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Irish Open Betting Tips & Predictions
We have a fantastic summer of golf to come as some of the biggest events on the calendar take place in the UK. Fans wait in anticipation as players look to write their name into the history books and we can follow the drama live. For those who can’t make it along to watch professional golf in the summer sun, Sky Sports provide live coverage, keeping us in the loop. Here are our top Irish Open betting tips.
This week’s offering comes from The North Course, Lahinch Golf Club in County Clare as attentions turn to what will be an interesting renewal of the Irish Open. Play gets underway on Thursday morning and you can follow all four days of play, taking us through to Sunday’s climax, live on Sky Sports, with expert commentary and analysis.
Co. Clare Plays Host for the 64th Edition
This competition has been included in the European Tour as an annual event since 1974 but it’s worth knowing the venue changes, so that makes looking at course form all the more difficult. The 64th outing will be played in Co Clare, a course that will provide those in attendance with a real challenge. Many won’t take kindly to the week ahead but finding the players who will enjoy going around Lahinch Golf Club could see you profit from the occasion.
There’s no lack of betting markets available. You can put your money where your mouth is and back the outright winner or take advantage of the safety net that comes with playing each-way. There are also no lack of specials markets, including top 10 finish, first round leader, to make the cut, top American, top European, a hole in one, and plenty more besides.
When the play gets underway, you’ll be delighted to learn many of the most popular options remain live thanks to in-play betting, meaning a punt on the outcome is always possible. Get on early to secure a better price about your selection winning the Irish Open or be patient and wait until we see which players take to the course. After a few holes it will become obvious who is sizing up a big weekend and who doesn’t seem to fancy it. You’ll also get a chance to see what the weather is doing, which is always important when betting on UK and Irish sport.
