The latest golf odds from top online sportsbooks are available to view in the table below. There will be betting lines for every tournament on the PGA Tour, as well as other golf events throughout the year. You’ll find multiple betting options for each event, including the winner of the tournament, finishing positions for all of the participants, head-to-head and group matchups, and various props. Futures betting is also available for the four golf majors — the Masters, PGA Championship, US Open, and British Open — as well as the FedEx Cup at top golf betting sites.
Golf odds and betting lines
Using the adjustable table below, you can view the odds for upcoming PGA Tour events. Clicking on the odds for a bet that you’re interested in will redirect you to the sportsbook where you can place it. Sports betting promos are available for new users.
The Sentry information
The next event is The Sentry, which takes place Jan. 4-7 at the Kapalua Resort in Hawaii. The tournament will take place on the Plantation Course, which is a par-73 that stretches 7,596 yards. Golfers will be competing for a purse of $15 million. The defending champion is Jon Rahm, who won last year’s event by carding a -27, two strokes ahead of second-place finisher Collin Morikawa. Current betting favorites to win the event include Rahm, Scottie Scheffler, and Viktor Hovland. Broadcast coverage will be on NBC and Golf Channel.
Golf futures
The last of the four majors for this season was the British Open (aka The Open Championship), which concluded on July 23. Brian Harman was the winner with a final score of -13. For this season’s other major events, Jon Rahm was the winner of the Masters, Brooks Koepka took the PGA Championship, and Wyndham Clark came out on top at the US Open. We’ll update this section with odds for the 2024 golf majors as they become available.
Golf odds explained
There are a number of options for betting on golf. You can wager on who will win a tournament, bet on the finishing positions of the participants, try to identify the best-performing golfer from a pair or group, and much more. Here’s a look at how various golf bets work:
Tournament winner
When it comes to wagering on golf, the featured attraction often is the winner of a tournament. There will be odds for all of the golfers who are scheduled to compete. Since choosing the outright winner from a field that’s typically filled with 100+ participants is challenging, the odds can be fairly long, even for the favorites.
To win the current event:
- Scottie Scheffler: +750
- Rory McIlroy: +800
- Jon Rahm: +900
Finishing positions
Beyond wagering on the winner, you can also bet on where a golfer will place at the event. There are several options for each tournament, including the top five, top 10, and top 20. For a general rule, the higher the finish, the higher the odds will be. As an example, consider the below odds from a previous tournament.
Tiger Woods finishing position:
- Top five: +750
- Top 10: +500
- Top 20: +250
Matchups
You can also wager on who will do the best in a tournament out of pairings or groups of golfers. The odds for head-to-heads look like a standard moneyline bet: negative for favorites and positive for underdogs.
Brooks Koepka vs. Bryson Dechambeau head-to-head
- Koepka: -196
- Dechambeau: +152
For a three-way bet, you’ll also have the option to wager on a tie.
Match winner three-way
- Max Homa: -155
- Tie: +350
- Kevin Kisner: +175
If you are betting on a three-ball group, the favorite will sometimes have negative odds but could also have the lowest of three positive numbers.
Three-ball betting
- Justin Thomas +200
- Jon Rahm +125
- Cameron Young +220
Live betting on golf
As golf tournaments play out, many online sportsbooks offer live betting odds. You’ll see things like updated odds on the winner of the event, head-to-head matchups, winners of a specific hole, various props and more.
While the tourney plays out, you can simply log in to the sportsbook on your computer or device and check out the latest options. Live betting odds and lines can move quickly to reflect what’s happening on the course, so if you’re betting as you watch, make sure there’s no delay in your broadcast feed.
Popular golf bets
Here’s a rundown of the top golf betting options that you’re likely to come across at online sportsbooks and how they work:
- Tournament winner: Bet on a golfer to win a tournament.
- Round 1 leader: Wager on the leader at the conclusion of the first round of the tournament.
- Top five, 10, 20, 40: Bet on golfers to place within the designated category — top five, 10, etc.
- Head-to-head: Pick the higher-scoring golfer out of two options that the sportsbook supplies.
- Groups: Similar to a head-to-head bet, but choosing from among three or four golfers.
- Hole winner: Bet on which golfer will score the best on a specific hole.
- Wire-to-wire winner: A wager on a golfer to lead the tournament from start to finish.
- Hole-in-one: Bet on whether there will be a hole-in-one at the event.
- Winning margin: The exact margin of victory for the winning golfer — one stroke, etc.
- Final hole: Wager on what the winner will card on the final hole — birdie, par, etc.
- Make or miss the cut: Bet on the participants to make or miss the cut.
- Nationality: Wager on the nationality of the tournament winner.
Golf odds FAQ
How do golf betting odds work?
Golf odds work similarly to other sports. The odds represent the likelihood of an outcome happening, whether it be the winner of a tournament or the best-scoring golfer in a head-to-head matchup.
How much could you potentially win on +1000 odds in golf betting?
The return on a winning bet at odds of +1000 will depend on how much you wagered. For example, if you wagered $10 at odds of +1000 and won, you would be looking at $100 in profit. A winning $100 bet at +1000 would get you $1,000 in profit.
Which sportsbooks have the best golf odds?
There is no single sportsbook that will always have the best odds on golf or any other sport. The best advice is to compare the lines at multiple books and place your bets accordingly. The odds feed above can help you with this.
What is the best way to bet on golf?
The best way to bet on golf or any other sport is to focus on the wagers that you feel the most comfortable with in terms of understanding and the risk-to-reward relationship. You can choose a bet or two that works best for you while starting out, and then explore other options as your comfort level grows.
How do live golf odds work?
Legal online sportsbooks will provide live betting odds for golf tournaments once they are underway. These are real-time odds that are based on current probabilities and the performance of the participants.