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WGC Bridgestone Invitational Betting Tips DJ continued his hot streak as he won the title as he conquered Firestone in 2016 *Betting Odds provided by Sky Bet (paying up to six places) Rickie Fowler - 16/1: Fowler has three tops tens at Firestone in the past three years, as well as a T2 in 2011. Nine of his 15 starts this year have yielded top 12 finishes, including a win at the Honda Classic in February. Brooks Koepka - 16/1:  The American is becoming one of the biggest names in golf, following his triumph at the US Open with a T6 at the British Open. Finished T6 at this event in 2015. Paul Casey - 33/1:  The Englishman keeps has been threatening a win for a number of months now, but he is struggling to make the breakthrough. Casey has finished no worse than a tie for 26 in his past eight events. He has also finished T16-T17 here in the past two years. Zach Johnson - 50/1: The two time Major winner is enjoying an upturn in form in recent weeks. Followed up a ...

Travelers Championship Betting Tips: Russell Knox edged out Jerry Kelly to win the 2016 Travellers Championship *Odds Provided By Sky Bet Paul Casey - 20/1: The Englishman has made the cut in 20 of his last 21 events, a run which includes eight finishes inside the top ten. He was contending last week at the US Open, before a poor weekend put an end to his hopes of becoming a major champion. In the past two years at his event, he has finished T17 in 2016 and 2nd in 2015. Daniel Berger - 28/1: Two events ago, Berger became a two-time winner on the PGA Tour as he retained the FedEx St Jude title. He had a good chance of winning this event last year going into Sunday, before a final round 74 put an end to his hopes. He was forced to settle for a T5. Marc Leishman - 30/1: The Australian is 5/5 in his last five starts at the Travelers; a stretch of results that reads T9, T39, T11, T30, Win. He is already a winner on the PGA tour this season, having won the prestigious Arnold ...

Arnold Palmer Invitational The PGA Tour makes the short trip across Florida from Palm Harbor to Orlando in order to contest the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Unfortunately, this will be the first event played after the passing of the late Arnold Palmer, ensuring the week will be one filled with emotion. Nevertheless, given that this is one of the marquee events on the PGA Tour, the field will comprise of a number of the world's top players who will no doubt be inspired to play their best in memory of the late great. In terms of the course, Bay Hill is a par 72 measuring 7,419 yards. Despite it's lengthy yardage scoring is usually low, with the last 5 editions being won with a score of -13 or lower. Last Year: Jason Day held the 54 hole lead at -15 and a 2 shot lead over his nearest competitors, but proceedings weren't plain sailing for the Australian as he opened with 3 bogeys in his first 5 holes. This allowed Kevin Chappell to make his mark, and the American held the le...