No one is quite sure when it happened, but it seems like over the last couple years, players from Ireland and Great Britain have taken over the sport of golf.
The names are familiar: Rory McIlroy. Padraig Harrington. Justin Rose. It’s amazing how many great players descend from such a small part of the world.

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Golf bettors who follow and wager on the entire sport are aware of what is happening everywhere, including the Champions Tour, and right now they are weighing in on who will be the top senior player in the PGA Championship, which begins on Thursday at Whistling Straits in Kohler, WI.

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All eyes are not on the perceived Top 2 golf betting favorites and #1 and #2 ranked golfers in the world, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, going into this week’s USPGA Championship.
Woods, playing over a course that he had dominated during his career, shot a horrid 298 including a final round of 77 at the Bridgestone Invitational to finish in 78th place.  Only one other golfer…

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Vaughn Taylor was oh so close to winning the Turning Stone Championship in 2009. He shot a 17 under to tie eventual winner Matt Kuchar. Taylor is back for more at the Atunyote Golf Club, this time as a golf betting favorite, while Kuchar is not as the “B-League” golfers on the PGA Tour, those who didn’t receive an invite from the WGC to play at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational…

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Golf bettors are faced with the following question – would you bet on Tiger Woods losing his #1 position in the Official World Golf Rankings? That is a very real thing to ponder, because if you do, you would be placing a wager on either Phil Mickelson, who is priced at +1000 in the golf betting odds, or Lee Westwood, who is listed at +1200, in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, which begins on…

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Yes, golf bettors know that there is some other action this week, aside from that which will be contested at Firestone Country Club in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational; the Champions Tour crowned a Senior U.S. Open champion last week, and he is the golf betting favorite this week as the tour moves on to Minnesota for the 3M Championship.

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Golf bettors who really follow the sport closely understand the significance of the World Golf Championships, and you can bet the players do too, because they show up for, among other things, the monster purses. This week the world’s best will converge at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, which begins on Thursday and concludes on Sunday at the Firestone Country Club in Akron, O.

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Is Lee Westwood a good golf betting pick to be the top European player at this week’s WGC-Bridgestone Invitational?
Westwood, who was last seen finishing 2nd to Lee Oosthuizen at the British Open, is the favorite based on the golf wagering odds in the sportsbook to beat the rest of his Euro peers.

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Some of the best that Ireland and the European Tour has to offer will show up in Killarney this week for the Irish Open. Rory McIlroy is a big favorite in golf betting in the sportsbook to win the Irish Open this week.
When it comes to the tournament matchups, the Irish Open presents an intriguing challenge.

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Jim Furyk remains a +1400 golf betting favorite in the sportsbook to win the Greenbrier Classic this week. His closest competitor in that category, Matt Kuchar, is at +1800.
For some reason, though, Furyk isn’t the favorite in the sportsbook in his individual matchup to beat Kuchar.
The discrepancy on the PGA Tour’s iron-wielding men to win straight-up and in their individual…

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