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Bet Live on the Masters

by WagerHome Blog on April 11, 2024

There are a number of great golf tournaments that take place throughout the year, but the Masters is always the betting event that stands out the most. This year is the 88th edition of the popular golf tournament, and the best players in the world are playing at Augusta National.

Golf is not a sport that is typically popular for those that bet on sports, but there are actually some great betting options out there. Not only can you bet on the Masters Tournament on your own, but you should also be looking to become your own bookie.

Since this is the first major golf tournament of the year, becoming your own bookie now will unlock some great opportunities for you. Becoming your own bookie is easier than you might think, especially if you know where to go to get some assistance.

Here is a look at why becoming your own bookie now is a great option, and what betting options are going to be available.

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Setting up your own PPH site is one of the most important parts of becoming a successful bookie, and this is also one of the hardest things to do. After you get your website set up, WagerHome will give you some help in getting customers to your site.

It is possible to set up your own PPH site, but you will likely run into some issues along the way. Take some of the stress out of this process by letting WagerHome.com handle all of the hard things.

Since it’s easier than ever to get your PPH site up and running, you can be ready to go to accept some wagers during the 2024 Masters. Don’t miss out on any day of this event, and it will also prepare you for future majors.

Plenty of Bets

Most people find it extremely difficult to make predictions on the sport of golf, but that can work in your favor when you are your own bookie. You will be in charge of setting the odds and betting options, and you can attract plenty of wagers.

Scottie Scheffler is the betting favorite to win the 2024 Masters Tournament, but there are going to be some others in the mix as well. Since this is an event that is so popular, you can become a popular bookie by having unique betting options.

Even though Scheffler is the favorite to win at Augusta National, this tournament will likely be won by someone else in the field. Instead of simply focusing on the golfers that will win the title, you can also offer head-to-head matchups as well.

Now is the perfect time to become your own bookie as you will cash in during the best golf tournament in the world.

Time to Prepare for Golf Majors

by WagerHome Blog on March 29, 2024

It has already been a terrific start to the 2024 PGA Tour schedule, but the biggest events have yet to be played. When it comes to the sport of golf, there are four events that are known as the major golf tournaments.

All of that action starts off with the Masters Tournament, and that event will once again be taking place at Augusta National. That is one of the most historic golf courses in the entire world, and this tournament is always delivering some great drama and excitement.

Instead of simply preparing to bet on the Masters and other golf tournaments, now is the perfect time to become your own bookie. There is some money to be won when it comes to golf betting, and that chance increases when you are accepting the wagers on your own.

Here is a look at how to become your own bookie, and also some of the top ways to bet or accept bets on golf.

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WagerHome.com has been helping people for years, and that company is ready and willing to add you to the ist as well. Not only will WagerHome help you get your PPH site up and running, but it will also provide tips and tools needed to continue the process.

It’s not really that hard to become your own bookie ahead of the Masters, but it would be wise to seek some guidance in order to get this done. Let WagerHome.com do all of the hard work and you can simply focus on what type of bookie you want to be.

Win Big in Golf

There are some great betting opportunities when it comes to golf, and this is a sport that’s a bit underrated when it comes to the sports betting industry. Of course, trying to predict a winner is the most common option, but there are other bets to make.

Some of the best betting options actually come from each round of every tournament, and there are also some head to head matchups to check out. Golf betting odds always look and feel a bit different from other sports, but there are some similarities as well.

Even though golf betting isn’t as popular as some other sports year round, there is plenty of attention paid to golf during the major golf tournaments. When it comes to the Masters, it won’t be hard to come up with some great betting options to set for other bettors.

Since golf is such a hard sport to predict, this will give you a good chance to win some money as your own bookie. There will be some bets coming in, and you can set the odds in a way to give you a chance to win.

Betting on The Players Championship

by WagerHome Blog on March 15, 2024

The 2024 PGA Tour season has already begun, but the best golf tournaments are still to be played. This weekend is the 2024 The Players Championship, and this is an event that is oftentimes referred to as the fifth major of the year.

This event is only available to the top golfers in the sport, and those golfers are going to be pushing hard for a chance to win big this weekend. There is a massive purse available, but the golfers don’t have to be the only one winning money in this event.

Betting on golf is extremely underrated as there are actually some great betting options that are available. There is also another option available to you as now is the perfect time to become your own bookie.

Becoming your own bookie is now easier than ever as setting up a PayPerHead site is something that can be done. Instead of just focusing on trying to set that site up yourself, you can look at getting some help from WagerHome.com.

Now you can accept wagers on golf tournaments, and getting things rolling for The Players Championship is a great place to start.

Many Bets to Offer

When it comes to betting on golf tournaments, there are going to be a ton of different options that are available. Most people tend to try to predict the winner of a golf tournament, and that is typically the bet that will come with the biggest payout.

That’s not the only option out there though, and you can offer many other bets for each of the golf tournaments that are taking place. There can be bets made on each round of every tournament, or on head-to-head matchups as well.

The nice thing about betting on golf is that the odds are usually very valuable, regardless of the betting option that is used. Since that is the case, more people are willing to sign up to make bets as there is so much winning potential.

Betting on golf will continue to be underrated until more people catch on, and you can try to entice people to wager after setting up your own PPH site and accepting bets.

