A few thoughts on the two key events in world golf this week, the AIG Women’s British Open at the Woburn Golf and Country Club north of London and the regular season ending, Wyndham Championship, in Greensboro in North Carolina.
Last week was a disappointing week results-wise in terms of betting on the Open Championship but, irrespective, watching Shane Lowry complete his emphatic win was still an enjoyable experience.
This week I take a look at the W.G.C FedEx – St Jude Invitational in Memphis, the fourth major of the year for women’s golf, the Evian Championship in France, and the Barracuda Championship in Reno, Nevada.
The Open Championship takes centre stage this week when the world’s best hit the fairways of Royal Portrush on the north coast of Northern Ireland and I try to identify look at some of the chances in my eyes.
I also take a brief look at events on the PGA and Korn Ferry (ex Web.Com) Tours.
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This week we analyse betting options on four professional golf events.
The Aberdeen Assets Scottish Open, the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour, the Marathon Classic on the LPGA Tour and the TPC Colorado Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour all come under scrutiny and with just a week before the Open Championship begins then the Scottish Open takes on a greater significance.
Above Katherine Kirk – can she continue her good record at the Thornberry Creek Classic?
This week we take a look at the Dubai Irish Open, the 3M Open on the PGA Tour and the Thornberry Creek Classic on the LPGA Tour.
We struggled a little last week although it was a case of close but no cigar with our longshot on the LPGA Tour Brittany Altomare.
With now just two more events before the Open Championship this week’s event in Ireland in particular takes on more importance especially given its staging on one of the hidden gems of Irish Golf the Lahinch Golf Club on the rugged west coast.



