Ancer
David Puig
Luis Masaveu
Cleeks GC
Martin Kaymer
Richard Bland
Adrian Meronk
Frederik Kjettrup
Legion XIII
Jon Rahm
Tyrrell Hatton
Caleb Surratt
Tom McKibbin
Ripper GC
Cameron Smith
Marc Leishman
Matt Jones
Lucas Herbert
Torque GC
Joaquin Niemann
Carlos Ortiz
Mito Pereira
Sebastian Munoz
RangeGoats GC
Bubba Watson
Ben Campbell
Matthew Wolff
Peter Uihlein
4Aces GC
Dustin Johnson
Patrick Reed
Harold Varner III
Thomas Pieters
Smash GC
Brooks Koepka
Jason Kokrak
Talor Gooch
Graeme McDowell
Stinger GC
Louis Oosthuizen
Charl Schwartzel
Dean Burmester
Branden Grace
HyFlyers GC
Phil Mickelson
Brendan Steele
Cameron Tringale
Andy Ogletree
Iron Heads GC
Kevin Na
Danny Lee
Jinichiro Kozuma
Yubin Jang
Wildcards
Anthony Kim
Max Lee
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