Paul Casey, Luke Donald and Retief Goosen took the flight from Scotland to Ontario, Canada for this week’s Canadian Open.
Casey, fresh off of his 3rd place finish at the British Open last week, is the golf betting favorite to win his tournament matchup against Donald in the Canadian Open.

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Dustin Johnson, Mr. Pebble Beach himself, travels to Stockholm, Sweden this week to take on some of Europe’s best, including British Open victor Louis Oosthuizen, at the Scandinavian Masters.
Johnson is a co-favorite in the golf sportsbook to get his irons and putter on the Bro Hof Slot links golf course.

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Golf bettors know that Nick Price is the greatest golfer ever to come from Zimbabwe, which is no big deal in and of itself, but the 53-year-old was unquestionably one of the best players of his time, and is probably meeting with some of his best success to date on the Champions Tour, where it’s a good bet you’ll run into some of the legendary names you know from the past on any given weekend.

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Phil Mickelson shot a 74 in the final round of last week’s The Players Championship after shooting a 66 in the 3rd round. He failed to crack the Top 10 as the second golf betting choice in the sportsbook.

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The PGA Tour heads to New Orleans, Louisiana for the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Usually the type of tournament that the big guns decide to skip, the Zurich Classic has attracted a few name golfers looking to get their games back on track.
One of those, Steve Stricker, was all the rage to start out 2010 when Tiger Woods was out of action. Stricker hasn’t lived up to the hype so far this…

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Even without the top names in golf showing up for the Verizon Heritage, the tournament match-ups could lead to profitable golf wagers for sports gamblers.
Tiger, Phil, Lee Westwood and Anthony Kim, four of the top 5 finishers in last week’s Masters Tournament, will all skip this week’s Verizon Heritage at Hilton Head, South Carolina. That’s okay, though, because some big names…

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It took a 71 4th round on Monday, but Ernie Els did it again. The WGC-CA winner proved best in his second straight tournament when shooting a 277 and beating Edoardo Molinari and Kevin Na by 2 strokes, -11 to -9. It proved that Els is indeed back.
Ernie hadn’t won a tournament since 2008.

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The Arnold Palmer Invitational will be missing the 2009 winner, Tiger Woods, but that doesn’t mean that the matchups in the golf sportsbook aren’t worth looking at.
Profitable potential wagers exist in every PGA Tour Event.  The reason is that golf is one of those sports where it’s very difficult to find the winner.  Taking low odds is almost never a good…

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The Honda Classic should be an excellent tournament on which to wager this week. Some of the biggest names in golf are teeing off on Thursday in the Honda Classic.
Besides betting on a golfer to win the tournament straight-up, golf bettors can bet tournament matchups as well as on which golfers will finish in both the Top 4 and the Top 10.
Let’s take a look at some of the better wagers in…

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