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Popular Golf Tournaments
At the best online golf betting sites, you’ll find markets on several prestigious tournaments. Drawing top golfers from around the world, these contests are considered the pinnacle of the game.
There are four major tournaments in men’s professional golf: the Masters, the US Open, the Open Championship, and the PGA Championship. Alongside, players can bet on thrilling contests like the Ryder Cup and Players Championship, as well as a number of tours such as the PGA Tour and European Tour.
Read on for some more key facts about the most important tournaments in the golfing calendar.
The Masters
The first major golf tournament of the year, the Masters is known for its iconic green jacket awarded to the winner. It’s the only major to be played on the same course each year. Scottie Scheffler took the win in 2024 as he claimed his second Green Jacket in three years.
- Date: 10th-13th April 2025
- Location: Augusta, Georgia, USA
- Course: Augusta National Golf Club
- Par: 72
- Previous winners: Rory McIlroy (2025), Scottie Scheffler (2024), Jon Rahm (2023), Scottie Scheffler (2022), Hideki Matsuyama (2021), Dustin Johnson (2020)
PGA Championship
Established in 1916, the PGA Championship was traditionally held in August until 2019, when it was moved to take place in May. Typically played at courses in the eastern half of the US, the tournament is known for its competitive field.
- Date: 16th-19th May 2024
- Location: Louisville, Kentucky, USA
- Course: Valhalla Golf Club
- Par: 72
- Previous winners: Scottie Scheffler (2025), Xander Schauffele (2024), Brooks Koepka (2023), Justin Thomas (2022), Phil Mickelson (2021), Collin Morikawa (2020), Brooks Koepka (2019 & 2018)
The US Open
Known for its tough course setups and demanding conditions, the US Open presents a thrilling challenge to even the most seasoned golfers. The Open is played on a different course each year, with the 2025 event to take place at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont and Plum, Pennsylvania.
- Date: 12th-15th June 2025
- Location: Oakmont and Plum, Pennsylvania, USA
- Course: Oakmont Country Club
- Par: 70
- Previous winners: Bryson DeChambeau (2024), Wyndham Clark (2023), Matt Fitzpatrick (2022), Jon Rahm (2021), Bryson DeChambeau (2020), Gary Woodland (2019)
- 2025 contenders: Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, Ludvig Aberg, Xander Schauffele
The Open Championship
The oldest major championship in golf, The Open takes place on links courses in the United Kingdom and is known for its unpredictable weather and strategic gameplay. The 2025 tournament will be held at Royal Troon, Troon, Scotland.
- Date: 17th-20th July 2025
- Location: County Antrim, Northern Ireland
- Course: Royal Portrush
- Par: 71
- Previous winners: Xander Schauffele (2024), Brian Harman (2023), Cameron Smith (2022), Collin Morikawa (2021), Shane Lowry (2020), Francesco Molinari (2019)
- 2025 contenders: Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, Ludvig Aberg, Tommy Fleetwood
Ryder Cup
A biennial team competition between the United States and Europe, the Ryder Cup pits teams of 12 players against each other in 28 matches over three days. The 2025 Ryder Cup will be held at Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, USA.
- Date: 25th-28th September 2025
- Location: Farmingdale, USA
- Course: Bethpage Black Course
- Previous winners: Europe (2023), United States (2021), Europe (2018)
Recent Winning Tips
- Sony Open - Byeong-Hun An - T2 - Advised at 35/1 each way.
- Sony Open - Keegan Bradley - T2 Advised at 50/1 each way.
- Sony Open - JT Poston - T6 - Advised at 35/1 each way.
- Nedbank Golf Challenge - T6 - R Hoejgaard - Advised at 25/1 each way.
- Irish Open - T7 - Min Woo Lee - Advised at 18/1 each way.
- Irish Open - T7 - Connor Syme - Advised at 90/1 each way.
- Omega European Masters - T2 - Alexander Bjork - Advised at 25/1 each way.
- Omega European Masters - T5 - Alex Fitzpatrick - Advised at 50/1 each way.
- TOUR Championship - Won - Viktor Hovland advised 5 pts at 9/2 outright.
