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Latest BMW PGA Championship Odds & Betting Lines Courtesy of DraftKings · Viktor Hovland: + · Rory McIlroy: + · Jon Rahm: + · Tommy. Golf betting tips: BMW PGA Championship · 4pts win Jon Rahm at 8/1 (General) · 3pts e.w. Matt Fitzpatrick at 18/1 (BoyleSports 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8). The latest BMW Championship odds list Golf bmw wentworth betting odds among the favorites atwhile Glover is a longshot on the PGA odds board. Other BMW. Betting preview ; Shane Lowry · Outright (+), Top 10 (+) ; Adam Scott · Outright (+), Top 20 (+) ; Tommy Fleetwood · Outright (+).

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Rahm's mood changed with back-to-back birdies to end round three, but that run from the 12th to the 16th may have cost him. Despite perfect drives, he made a trio of fives, effectively throwing away three shots, and now finds himself four adrift of his soon-to-be teammate and potential playing partner.

Last year's closing 62 from the Spaniard, for a never-nearer second, is something he'll call upon and it's something punters should keep in mind, however strong the top three in the betting look. Wentworth has always been that kind of course where players can charge through the back-nine and post a number which suddenly becomes hard to match.

Kiradech Aphibarnrat nearly did it two years ago and eight of the last 16 champions have been two or more shots behind starting the day. Simon Khan, Rory McIlroy and Alex Noren came from a massive seven off the pace and Noren in the end won by two, never really looking like his score would be beaten. After Vincent Norrman's effort at the K Club, a course with a similar finish, the idea of a repeat will appeal to some.

But I really do think we're talking about the real deal with Aberg and am simply in no rush to take him on. It would be a stunning achievement were Syme to win. That brief lull from Rahm robbed us off an even bigger test of Aberg's young game, eyeballing the Masters champion in the final group. It also probably cost Rahm a realistic chance and I suspect the Aberg hype is going to become something more like mania.

If you're all-in as so many now are, perhaps take those double-figure prices that he top-scores for Europe before they disappear along with any semblance of doubt. Santiago Tarrio is a player you have to be happy to take on. He's prone to horrendous days on the greens and his last seven final rounds have been plus, including a 76 last week and a round of 79 at the Belfry.

And that's to say nothing of the fact he only just avoided shooting 90 last Saturday in Ireland. The Spaniard is beginning to look limited at this level and that leaves us needing to beat Danny Willett, who is strongly considering surgery in the coming weeks.

It's been a massive effort for the former champion to keep going at times this week, no doubt feeling like he has to do that in the Tour's flagship event, and in fairness his scores have remained competitive. However, he missed four of his last six drives quite badly in round three, generally escaping unscathed until a bogey-bogey finish, and those taking him on will always feel like they're in the game.

Veerman, whose ball-striking has turned a corner lately and who has a sneaky record at this course, is a very capable, powerful player who would appeal against a fully-fit Willett, let alone the version we're opposing on Sunday. Ordinarily it pays to target groups with at least one weak link, which this one doesn't have, but Lowry finished strongly in Ireland, just as he did last year to win this with a closing He's as comfortable as anyone around Wentworth and has every incentive go push on, it being the end of his reign plus the fact that he had some questions to answer heading to Rome.

How significant a role Lowry plays may depend partly on how he finishes this tournament and the impression he makes in practise once the team flies out. Meronk was arguably the biggest snub for the European Ryder Cup team and what better way to show captain Luke Donald he made a mistake than by winning the event that all 12 team members are playing in. Donald himself is also in the field.

The year-old tied for 32nd at Wentworth last year and is coming off back-to-back top finishes T at the Irish Open, T at the European Masters. Golf bmw wentworth betting odds More DP World Tour. Gambling problem. Lowry has finished outside the top 17 here just once in his last nine visits. His highlights include second place, a fourth and two sixths. We last saw him finishing tied 12th in the BMW Championship and, after a year of near misses, it would come as no surprise if he banked a much-deserved victory this week.

Fitzpatrick has decent course form although no top sixes and Lowry would have won this bet in two of the last three years. One New Customer Offer Only. Fabrizio Zanotti has been a strong performer at Wentworth down the years and his numbers make him an ideal bet in the side markets.

The Paraguayan has four top 20s in his last eight appearances and prior to that three further top 25s in his previous five. He returns to one of his favorite tournaments in fine form after posting tied 16th European Masters and tied 12th Made in HimmerLand in the last two weeks. 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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