Golf bettors who like to follow past performances of golfers as they prepare to handicap tournaments can only come to one conclusion about David Toms – that he has a way with the TPC Southwind course in Memphis, site of the St. Jude Classic since 1989.
He has won the event twice, and in fact is one of only two back-to-winners they have ever seen in the tournament (the other being Lee…

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One of the great things about betting on golf is that you get to take all kinds of angles in your wagering. For instance, you can bet on which European player is going to finish highest.

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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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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 best Thai golfer in the world, Thongchai Jaidee, will try for his 3rd straight Malaysian Open title this week. Jaidee won the Malaysian Open in 2004 and 2005.

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