All the fans of golf betting know will be zeroed into this week’s PGA Championship are well aware that former winners of that tournament are invited back for life, and there are a number of previous winners who are currently in a dry spell and want to regain a little magic this week.

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Golf betting fans who will be watching and wagering on the year’s last major may be interested in the five reasons why Tiger Woods, the #1 player in the world, will NOT win the PGA Championship this week.
It’s not as if a lot of arm twisting has to be done, as Woods has not shown a lot of signs of being a champion lately.

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The final major tournament of 2010, the USPGA Championship, is this week’s PGA Event.  Tiger Woods, who finished 78th at last week’s Bridgestone Invitational and finished at +18 over par, is the second choice in the golf sportsbook to win this week’s USPGA.  The top choice is Phil Mickelson.
Neither guy is playing well enough, in my opinion, to be considered the…

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Considering that Tiger Woods acknowledged that he is reworking his swing, and that his personal issues have affected his game, it’s mind boggling that he’s the second choice in the golf sportsbook to win this week’s USPGA Championship.
What’s more mind boggling is that he’s going off at even money golf odds to finish in the Top 10 at this week’s USPGA…

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For any golf bettors out there, the wait is over: It’s time to break down the PGA Championship Golf Odds.
But why bet on who’ll win the tournament, when there is so much more that the BetUS.com sports book has to offer.

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Golf bettors should be paying attention, because they want to know all the angles, and what we’ve got to present today are the five reasons why Tiger Woods will win the PGA Championship, which gets underway on Thursday at Whistling Straits in Kohler, WI. A lot of people are down on Woods at the moment, after some lousy tournament results of late.

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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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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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The favorite to win this week’s Turning Stone Championship, the PGA Tour’s second tournament this week, is Brendon De Jonge at +1400 in the golf betting.
Those are excellent golf odds on De Jonge who was terrific when finishing third at last week’s Greenbriar Classic, but those odds don’t make De Jonge one of the best bets to win this week’s Turning Stone…

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