- TOUR Championship - T2 - Xander Schauffele, advised for 2.5 pts each way at 12/1)
- BMW Championship - Won - Viktor Hovland, advised at 16/1 each way.
- BMW Championship - T2 - Matthew Fitzpatrick, advised at 35/1 each way.
- BMW Championship - T10 - Tom Kim, advised at 30/1 each way.
- Wyndham Championship - WON - Lucas Glover, advised at 90/1 each way.
- Wyndham Championship - T7- Brendan Todd, advised at 75/1 each way.
- The Open - Max Homa - T10, advised at 55/1 each way.
- Scottish Open - Tyrell Hatton - T6 - advised at 22/1 each way.
- RBC Canadian Open - Tommy Fleetwood - T2 advised at 20/1 each way.
- RBC Canadian Open - Aaron Rai - T3 - advised at 80/1 each way.
- The Memorial Tournament - Si Woo Kim - T4 advised at 70/1 each way.
- US PGA - Justin Rose - T9 - advised at 125/1.
- Wells Fargo Championship - Tyrrell Hatton - T3 -advised at 35/1 each way.
- Mexican Open - Akshay Bhatia - T4 - advised at 90/1 each way.
- Mexican Open - Patrick Rodgers - T10 - advised at 30/1 each way.
- DP World Tour Championship - Tyrrell Hatton - T2 - advised at 16/1 each way.
- WW Technology Championship - Brian Harman - T2 - advised at 45/1 each way.
- Portugal Masters - Marcel Schneider - T8 - advised at 35/1 each way.
- Portugal Masters - Joost Luiten - T7 - advised at 70/1 each way.
- Bermuda Championship - Kevin Yu - T3 - advised at 90/1 each way.
- CJ Cup - Aaron Wise - T6 - advised at 50/1 each way.
- Mallorca Open - Jazz Janewattananond- T6 - advised at 90/1 each way.
- Andalucia Masters - Adrian Otaeguo Won - advised at 50/1 each way.
- Sanderson Farms Championship - Sepp Straka T2 (lost playoff) - advised at 50/1 each way.
- Italian Open - Lucas Herbert- T5 - advised at 60/1 each way.
- Italian Open - Kurt Kitayama - T7 - advised at 50/1 each way.
- BMW PGA Championship - Viktor Hovland - T5 - advised at 22/1 each-way
- European Masters - Antoine Rozner - T4 - advised at 40/1each-way
- Tour Championship - Sungjae Im - 2nd - advised at 22/1 each-way
- BMW Championship - Xander Schauffele - T3 advised at 20/1 each-way
- BMW Championship - Joaquin Niemann - T8 advised at 40/1 each-way
- Czech Masters - Gavin Green - T2 advised at 60/1 each-way
- St Jude Championship - Sam Burns WON (2nd in play-off) - advised at 30/1 each-way
- Hero Open - Eddie Pepperell - T2 - advised at 55/1 each-way
- Open Championship - Cameron Smith - WON - advised at 25/1 each-way
- Open Championship - Patrick Cantlay - T8 - advised at 25/1 each-way
- Scottish Open - Tommy Fleetwood - T4 - advised at 50/1 each-way
- John Deere Classic - JT Poston - WON - advised at 50/1 each-way
- BMW International Open - Haotong Li - WON - advised at 66/1 each-way
- BMW International Open - Thomas Pieters - 2nd - advised at 22/1 each-way
- BMW International Open - Romain Langasque - T5 - advised at 50/1 each-way
- Memorial Tournament - Will Zalatoris - T5 - advised at 28/1 (10 places)
- Memorial Tournament - Brendan Steele - T10 - advised at 150/1 (10 places)
- European Open - Marcel Schneider - T5 - advised at 55/1 (6 places)
- Dutch Open - Victor Perez - WON - advised at 50/1 each-way (8 places)
- Dutch Open - Matt Wallace - T5 - advised at 80/1 each-way (8 places)
- British Masters - Ryan Fox - T9 - advised at 28/1 each-way (10 places)
- Mexico Open - Aaron Wise - T6 - advised at 33/1 each-way
- RBC Heritage - Matt Kuchar - T3 - advised at 60/1 each-way
- Valspar Championship - Kevin Streelman - T7 - advised at 100/1 each-way
