Perhaps more than most of the popular North American sports, pro golf is a tough, strange beast to tame. It’s dart-throwing. It’s a needle in a haystack. However, because the odds of a particular golfer winning are so low, you can make a lot more money per bet on golf than you can on most sports.
The best golfers in the world converge on the Monterey peninsula this week for the 110th U.S. Open, the second of golf’s four official majors.
PGA Golf Betting fans couldn’t be happier as Tiger Woods returns to the PGA Tour this week after a nine-month layoff following knee surgery.
Woods announced last week that he will play in the World Golf Championship -Accenture Match-Play Championship in Arizona, which gets going Wednesday. It will be his first tournament since having reconstructive ACL surgery after winning the U.S. Open last June.
For the last four years the only real golf betting option at the Buick Invitational has been Tiger Woods. With Woods sidelined heading into this week’s Buick at Torrey Pines his reign at the top will finally come to an end.
