FedEx Open de France Golf Predictions & Betting Tips
8 October, 2024
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Memorial Tournament Betting Tips & Predictions
Following a lull in the action we appear to be back to full-strength this weekend with the Memorial Tournament promising golf fans a spectacular few days of action. Some of the top names in the sport are out to play, including Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, the latter brimming with confidence following that astonishing effort at Augusta when claiming his fifth green jacket. Here are our top Memorial Tournament betting tips.
As well as a host of famous faces, there’s also plenty of betting value in this one as bookmakers cover a number of exciting markets, including outright winner, first round leader, top-10 finish, top European, top American and to make the cut or not. Will we see Tiger build on recent glory and claim another respected title, will Rory show his idol the way home or will the winner of the Memorial Tournament come from further down the list?
Strong Line-Up in Attendance
The Memorial Tournament was first played back in 1976 and went on to become one of the most admired fixtures on the calendar outside of the majors. It always boasts a strong line-up with the sport’s leading players seeing it as an ideal way to sharpen their tools heading into a busy summer. This year’s renewal will be no different and, as well as McIlroy and Woods, we also have the likes of Justin Rose, Matt Kuchar and Rickie Fowler in attendance.
Four days of action will begin on Thursday with UK followers able to watch the play live on Sky Sports from 7.30pm GMT. That means punters can keep pace with the progress of their bets or watch the action and get a feel for how things are going before getting their cash down in-play. Major bookmakers keep many of the pre-tournament markets live throughout the weekend, with prices altered to match the flow of play.
That means you can track the early progress of your favourite players before deciding if they deserve your stake money. Eagle-eyed punters may also spot an outsider holding his own in the opening exchanges and thinking him worth an each-way interest before the traders cut his price. At the conclusion of the first-round leader market it becomes second round leader, and so on, so there’s always something to bet on.
