Scottish open golf 2015 betting odds

To no one's surprise, Scottie Scheffler, the best player in the world, opened as the favorite to win at + at FOX Bet. Xander Schauffele, the. Scottish open golf 2015 betting odds Discussion: After a brilliant week in Ireland, the (also rotating) Scottish Open returns to Gullane which last hosted in Winner. Scottish Open Leaderboard ; T4, Stenson H. · ; T9, Cabrera-Bello R. · ; T9, Coetzee G. · ; T9, Donaldson J. · Scheffler, the world number one, can be backed at 7/1 for Scottish Open glory. He missed the cut at the Renaissance last year, but nobody is.

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Everything you need to know about betting on golf, take a look at our betting guide, here. But when it was announced last year that this tournament would be co-sanctioned between the PGA Tour and DP World Tour , the big names were further enticed to cross the Atlantic. The Renaissance Club will be played as a par 70 this year with the 7th hole now a Par 4.

It measures 7, yards. In the three editions of the Scottish Open played here the winning scores were , and The reason for that middle year: wind, so often the main defense of a links course. As for the weather forecast, after some rain in the build-up we should see a mix of sunshine and cloud across the four tournament days.

Temperatures are mild — in the 60s all week — while winds are fairly modest although it could blow a little on Friday. Spieth was runner-up at the Houston Open a week before capturing the Masters and he finished third in both events when they occupied the same slots on the calendar in Spieth won his Open in England but in Scotland he finished fourth at St Andrews in and ninth at Carnoustie so has enjoyed success north or the border too.

The three-time Major champ arrived on these shores last week and got some links practice at Tralee Golf Club in Ireland. So, on first glance, he might seem a good bet to excel here again having finished joint-runner up at the Renaissance Club last year. Gambling problem?

Dave Tindall is former golf editor at SkySports. He has also written for a range of betting companies, including William Hill and Betfair, as well as being a regular columnist for Rotoworld, The Guardian, Sporting Life and Planet Sport. His other area of speciality is football while he's also covered cricket and tennis.

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Rounds of even-par 70 kept him in the conversation before on the weekend vaulted him to solo fourth. The portion of the schedule has been bountiful in every category besides winning. The last 14 events have resulted in 13 paydays with ten cashing T19 or better. With tight driving holes and tricky greens to putt, he should feel right at home again this year.

The Rocket Mortgage ambassador won a three-man playoff two weeks ago in Detroit to pick up his first victory since the WM Phoenix Open. Open, followed by T29 at the Travelers. Placing T14 in the first edition, the U. Last season a second-round 66, the second-best of the day from the field, was the highlight of a T6 payday. Anytime the weather is less than perfect, which is entirely possible this week and next, his game rises.

Posting rounds of 68 and 66 in Rounds 1 and 3, the other two rounds of 72 pushed him to a share of 10th place. Open in mid-June. An opening round of 73 forced him to play catch-up last year. Posting three rounds in the 60s over the final 54 holes, his quest to win fell short and into a tie for fourth. The Englishman, who will be playing close to home next week, heats up annually this time of year, and his P2 in Canada and T5 at the U.