Will 2010 be the year to back Ian Poulter?
January 26, 2010
Yesterday in the Abu Dhabi Championship British golfer Ian Poulter suffered a gut turning one stoke loss in the tournament which denied him a win and giving the title to the German Martin Kaymer who took the tournament for his second time. Poulter managed to keep his cool on this occasion and there was no repeat of the performance he showed at the Mercedes-Benz Championship when he smashed his tee marker in frustration!
Despite the loss his performance in the contest was enough for Poulter to climb into the top ten list of the worlds top golfers as the 34 year old has now recorded four consecutive top 10 finishes on the European Tour.
This is enough for Paddy Power to think that Ian Poulter may now good enough to go after on of the majors and come away with one of the big prize fund on offer in 2010, so they have released his odds for winning some of the major golf tournaments of 2010.
Ian Poulter to win:
- 40/1 – 2010 US Masters
- 66/1 – 2010 US Open
- 33/1 – 2010 Open Championship
- 66/1 – 2010 PGA Championship
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William Hill offering free bet on the Dubai World Championship
November 18, 2009
Strangely the Dubai World Championship is part of the 2009 European Tour and takes place from the 19th November through to November 22nd and is taking place at the Jumeirah Golf Estates in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
The event replaces the Order of Merit and it will be contested by the 60 leading money winners, the tournament was originally scheduled to feature a record prize fund of $10 million but this was reduced to only $7.5 million with the winner set to walk away with $1.25 million, not bad for 3 days work!
If your place a bet of at least £20 with William Hill on the winner market for the Dubai World Championship tournament and you will be given a bonus of a free £5 bet to use on the margin of victory market.
Dubai World Championship Outright Winner
From the 60 golfers taking part in the event, here are the bookmakers top 10 to win the event.
- 9/1 – Rory McIlroy
- 12/1 – Martin Kaymer
- 14/1 – Ernie Els
- 16/1 – Lee Westwood
- 18/1 – Padraig Harrington
- 20/1 – Henrik Stenson
- 20/1 - Ross Fisher
- 20/1 - Sergio Garcia
- 25/1 – Ian Poulter
- 25/1 – Retief Goosen
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Lee Westwood leading the pack in Volvo World Matchplay betting
October 29, 2009
The European Match play golf tournament continues after it has suffered a years absence due to losing the sponsorship with HSBC and of course having its location moved from England to Spain, the tournament has kicked off today (29th October) and will concluded by 1st November it is taking place at the Finca Cortesin course in Malaga and it can be watch live on Sky Sports.
The change in location and date has caused a scheduled conflict for the defending champion Ernie Els who cannot participate in the event due to his commitment (and sponsorship deal with Barlcays) to the Barclays Singapore Open he is said to be furious with the European Tour’s decision to hold the Volvo World Match Play Championship in the same week, he is quoted as saying “They have put the Match Play up against the Singapore Open. I do not understand that, I have won it seven times and wanted to defend my title“.
Volvo World Match Play Outright Betting
- 11/2 – Lee Westwood
- 11/2 – Anthony Kim
- 7/1 – Rory Mcilroy
- 9/1 – Henrik Stenson
- 10/1 – Robert Allenby
- 10/1 – Sergio Garcia
- 12/1 – Ross Fisher
- 12/1 – Oliver Wilson
- 14/1 – Angel Cabrera
- 14/1 – Martin Kaymer
- 15/1 – Paul Casey
- 16/1 – Camilo Villegas
- 20/1 – Simon Dyson
- 22/1 – Retief Goosen
- 25/1 – Scott Strange
- 33/1 – Jeev-Milkha Singh
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Tiger Woods back on top in Barclays Classic betting
August 27, 2009
The 2009 Barclays Classic takes place at Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey in the United States of America and it is part of the PGA Tour it runs from Thursday 27th – 30th August 2009.
