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Get ready to tee off on an incredible range of golf betting markets at William Hill: there are tournaments held every week around the world, and here you'll find a great selection of odds on all of them.
From the PGA and DP World Tour to the four majors, Ryder Cup and LIV Golf, you'll find odds on the best players, the rising stars, and the biggest tournaments the game of golf has to offer.
Throughout the year you'll see the likes of Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Brooks Koepka, Tiger Woods and Jordan Spieth take to some of the most famous courses on the planet. At William Hill, you'll find betting markets on every golf tournament going.
The 2024 Masters Tournament will take place at Augusta National Golf Club from April 11 to 14. Some call it the best golf tournament of the year. With a combination of pristine course conditions, history, and the best players in the world vying for a green jacket, the Masters always brings excitement and fun to the world of golf.
In the 2023 Masters, Jon Rahm secured victory by four shots over Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson, finishing with a score of 12 under par. Rahm has since left the PGA Tour to play for LIV but'll be back to defend his Masters title. Golfers like Scottie Scheffler, Wyndham Clark, and Xander Schauffele are playing well in the weeks leading up to the Masters.
Augusta National, renowned for its pristine beauty and challenging layout, features the legendary Amen Corner, holes 11 through 13, where players can move quickly up or down the leaderboard. Staying updated with the latest odds and data is crucial to make informed decisions about who will emerge victorious. With fast green speeds and tight fairways, the Masters leaderboard changes constantly.
Find all of your Masters odds and Master betting opportunities here. Pay close attention to golfers who have played well in years past and the players who are on hot streaks in the early months of 2024. You'll have opportunities to research Masters odds on who will win, low rounds of each day, hole-in-ones, winning margins, and more.
Experience the 2024 Masters like never before. Get inside the ropes by placing your bets and seeing what it feels like to make every shot count in the 2024 Masters Tournament.
The majors are golf's most-prestigious events: the ones that every professional golfer dreams of winning at some point in their career. There are four golf majors: the Masters, the PGA Championship, the U.S. Open and the Open Championship, and you can find a massive range of odds and betting market on each one here at William Hill.
The Masters is one of golf's four majors, and the only one always held at the same venue each year. Augusta National in Georgia is home to the Masters, with the prestigious green jacket awarded to the champion.
The Masters turns 90 years old in 2024 and becoming part of that rich history is one of the main reasons that every player strives so hard to finish top of the leaderboard at Augusta. You'll find all the latest odds on the Masters here, including the outright winner and markets for first round leaders, who will make the cut, the winning margin and even whether a player will make a hole in one.
The 2023 Masters was won by Spain's Jon Rahm. He finished four strokes ahead of the American pair of Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson.
The next edition of golf's Masters tournament will be held at Augusta National from Thursday, 11th to Sunday, 14th April 2024.
You can find all the latest odds on the PGA Championship at William Hill, with a big range of markets available for one of golf's flagship events. The PGA Championship is one of golf's majors and is held every year at a different venue around the United States.
The PGA Championship used to be the final major on the calendar but has been moved to mid-May since 2019. It's the only one of golf's four majors that this is exclusively for professional players. You'll be able to bet on the winner of the next PGA Championship, as well as in-play odds and new markets for each day of the tournament.
America's Brooks Koepka was the winner of the 2023 PGA Championship, with the tournament held at Oak Hill in Rochester, New York. It was Koepka's third PGA Championship title in the last six years, finishing two strokes ahead of compatriot Scottie Scheffler and Norway's Viktor Hovland.
The 2024 PGA Championship will be held in May 2024, with Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky hosting the tournament for the fourth time in its history.
The U.S. Open is the third of golf's four major events, and one of the oldest having been established all the way back in 1895. The U.S. Open is held at a different venue every year, and in 2023 it had the biggest prize pot of any major.
You can bet on a range of golf markets on the U.S. Open, including the outright winner, who will lead after the first round, the margin of victory of the champion, and lots more.
The 2023 U.S. Open was won by Wyndham Clark, who finished one stroke ahead of Rory McIlroy to clinch his first major. Los Angeles Country Club was the venue, and it was the first time Clark had even finished in the top-70 of a major.
The 2024 US Open will be held at Pinehurst in North Carolina; the first time the course has hosted the tournament in a decade. It will begin on Thursday, 13th June 2024, wrapping up on 16th June. Will there be another first-time champion following Wyndham Clark's fantastic success?
The Open Championship is the oldest golf tournament in the world, dating back to 1860. Sometimes called the British Open or just simply The Open, it's the only one of golf's majors to be held outside the United States. Held at links courses around the UK, players compete to lift the iconic Claret Jug.
