Last updated July 25th, 2018
This week the PGA Tour takes in the Canadian Open. Usually, any tournament that follows a Major can suffer from a weakened field but there are some top players taking part including World No.1 Dustin Johnson, who is looking to respond to a disappointing showing in the British Open.
We landed a good profit atmore…
The third Major of the golfing year is upon us in what is widely acknowledged as the most challenging of all Open courses. Carnoustie in Scotland is the venue for the 2018 British Open Championship golf this week, where winners frequently finish over par but benign conditions could see some low scoring this week.
As always, this is the UK’s strongest field of the year andmore…
With just one week to go until the third Major of the year, we have something of a split on the Tours but most of the world’s best players have chosen to head to the Scottish Open to get acclimatized and to find some form ahead of the Open Championship at Carnoustie.
Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas are amongmore…
Formerly known as the Greenbrier Classic, a name change for 2018 will honor the nation’s military heroes in 4th of July week. The countdown is on for the third major of the year and while some of Europe’s best golfers start their preparation at the Irish Open, most of the US players remain stateside for now.
This event, at the Old White TPC inmore…
Following an intense two weeks of action on the PGA Tour, things are a little quieter this week as we prepare for the Quicken Loans National 2018. This remains a prestigious event, but is one of the newer competitions on the circuit and many of the world’s top golfers are sitting it out.
There are some exceptions andmore…
Unlike other post-major tournaments, the Travelers Championship has a tendency to draw a strong field and more of the world’s top golfers look to play rather than take a break following the rigors of the US Open.
This week is no exception so, after the lottery of Shinnecock Hills last week, we will hope formore…
The action on golf’s PGA Tour has been intensifying in the last few weeks with strong fields at big events and it has all been building to the second Major of 2018. The US Open starts this Thursday at Shinnecock Hills on New York City’s Long Island and naturally, the world’s best players are all here.
Brooks Koepka is themore…
We are just one week away from golf’s second Major of the season so while the countdown is firmly on for the US Open, starting on June 14, another strong field is assembling at TPC Southwind in Tennessee for the St Jude Classic.
It has been held every year since 1958 and is a lucrative tournament in its own right while it also offers thatmore…
There is a choice of two strong golf tournaments this week but as the European Tour is enjoying some momentum, we will preview the Italian Open which features a strong field led by BMW PGA Champion Francesco Molinari.
We enjoyed some success at Wentworth ourselves at the weekend with Top 10 picks Kiradech Aphibarnrat andmore…
While we have been focusing on some high profile events on the PGA Tour in recent weeks, the European equivalent has been a little subdued but all that is set to change on Thursday. The BMW PGA Championship was first held in 1955 and returns this year to Wentworth with the strongest field on the other side of the Atlantic so far in 2018.
Last weekend was a profitable one for usmore…
This week we are at the Trinity Forest Golf Club in Dallas Texas for the AT&T Byron Nelson with another strong field that includes Billy Horschel, who is looking to defend the trophy that he won in a playoff against Jason Day 12 months ago.
Last week the Players Championship at Sawgrass gave us its usual share of drama, particularly around themore…
Often referred to as the fifth Major, there’s only one place to be this week as we stay on the PGA Tour and preview the 2018 edition of the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass.
The event has the feel of a Major tournament too with most of the world’s best golfers returning to give usmore…
Following the US Masters, it has been a subdued few weeks stateside but the PGA Tour is the only place to be this week with a big tournament and the strongest field since Augusta.
The Wells Fargo Championship is one of the newer events on Tour, first appearing in 2003 as themore…
Here in the USA, the PGA Tour has a team event with the Classic of New Orleans and because the format can make it something of a lottery, we are concentrating on the European Tour this week and some rather more conventional tournament play.
The China Open was first held in 1995, becoming part of the European Tour in 2003 and while some ofmore…
While we have focused on the PGA Tour for much of 2018, the world’s best golfers continue to take an extended break following the Masters so we are switching back to Europe and the Trophee Hassan II.
The field is slightly weakened here too with our most recent Tour winner, Jon Rahm, absent from themore…
When golf returns after the first Major of the year, there can often be a sense of anti-climax with a reduced field. The RBC Heritage has the dubious honour of following the US Masters but on the plus side, from a betting point of view at least, there is often some value in the markets.
This year, there are somemore…
There is only one place to start this week as the 82nd US Masters prepares to tee off in Augusta. It is the first golf Major of the year and the strongest field of 2018 so far, so it will be a tough task finding the winner.
The usual suspects may be at the top of the betting market this week but form is very mixed among themore…
It may have lost its title sponsor but there is still a buzz around the PGA Tour as we head to the 2018 Houston Open for our golf preview and betting predictions this week.
We are just one tournament away from the Masters and while there are some notable absentees in Texas, we still have a strong field looking for form ahead of 2018’s first major.more…
It has been a thrilling few weeks of tournament play in North America but this week we take a break, of sorts, for the prestigious WGC Match Play event in Austin, Texas.
Last week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational was notable for Rory McIlroy’s brilliant return to form as he claimed his first win since 2016 and as a former champion, the Northern Irishman is highlymore…
After an exciting end to the Valspar Championship on Sunday, the PGA Tour stays in Florida this week for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, an event that has been on the calendar since 1966 and is held on a course owned by the great man’s estate.
Both of our Top Ten tips landed last week as we got behind Tiger Woods and eventual winner Paul Casey somore…
Founded in 2000 as the Tampa Bay Classic, the Valspar Championship has given us some unlikely winners over the years but in 2018 we have one of the strongest fields to contest this event since its inception.
There are 144 golfers heading to Florida for the renewal with some star names at the top of themore…
As we start to build towards the Masters, all of the top tournaments are on the PGA Tour right now and this week sees the first World Golf Championship of 2018.
The WGC Mexico was first held in 1999 and was dominated in its early years by Tiger Woods but for this year, it’s two-time victor Dustin Johnson who is looking to extend his own winning streak.more…
We’re back on the PGA Tour this week as Rickie Fowler looks to defend the Honda Classic trophy he won in 2017 by an emphatic four stroke margin.
Some of the bigger names drop out this week but we still have a strong field heading to Florida and having landed Phil Mickelson as a Top Ten recommendation last week, we’re looking tomore…
The opening golf tournaments in 2018 on both sides of the Atlantic have been tough to call with Ted Potter Jr the latest in a line of unlikely winners.
Potter took out the AT&T Pro Am at Pebble Beach on Sunday and it wasn’t a bad week for us. Our tip for the win, Phil Mickelson, gave us a run for our money as he came in second while ourmore…
The PGA Tour continues this week with the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am golf tournament. While the competition remains serious, there is a lighthearted edge as celebrity amateurs line up alongside the professionals.
It is an unusual format too with three distinctly different venues being used before the players come home atmore…