PGA Championship Odds – Tiger Specials
The PGA Championship begins tomorrow and like every tournament that involves Tiger Woods, the story of the weekend will be all about Tiger Woods.
Last weekend Tiger Woods had his worst professional round, he finished 18 shots over par in a tournament that he once dominated. This weekend US Ryder Cup captain Cory Pavin let it be known that Tiger Woods isn’t guaranteed a spot on the American team.
If you are a golf bettor or a sportsbook that takes bets on golf, what’s going on in golf is something we haven’t had to worry about in over a decade. Tiger Woods isn’t a favorite, actually he’s not even predicted to finish in the top ten at the PGA Championship this weekend.
Our good friends at BetUS.com have sent over their Tiger Woods specials for the PGA Championship and there is some money to be made, no matter how Tiger finishes this weekend.
USPGA Championship 2010 : Tiger Woods Specials
Tiger Woods Specials
Tiger Woods to score a round of 80 or worse +175
Tiger Woods to score a round of 64 or better +700
Tiger Woods to be Leader/ Joint Leader after Rnd 1 +1500
Tiger Woods to be Last/Joint Last after Round 1 +6500
The odds on Tiger Woods leading after the first round of play is 65/1, it’s hard to image for this is the man that was often the 1/2 favorite to win many of the tournaments he entered.
Tiger Woods 72 Hole Score
276 or Under +1800
277 to 281 +750
282 to 286 +175
287 to 291 +155
292 or Over +155
The PGA Championship course, Whistling Straights is a par 288 for the tournament, if Tiger finished at par the payout is +155, if he can recapture the magic, he’ll pay out at 18/1 for finishing 12 under.
Tiger Woods Performance
Win by 3 Strokes or more +1800
Win by 1 to 2 Strokes +1600
Win in Playoff +2000
Finish 2nd or tied 2nd +1200
Finish 3rd or tied 3rd +1000
Finish 4th or tied 4th +950
Finish 5th or tied 5th +950
Finish 6th or 10th includes ties +400
Finish 11th or worse -250
The story here is that you will have to risk $250 to win $100 if you think Tiger will finish out of the top ten. This would be unheard of pre-divorce drama.
Despite the drama and the poor showing, Tiger Woods is still has the second lowest odds to win the tournament. It is a testament to how much his fans still support him at the betting window.
| To Win | Moneyline |
| Phil Mickelson |
1000 |
| Tiger Woods |
1200 |
| Rory McIlroy |
1500 |
| Padraig Harrington |
1600 |
| Steve Stricker |
2000 |
| Ernie Els |
2800 |
| Jim Furyk |
3000 |
| Retief Goosen |
3000 |
| Sean O’Hair |
3000 |
| Hunter Mahan |
3000 |
| Justin Rose |
3500 |
| Paul Casey |
4000 |
| Dustin Johnson |
4000 |
| Ross Fisher |
4500 |
| Luke Donald |
4500 |
| Martin Kaymer |
4500 |
| Adam Scott |
4500 |
| Matt Kuchar |
5000 |
| Nick Watney |
5000 |
| Graeme McDowell |
5000 |
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