2024 Amgen Irish Open Golf Betting Tips & Predictions
6 September, 2024
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Trophee Hassan II Betting Tips & Predictions
Get ready for our Trophee Hassan II betting tips. We are now into the thick of what has already been a fascinating golf season; there’s plenty more to come as tournaments of note hit us thick and fast on the approach to summer. We have some big events to look forward to in the UK and Ireland, including Majors and fans are delighted to see Tiger Woods back in the frame.
It has been a while since followers have had things so good and the American’s return to the top of the game has blown the betting wide-open. There’s now value to be found in the outright betting markets; or punters can wait to get a feel for how things are going, taking into account weather and course challenges, before risking their cash with an in-play wager.
This week our team of golf betting tipsters focus on the Trophee Hassan II which takes place at The Red Course, Royal Golf Dar Es Salem in Rabat Morocco. Play gets underway on Thursday morning with a 11.30am GMT start time. We can keep pace with the action thanks to the live coverage offered by Sky Sports, with all four days of play covered.
Major bookmakers, back in love with golf following Tiger’s heroics, have put in the work to ensure we have plenty to choose from when sizing up a bet on the action. Have your say on the outright winner of the tournament, or bet on first round leader; top-five finish; a top-10 finish; top American player; the top European; to make the cut; winning margin and plenty more besides.
Luiten Leads the Way
The current outright betting has Joost Luiten as favourite to come out on top, but the market is far from convincing with traders offering competitive odds and challenging punters to have their say on who will hand in a winning card at the conclusion of Sunday’s round. The favourite is 16/1 at Bet365 and that’s where you should bet if you fancy Luiten to do the business as there’s no lack of 14/1 about with the competition.
His main rival is expected to be Jorge Campillo who can be backed at a market best price of 25/1 with William Hill. Again, it’s worth checking your bets and following our advice as many major bookies are giving only 18/1 on the same result and that’s a mistake we can’t afford to make. Others prominent in the early betting are Jordan Smith 25/1 (Bet365), Fabrizio Zanotti 25/1 (bet365), Nacho Elvira 25/1 (Bet365), Alexander Levy 25/1 (Bet365) and Erik Van Rooyen 28/1 (Bet365).
Levy arrives for this year’s renewal as defending champion, having won with a score of -8 last year, following on from the success of Edoardo Molinari on nine-under the year before, that result achieved following a play-off. Jeunghun Wang needed a play-off to bank the prize money in 2016, there was no catching Richie Ramsay’s -10 in 2015 and Alejandro Canizares posted a -19 in 2014 to finish top of the tree.