Last years winner Vijay Singh looks certain not to hold onto his title being offered odd of 40/1 to retain his title, the clear favourite is Tiger Woods even though his odds of winning another title took a big hit earlier this month with his dramatic loss in the USPGA.
Barclays Classic Outright Odds
- 15/8 – Tiger Woods
- 20/1 - Padraig Harrington
- 25/1 - Phil Mickelson
- 28/1 – Hunter Mahan
- 28/1 - Steve Stricker
- 30/1 – Sergio Garcia
- 33/1 – Retief Goosen
- 40/1 – Ernie Els
- 40/1 – Vijay Singh
- 45/1 – Zach Johnson
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Will Tiger Woods be out of luck again in 2010?
August 19, 2009
The Irish bookmaker Paddy Power who are famous for paying out early when they think the outcome of the sporting event cannot be changed paid out on Tiger Woods to win the USPGA before he had teed off for the third round last Saturday but somehow Tiger managed to lose his four shot lead resulting in Paddy Power paying out over £1.25 million when they did not need to!
Tigers 2010 Odds
Tiger will be looking to bounce back and make one of 2010’s upcoming Masters his own.
Tigers Next Major
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Boylesports offer 8 places on British Open Championship 2009
July 15, 2009
With the British Open just a day away the bookmakers Boylesports have gone and done the impossible, they are now offering an amazing 8 places on the 2009 Championship in what is believed to be a world first in golf betting history.
To make use of this amazing offer you must place your bet by midnight July 15th, so what are you waiting for, stop reading this and click here to claim place your golf bet at Boylesports and take advantage of this great offer on an each way bet.
British Open Outright Betting Odds
- 5/2 – Woods
- 22/1 – Garcia
- 28/1 – McIlroy
- 28/1 – Harrington
- 28/1 – Stenson
- 28/1 – Casey
- 28/1 – Westwood
- 28/1 – Mahan
- 30/1 – Poulter
- 30/1 – Kim
- 30/1 – Furyk
- 33/1 – Els
- 40/1 – Goosen
- 45/1 – Ogilvy
- 400/1 – Fisher
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Odds are on Tiger to beat Harrington in the British Open
July 6, 2009
Golfing fever will return to the United Kingdom as The British Open starts next week and already Tiger Woods is the firm favourite to win the event, this was further cemented by his win at the AT&T National over the weekend. The current holder of this title Padraig Harrington has seen his odds slide down to 20/1.
The Open Championship is the 3rd major of the season and follows on from The Masters and the US Open, it takes place at Turnberry Golf Course from July 16th to the 19th.
To make the tournament as exciting as possible to punters the bookmaker Paddy Power has decided to offer an incredible 7 places available for each way betting so if your chosen player makes his way to be one of the seven players at the top of the final leaderboard
British Open Outright Betting Odds
2/1 – Woods
16/1 – Garcia
20/1 – McIlroy
20/1 – Harrington
22/1 – Mickelson
25/1 – Stenson
28/1 – Casey
28/1 – Westwood
28/1 – Poulter
30/1 – Kim
33/1 – Els
33/1 – Goosen
33/1 – Mahan
33/1 – Furyk
33/1 – Ogilvy
33/1 – Fisher
40/1 – Bar
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Tiger the Favourite in Betting Odds to Roar to Victory in the 2009 US Open Golf
June 18, 2009
Tiger Woods is as short as 7/4 in the bookmakers odds to win his fourth US Open title and a fifteenth golf major when he takes to the tee at Bethpage Black in the 2009 US Open.
His last major win came twelve months ago, again in the US Open, when he won despite his knee injury that saw he hang up his clubs for the remainder of 2008. However, Tiger is now back to full fitness and will be hoping to get back to winning ways on the biggest stage.
He returns to the course where he won his second US Open title in 2002, the Bethpage Black Course at Bethpage State Park, New York State. When victorious in 2002, he was the only player to score under par in the tournament and with that in mind, he looks a sure fire bet to once again be in the running once again in 2009. The course is considered to e one of the most exciting and difficult course of all the US Open venues used and following the drama of its last visit, it is expected to pose equally as many problems this year.
