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Dean & Deluca Invitational Betting Tips *Odds provided by Sky Bet Jason Dufner - 25/1: The world number 64 returns to the course where he has had some near misses in the past, but has never broken through for a win. In the past five editions at Colonial, he has had two 2nd place finishes and a T6 to his name. He has also been in good form in recent months, having made his last ten cuts. Seven of those have gone for top 25 finishes. Kevin Kisner - 28/1: Kisner has got to win again soon. His form has alluded him in his past few events, but aside from that he has already five top 11 finishes this year. In regards to his course form, he has a T10 in 2016 and a T5 in 2015 to his name. Chris Kirk - 40/1:  The four time PGA Tour winner has not enjoyed a very good start to 2017, but there are signs that his struggles may have come to an end. In his last start at the Players, he recorded a T12 finish. He clearly enjoys playing at Colonial, having made all of his last six ...

Shell Houston Open: Texas is the home for this week's PGA Tour event as the players head to Houston. With The Masters just a week away, many of those playing on the biggest stage are playing this week in order to get some final practice in before the biggest week of the year. The field is therefore stacked, with Jordan Spieth, Henrik Stenson and Justin Rose just a few that will tee it up this week. The course is a par-71 measuring 7,457 yards. Scoring is usually low with scores regularly eclipsing 15 under par. Although usually a marquee event due to it being a week before the Masters, players with less prestige on tour tend to do well; with Jim Herman, D.A Points and Matt Jones all lifting the trophy in the past 5 years. Last Year:  Jim Herman would go into the final round with the 54-hole lead. The American was 179th in the world rankings and without a win. It looked as if he would be under a lot of pressure to achieve victory for the first time on the PGA Tour, with Henrik S...

Puerto Rico Open Alongside the World Golf Championship in Texas this week, the PGA Tour will also host a lesser event in the shape of the Puerto Rico Open.  The tournament will be held at Trump International Golf Club, with the course a Par 72 measuring 7,569 yards. With most of the world's best players playing in Texas, this tournament will represent great opportunities for those playing. Not only does it provide lesser known players the chance to win a PGA Tour sanctioned event, but it also provides an opportunity for those that are fighting to retain/win their tour card to accumulate both money and FedEx cup points. This event is therefore a big week for all of its competitors. Last Year: Tony Finau won his maiden PGA Tour event as he emerged victorious following a playoff with Steve Marino. After both recorded -2 par rounds of 70 in the final round to tie for the lead, it was the big hitting American who would prevail after 3 extra holes. Unfortunately, Finau will not de...