(GOLF) Canadian Open Betting Tips
Canadian Open Betting Tips
*Betting Odds provided by Sky Bet (paying up to six places)
Matt Kuchar - 10/1:
Arguably the world's most consistent player did nothing wrong at the British Open last week, but a miracle comeback from Jordan Spieth ended his hopes of becoming a major winner. Nevertheless, he will have taken confidence off his second place finish, and he also has form at the event, with three top 10's at Glen Abbey; including a T2 in 2013.
Jim Furyk - 40/1:
The Ryder Cup veteran has not performed to anywhere near his best this season; even missing six consecutive cuts in a stretch from April - June. He has since broken that streak and attained three top 35 finishes, but he is still not at his best. Nevertheless, finishes of 13, 4 and T9 means at Glen Abbey means he may recapture his form at a place he enjoys playing.
Chad Campbell - 50/1:
The American is been in great form recently; accumulating five top 20 finishes in his last seven events. He is also a model of consistency at Glen Abbey, with a T26, T11 and T16 recorded there in 2016, 2015 and 2013 respectively.
William McGirt - 100/1:
McGirt Seems to love playing in Canada. He is 6/6 at the Canadian Open, including two T2 finishes. One of those second places also occurred at the course that is to play host to this year's event, Glen Abbey. He has been in iffy form recently, but 100/1 for a world number 57 is not bad odds if you ask me; especially with his form at the event.
Ricky Barnes - 100/1:
Barnes has made ten out of the last twelve cuts, including a T15 in his last outing at the Barbasol. He also has course form, with a T5 last year and a T11 in 2015.
Alex Cejka - 125/1:
The one time PGA Tour winner is struggling this year, but he has recorded a T15 at the Barbasol and a T9 at the Greenbrier in the past month. He also played the event last year and finished in a T5, meaning his 125/1 odds look attractive this week.
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| Jhonattan Vegas won his second PGA Tour title at the Canadian open last year |
*Betting Odds provided by Sky Bet (paying up to six places)
Matt Kuchar - 10/1:
Arguably the world's most consistent player did nothing wrong at the British Open last week, but a miracle comeback from Jordan Spieth ended his hopes of becoming a major winner. Nevertheless, he will have taken confidence off his second place finish, and he also has form at the event, with three top 10's at Glen Abbey; including a T2 in 2013.
Jim Furyk - 40/1:
The Ryder Cup veteran has not performed to anywhere near his best this season; even missing six consecutive cuts in a stretch from April - June. He has since broken that streak and attained three top 35 finishes, but he is still not at his best. Nevertheless, finishes of 13, 4 and T9 means at Glen Abbey means he may recapture his form at a place he enjoys playing.
Chad Campbell - 50/1:
The American is been in great form recently; accumulating five top 20 finishes in his last seven events. He is also a model of consistency at Glen Abbey, with a T26, T11 and T16 recorded there in 2016, 2015 and 2013 respectively.
William McGirt - 100/1:
McGirt Seems to love playing in Canada. He is 6/6 at the Canadian Open, including two T2 finishes. One of those second places also occurred at the course that is to play host to this year's event, Glen Abbey. He has been in iffy form recently, but 100/1 for a world number 57 is not bad odds if you ask me; especially with his form at the event.
Ricky Barnes - 100/1:
Barnes has made ten out of the last twelve cuts, including a T15 in his last outing at the Barbasol. He also has course form, with a T5 last year and a T11 in 2015.
Alex Cejka - 125/1:
The one time PGA Tour winner is struggling this year, but he has recorded a T15 at the Barbasol and a T9 at the Greenbrier in the past month. He also played the event last year and finished in a T5, meaning his 125/1 odds look attractive this week.
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