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The Memorial Tournament Betting Tips William McGirt won his first PGA Tour title at the 2016 Memorial Tournament *Odds provided by Sky Bet Tony Finau - 40/1: The big hitting youngster is coming off the back of six finishes inside the top 35 in his last seven starts, including a 5th at the Valspar and a T3 at the Valero Texas Open. He is 2/2 at the Memorial with a T11 and a T8 to his name. Charl Schwartzel - 66/1 The South African is the most consistent player in the field at this tournament, with five finishes inside the top 22 in the last six editions of the Memorial. Worryingly, after a solo third place finish at the Masters, he has followed that up with a MC at the Players and a WD at the Byron Nelson. However, at 66/1 he could be worth a shot this week. Marc Leishman - 66/1 The Australian has made the cut in the last six editions at the Memorial, including a T11 in 2016 and a T5 in 2015. He has made 10 cuts in his 12 starts in 2017, including a win at the Arnold Palm...

AT&T Byron Nelson Betting Tips Sergio Garcia celebrates following his victory at the 2016 AT&T Byron Nelson Championship *Odds provided by Sky Bet Brooks Koepka - 14/1: Koepka comes into this week as 4th favourite according to Sky Bet. After a missed cut here in his debut in 2014, he has come back strongly; finishing in a T10 in 2015 and a playoff loss to Garcia in 2016. He has also finished in the top 16 in all of his last 5 starts on the world stage. Charley Hoffman - 33/1: I have picked him so many times this year, simply because I firmly believe he has a strong chance of winning each week. Hoffman has good form at the course, having finished in the top 12 in his last 3 starts. His form has cooled in recent weeks, but his history at the Byron Nelson Championship means he could challenge this week. Tony Finau - 33/1: Finau is a very impressive player and I expect him to rack up quite a few PGA Tour titles in his career. In his two starts here, he has finished i...

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...