Golf bettors should be paying attention, because they want to know all the angles, and what we’ve got to present today are the five reasons why Tiger Woods will win the PGA Championship, which gets underway on Thursday at Whistling Straits in Kohler, WI. A lot of people are down on Woods at the moment, after some lousy tournament results of late.

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Yes, golf bettors know that there is some other action this week, aside from that which will be contested at Firestone Country Club in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational; the Champions Tour crowned a Senior U.S. Open champion last week, and he is the golf betting favorite this week as the tour moves on to Minnesota for the 3M Championship.

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Golf bettors who really follow the sport closely understand the significance of the World Golf Championships, and you can bet the players do too, because they show up for, among other things, the monster purses. This week the world’s best will converge at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, which begins on Thursday and concludes on Sunday at the Firestone Country Club in Akron, O.

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Golf bettors know that with three majors during a one-month period, this is clearly crunch time for the betting favorites on the Champions Tour, especially for people like Fred Couples.
The "young guns" are the guys in their early 50′s who have had a lot of early success on this senior circuit.

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Golf bettors often like to latch on to a hot player in order to bolster their wagering formula, and one guy who looks to be surging right now is Retief Goosen, who has come back with a vengeance after a couple of lean years.

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Golf betting fans know that Tom Watson and Loren Roberts will be two of the stars on display in the Senior British Open at Carnoustie in Scotland. Just like the Brits like to refer to the tournament they played last week as "The Open," rather than the "British Open," this one is known as the "Senior Open." Players aged 50 and over can play. It is part of both the…

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Tiger Woods is going to skip playing in this week’s PGA Tour Event, the John Deere Classic, and the European Tour Event, the Barclay’s Scottish Open, in order to play a charity golf event in Ireland.

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Golf bettors know that Nick Price is the greatest golfer ever to come from Zimbabwe, which is no big deal in and of itself, but the 53-year-old was unquestionably one of the best players of his time, and is probably meeting with some of his best success to date on the Champions Tour, where it’s a good bet you’ll run into some of the legendary names you know from the past on any given weekend.

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Golf bettors know that in a sport likes theirs, many players who have seen better days have a tendency to hang around for a while, and two of those players are Lee Janzen and Steve Elkington, who are looking to regain some old form at the Travelers Championship, which gets underway on Thursday at the TPC River Highlands outside of Hartford, CT.

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Golf bettors who like to follow past performances of golfers as they prepare to handicap tournaments can only come to one conclusion about David Toms – that he has a way with the TPC Southwind course in Memphis, site of the St. Jude Classic since 1989.
He has won the event twice, and in fact is one of only two back-to-winners they have ever seen in the tournament (the other being Lee…

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