If you are planning to bet on the US Open at any stage over the weekend we recommend that you check out Paddypower’s odds, especially if you are betting each way as they are paying out a 1/4 of the odds on the top 6 players!
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Paddy Power US Open Golf Odds
Odds subject to fluctuation – visit Paddypower to check the latest odds during play as they are updated right up until the last stroke of the final hole on Sunday
Tiger Woods – 7/4
Phil Mickelson – 17/1
Geoff Ogilvy - 16/1
Jim Furyk – 22/1
Paul Casey – 22/1
Steve Stricker – 30/1
Sergio Garcia – 40/1
Retief Goosen – 40/1
Ernie Els – 45/1
Sean O’Hair – 50/1
Padraig Harrington – 45/1
Rory McIlroy – 45/1
Camilo Villegas – 45/1
Henrik Stenson – 50/1
Hunter Mahon – 66/1
Vijay Singh – 50/1
Kenny Perry – 55/1
David Toms – 66/1
Angel Cabrera – 66/1
All other players are 55/1 or bigger – visit paddypower.com to check the latest odds and in play prices.
Irish Open Outright Betting
May 12, 2009
The 3 Irish Open is part of the European Tour takes place at County Louth golf course situated in Baltray, Drogheada in Ireland. It commences on 14th May and runs through to the 17th May, previous winners of the event include Colin Montgomerie, Nick Faldo and Seve Ballesteros. The event originally started in 1927 and is regarded as one of the best European Tour events by players, the prize fund consists of €2,6 million a far cry from the first prize in 1927 of £750.
The bookmaker Boylesports is paying 1/4 odds on up to 6 places on this golf tournament. The favourite for this years Irish Open is Padraig Harrington at odds of 11/1, the winner of last years tournament Richard Finch has odds of 80/1.
Irish Open Selected Outright Odds
- 11/1 – Padraig Harrington
- 14/1 – Rory Mcilroy
- 18/1 – Lee Westwood
- 28/1 – Thomas Bjorn
- 30/1 – Ross Fisher
- 30/1 – Graeme Mcdowell
- 33/1 – Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
- 33/1 – Francesco Molinari
- 35/1 – Raphael Jacquelin
- 35/1 – Charl Schwartzel
- 80/1 – Scott Strange
- 80/1 – Richard Finch
- 150/1 – Pablo Larrazabal
- 1000/1 – John Kelly
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Tiger Woods Odds Look Generous in US Masters Golf Betting
April 8, 2009
For Golf lovers around the World, the words Augusta and Golf can only mean one thing, the first major of the season is upon us and the 2009 US Masters Tournament promises to be as exciting as ever with the return of Tiger Woods to the Majors scene following his absence from the the British Open and PGA Championship last eyar due to injury.
Whenever Tiger lines up in the field, he is automatically made the bookmakers favourite to win and for good reason, he is undoubtedly the best Golfer the game has ever seen and we should all appreciate that we are lucky enough to enjoy seeing him play. Tiger is currently best odds of 5/2 with Sportingbet to win his fifth US Masters Crown, the last coming back in 2005 and that is certainly a generous offering for a player who has such profound form on this Georgia course. His win in the Arnold Palmer Invitational a couple of weeks ago highlighted that he is once again getting back to winnign ways and he is sure to be as hungry as ever to don the famous green jacket once again.
Last year’s winner, Trevor Immelman, can be backed at 100/1 with Ladbrokes to regain his title which is surely to attract plenty of each way support, while two times winner, Phil Mickelson, sits just behind Tiger in the betting at best odd sof 9/1, again with Ladbrokes.
If you are looking to bet on the US Masters, then it is certainly worth checking out the odds of your fancied player at Paddy Power, who are the only bookmaker offering a fantastic 6 places if you are betting each way.
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