Matt Cooper

Australian in to 22/1 from 45/1 as Masters 2020 betting market fluctuates

Before you place those bets, check out our President's Cup betting breakdown!

The World Golf Championship takes place this weekend with the HSBC Champions without some big names. Check out the best bets to make.

The United States travels to Scotland to play Europe in the 2019 Solheim Cup and here are three bets you need to make.

Can Patrick Reed make a run at the FedExCup after a stellar weekend at The Northern Trust?

Could the 2019 British Open see a first-time major winner? Quite possibly, and we like these three golfers' chances best.

Which Americans should you be backing to with this year's British Open?

On the back of his Irish Open success, sportsbook have trimmed Jon Rahm's British Open odds - but golf bettors are still seeing value in his 14/1 price.

Before placing your British Open bet, look to the Irish & Scottish Opens, as well at the Qatar Masters and the John Deere Classic for clues. It can pay off handsomely.

Ryan Moore might not be a household name but his previous history at the tournament outside Hartford, not to mention an interesting trend from this event’s traditional spot the week after the U.S. Open, makes him a solid bet.

The 29-year-old star has won four majors in the past 24 months but Pebble Beach might not be the test best suited for Koepka. Instead, look for these other candidates to capture the year’s third golf major.

Prior to the McDowell-inspired burst of European success the international contingent had taken it to the Americans in this tournament. Between Ernie Els’ win in 1994 and Angel Cabrera’s in 2007 no less than seven of 14 winners came from outside the U.S. and Europe. Who can relight that fire this week?