The Open Championship is the final major on golf's calendar, and we have a big selection of online betting markets on the event every year. You'll find odds on every competing player to win the Open outright, as well as markets for the margin of victory, who will make the cut, and more.
The 2023 Open Championship is to be staged at Royal Liverpool Golf Club on Merseyside; the 13th time the event will be held here. Rory McIlroy was the winner on the last occasion that Royal Liverpool hosted, in 2014, but the 2022 Open was won by the Australian Cameron Smith at St Andrews.
The 2023 Open Championship will start on Thursday, 20th July and finish on Sunday, 23rd July.
LIV Golf is a relatively new golf tour, taking its name from the Roman numerals for 54 – the number of holes played in each event on the tour. You can bet on LIV Golf tournaments here at William Hill, with markets on each event's winner and odds on how the tournament will unfold.
The first ever LIV Golf event was in 2022, with the first season won by American Dustin Johnson. In 2023, the LIV Golf League comprises 14 different events and concludes in November.
The Ryder Cup is a golf event like no other: a team-based battle between Europe and the United States. Held every other year, the Ryder Cup draws huge audiences both in-person and on TV as a sport typically focussed on the individual suddenly becomes a team game with fierce – if still friendly – rivalry.
The Ryder Cup features 12-player teams facing off in a variety of formats, including fourballs, foursomes and singles. A place on the team – and a chance to represent your region on the biggest stage – is highly-prized, as is the chance to captain the team and choose which player goes in which format.
At William Hill, you'll find a massive range of betting markets befitting one of the most hard-fought and dramatic golf tournaments in the world. You can bet on the overall winner – Europe or the USA – as well as top team points scorer and more.
The location of the Ryder Cup alternates between a venue in Europe and the US: 2021 was held at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin so it's the turn of Europe in 2023. This year's Ryder Cup will be staged at Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome, Italy, starting on Friday, 29th September 2023 and ending on Sunday, 1st October. Luke Donald will captain Europe while Zach Johnson skippers the US.
The United States are the current Ryder Cup champions; the last four Ryder Cups have alternated between European and US winners.
The most coveted trophy in women's professional golf, the Solheim Cup – like the men's Ryder Cup – takes place every two years and is a team competition pitting Europe against the US.
First held in 1990, the most recent Solheim Cup was won by Europe in 2021, after the team triumphed at the Inverness Club in Toledo. In 2023, Europe will seek to defend that title in Spain's Casares. The 2023 Solheim Cup will be held between 22nd and 24th September.
Get ready to bet on all the action from the Solheim Cup with a range of betting markets, including whether Europe can make it three wins in a row.
At William Hill, we offer a range of golf betting markets including:
- Tournament winner
- First round leader
- Top-5 finish
- Top-10 finish
- Top-20 finish
- Make the cut – will the player make the weekend?
- Top nationality – choose from top European, American, Scandinavian, Australian, South African and more
Plus, for each golf event, you'll find golf odds relating to the tournament in general. These can include golf betting on whether there will be a hole in one and how many strokes the tournament will be won by.
During each tournament, you can get the latest odds with in-play golf betting. So, if you spot a player finding form, you can back them to claim the title.
Each-way betting is available in most sports, including golf.
When placing a bet on the tournament winner, there's the option of betting them to win the event or backing them each-way. If you back a player each-way, it will cost double your original stake but typically pays out if your chosen player finishes in the top number of positions. Look out for our enhanced place terms.
In all golf tournaments, players complete their opening two rounds in groups of three, usually around eight minutes apart from another three-ball.
Three-ball golf betting is where you back one of the three players to shoot the lowest score over a specific round of golf.
Recent form is one of the most important factors in judging how a player will fare. With golf betting tips , you can get some big-priced winners with the number of players lining up in a tournament.
The higher-ranked players, or ones with a good record at that event, are likely to start towards the top of the betting. Whereas a player who seems to be out of form will be available at longer odds.
Another good guide is course form, because certain players thrive in specific conditions. Some events see drier greens, meaning they'll be firm and fast, while some players are worth following when the wind picks up.
If the course is set up long, then players with a powerful drive are likely to be well-suited, especially when looking for scoring opportunities on the par-fives.
Length off the tee isn't always a good thing; if the rough is long or the fairways are narrow, it might pay to be a shorter, more accurate hitter. That's where fairways in regulation and greens in regulation stats come in handy.
It might sound obvious but look for players whose putters are hot. If they're making the putts, then they're likely to be on the birdie hunt to climb the leaderboard.
Each golf event will see William Hill offering a range of promotions. So, keep an eye on what's up for grabs on each tournament, as they could include:
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