- Magical Kenya Open - Ashun Wu - WON - advised at 50/1 each-way
- Puerto Rico Open - Ryan Brehm - WON - advised at 66/1 each-way
- Arnold Palmer Invitational - Billy Horschel - T2 - advised at 50/1 each-way
- Arnold Palmer Invitational - Tyrrell Hatton - T2 - advised at 33/1 each-way
- WM Phoenix Open - Scottie Scheffler - WON - advised at 28/1 each-way
- Ras Al Khaimah Championship - Nicolai Hojgaard - WON - advised at 35/1 each-way
- The American Express - Tom Hoge - 2nd - advised at 125/1 each-way
- Sanderson Farms Championship - Sam Burns - WON - advised at 16/1 each-way
- Sanderson Farms Championship - Hayden Buckley - T4 - advised at 200/1 each-way
- Fortinet Championship - Max Homa - WON - advised at 55/1 each-way
- BMW PGA Championship - Bernd Wiesberger - Best finish - 5th - advised at 40/1 each-way
- Czech Masters - Jacques Kruyswijk - Best finish - T7 - advised at 35/1 each-way
- St Jude Invitational - Sam Burns - Best finish - T2 - advised at 80/1 each-way
- The British Masters - Andy Sullivan - Best finish - T6 - advised at 35/1 each-way
- The US Masters - Jordan Speith - Top Former Winner - 5/2
- The US Masters - John Rahm - Top European - 4/1
- Honda Classic - Russell Henley - Best finish - T3 - advised at 30/1 each-way
- Pebble Beach Pro Am - Daniel Berger - Best finish - WON - advised at 14/1 each-way
- Sony Open in Hawaii - Best finish - Collin Morikawa - T7 - advised at 14/1 each-way
- Sentry Tournament of Champions - Best finish - Xander Schauffele - T5 - advised at 10/1 each-way
- Italian Open - Best finish - Laurie Canter - T2 - advised at 45/1 each-way
- ZOZO Championship - Best finish - Russell Henley - T4 - advised at 50/1 each-way
- BMW PGA Championship - Best finish - Tyrrell Hatton - WON - advised at 16/1 each-way
- Sanderson Farms Championship - Best finish - Kristoffer Ventura - T6 - advised at 80/1 each-way
- Irish Open - Best finish - John Catlin - WON - advised at 40/1 each-way
- US Open - Best finish - Xander Schauffele - T5 - advised at 16/1 each-way
- Safeway Open - Best finish - Kristoffer Ventura - T7 - advised at 80/1 each-way
- Portugal Masters - Best finish - Laurie Canter - 2nd - advised at 66/1 each-way
- BMW Championship - Best finish - Jon Rahm - WON - advised at 14/1 to win
- Northern Trust - Best finish - Dustin Johnson - WON - advised at 20/1 each-way
- Wyndham Classic - Best finish - Si-Woo Kim - T3 - advised at 40/1 each-way
- USPGA Championship - Best finish - Jason Day - T4 - advised at 40/1 each-way
- WGC FedEx - Best finish - Justin Thomas - WON - advised at 12/1 to win
- WGC FedEx - Best finish - Phil Mickelson - T2 - advised at 110/1 each-way
- 3M Open - Best finish - Matt Wolff - T12 - advised at 25/1 to win
- British Masters - Best finish - Lee Westwood - 70th - advised at 10/1 to win
- The Memorial - Best finish - Gary Woodland - T22 - advised at 45/1 each-way
- Workday Charity Open - Best finish - Viktor Hovland - 3rd - advised at 25/1 each-way & Kevin Streelman - T7 - advised at 60/1 each-way
- Rocket Mortgage Classic - Best finish - Tyrrell Hatton - T4 - advised at 16/1 each-way
- Travelers Championship - Best finish - Bryson DeChambeau - T6 - advised at 12/1 to win
- RBC Heritage - Best finish - Webb Simpson - WON - advised at 30/1 each-way - JT Poston (66/1) & Bryson DeChambeau (16/1) both advised each-way finished T8 with some bookies paying eight places.
- Charles Schwab Challenge - Best finish - Tony Finau - T23
Golf Betting Markets
Our recommended golf betting sites feature a diverse selection of wagers. Some potential markets to bet on include:
- Tournament Winner – Select which player you think will finish top of the scoreboard. If they succeed, so will your bet.
- Place – Want to back a golfer but not convinced they’ll take first place? You can also bet on them to ‘place’, or finish within a certain position. Winning place bets are paid as a fraction of the win odds. How many places are paid depends on the bookmaker and tournament. Top 5, top 10, and top 20 are all common options. You can also bet on a golfer to miss a placement at some bookies, for example to finish below the top 5.
- Each-Way – Just as in horse racing, you can combine win and place bets into an each-way. That means you’ll land a return if your chosen golfer places, and an even bigger payout if they finish at the top.
- First Round Leader – Sometimes called FRL, this is a bet on the player you think will lead at the end of a tournament’s first round. As it’s much easier to go low in a single round compared to an entire tournament, some players like to make FRL bets on underdogs for a chance at a bigger payout.
- Top Nationality – This is a bet on the nationality of the player you think will win the tournament. While Europe and the US have produced many of the world’s greatest golfers, the global popularity of the sport means the field is wide open.
- Match Bets – Also known as matchup bets or head-to-heads, these wagers pit two players against each other. Successfully predict which golfer will finish ahead of the other and your bet will succeed.
- Player Specials – These markets are more unique, where you’re wagering on a specific golfer to achieve a certain outcome. Examples include ‘Collin Morikawa to make the cut in every 2023 major’ or ‘Charlie Woods to win a golf major before his 30th birthday’. Some golf betting sites let punters request their own specials too — the possibilities are endless!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you bet on golf?
There are a number of different ways to bet on golf. You can place golf bets in-store and over the counter in high-street bookies or online through bookmaker's websites and mobile apps. Bet on an array of different golfing markets - from the outright winner of an individual tournament to who you think will win a specific round, plus many, many more.
Looking to place a bet on the European Tour?
We'll be previewing all of the European Tour events each week highlighting the best golf odds and tips. Golf betting is very popular and the bookmakers have a multitude of markets available for punters to bet on. Place concessions are also prominent amongst the bookmakers, some of which will go up to paying each way terms to 10 places for major tournaments.
Looking to place a bet on the PGA Tour?
The PGA Tour is where the money is, for the players and the betting action! With better fields, the PGA Tour is more popular with golf bettors as punters are more familiar with the players. BettingOdds.com has weekly betting previews with the the latest golf odds and tips on the PGA Tour. The bookmakers have all of the tournaments covered and are likely to apply more special offers and extra place concessions on the PGA Tour than the European.
Types of golf markets you can bet on:
- Outright winner
- Place only
- Three ball betting
- Two ball betting
- Mythical group betting
- Top countryman - American, Britain, Irishman etc.
- Top 10 finish
- Top 5 finish
- Winning margin
- Will there be a hole in one?
- To make the cut
- Will there be a play off?
- Plus many more.
Are golf betting sites safe?
Yes, but only if you’re using a licensed betting site. Bookmakers are legally required to hold a licence from the UK Gambling Commission to operate, and must meet standards around player protection, responsible gambling, and security. We exclusively recommend UKGC-licensed betting sites as BettingOdds.com, so you can trust all the sites we feature.
How do I place a bet on golf?
To place a bet on golf, you’ll need an account with a bookmaker. We’ve hand-picked some of the best golf betting sites around to make your search easy. Click through to sign up and make your first deposit. Then, just head to the golf markets, add your selection to your betslip, enter your desired stake, and confirm. Good luck!
Which betting site provides the best odds?
All our recommended golf betting sites offer competitive odds on the golf. However, you may find slight differences between bookmakers. If you’re looking for the best value, use our golf odds table to compare prices on a range of markets. Found a good deal? Click through to sign up and place your bet.
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