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Instead of being frustrated throughout this process, using WagerHome.com is going to give you a stress-free experience on the path to becoming your own bookie. Now is actually the perfect time to get this site up and running as well, especially if you want to accept wagers on golf tournaments.

The Players Championship is only just the start, but the four golf majors are going to be coming later on in the year. Let WagerHome.com help you set up your PPH site and you will be ready to win right along with the top golfers.

RBC Heritage Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on April 11, 2023

Golf’s biggest day, and one of the biggest comebacks in major championship history, is in the books. But just because the Masters is a few days behind us, there is still plenty of great RBC Heritage golf coming up this weekend.

The Harbour Town Golf Links is one of the best courses on the RBC Heritage PGA Tour, and the field that takes part just one week after the season’s first major is always stocked with great golfers. For Jon Rahm, this RBC Heritage is the first tournament in which he will be introduced as Masters champion. He is not, however, the favorite to win in Hilton Head.

Favorites to Win RBC Heritage Betting Preview

Scottie Scheffler (+850)
Jon Rahm (+900)
Patrick Cantlay (+1100)
Collin Morikawa (+1800)
Jordan Spieth (+2000)
Cameron Young (+2000)
Xander Schauffele (+2500)
Viktor Hovland (+2500)
Tony Finau (+2500)
Sungjae Im (+2500)
Justin Thomas (+2500)

The Masters’ favorites were led by the trio of Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, and Rory McIlroy. Rory isn’t teeing it up this weekend, but the other two are, and not surprisingly, they have the shortest odds heading into the tournament.

It was an emotional win for Rahm at Augusta, and the thought is that it will be easier for Scheffler to get focused for this weekend. He won the Phoenix Open and THE PLAYERS Championship, and he was just T10 at the Masters.

Jordan Spieth was the winner here last year, and if you are wondering if Masters success leads to Heritage success, the answer is not necessarily. Spieth failed to make the cut at last year’s Masters, but he lifted the trophy at Harbour Town. It’s also worth remembering this year that some at the Masters played as many as 30 holes on Sunday. Perhaps players out of contention in Augusta will be better rested this week.

Cameron Young just finished T7 at the Masters, and he is now working with the same caddy that worked with Webb Simpson when he won here in 2020. Does that give Young an edge? He hasn’t won yet this season, but he did just finish second at the WGC-Match Play.

Best Value Bets

Matt Fitzpatrick is just out of the top 10 at +2800, but he should be higher on your list of pre-tournament favorites. He was T4 here in 2021, and he just finished T10 at the Masters.

Matt Kuchar is also deserving of your attention. He is well rested, having not played at Augusta. He’s also playing great golf, with a T9 at the WGC-Match Play and T3 at the Valero Texas Open. Add in his four top-five finishes at Harbour Town and last year’s third-place finish, and he is a great buy at +4500.

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Valspar Championship Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on March 14, 2023

We bet the averages when it comes to golf, but because of the nature of the game and the big field of other excellent golfers, quite often those averages don’t work out. Scottie Scheffler is one of the best bets, when you go by the averages, and he was a terrific bet last week at THE PLAYERS Championship with an easy five-stroke win.

The averages at the Valspar Championship, however, would tell you that winning the same tournament twice in a row is a long-shot, so avoid last year’s winner at all cost. But this is where the averages break down. In 2022 Sam Burns won the Valspar Championship exactly one year after first winning the tournament. In 2019 (there was no tournament in 2020) Paul Casey won the Valspar Championship exactly one year after he first won the Valspar Championship by fending off Tiger Woods by a stroke.

So with back-to-back champions two times in a row, who is the next golfer likely to begin his run on the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook? And just how likely (or unlikely) is it?

Favorites to Win the Valspar Championship

Justin Thomas (+1000)
Jordan Spieth (+1200)
Matt Fitzpatrick (+1600)
Sam Burns (+1600)
Justin Rose (+2200)
Keegan Bradley (+2200)
Adam Hadwin (+2500)
Tommy Fleetwood (+2500)
Davis Riley (+3300)
Denny McCarthy (+3300)
Dustin Suh (+3300)

Justin Thomas fits the pattern as someone who has never won this tournament before. But he was T3 on this course last year and he did finish fourth in Phoenix. In five starts at Innisbrook he has four top-20 finishes.

Jordan Spieth won on this course in 2015, and he just finished T19 at THE PLAYERS. Just a week earlier he was T4 at the Arnold Palmer, and is definitely playing good enough golf to win the Valspar Championship again this weekend.

The aforementioned Sam Burns is the two-time defending champion at this event. Even though his last three events this year are two missed cuts and a T35, he was T11 at the American Express and T6 in Phoenix right before that downturn. He knows this course well, and he’s playing the type of golf in 2023 that could make him a three-time winner.

Keegan Bradley was the runner-up here in 2021, and this season he has a T20 in Phoenix, a T10 at the Arnold Palmer, and he was the runner-up at the Farmers Insurance. Overall he hasn’t been great on this course – the runner-up in 2021 was his lone noteworthy result – but he’s definitely playing well enough to be in the mix come Sunday.

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Honda Classic Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on February 21, 2023

The PGA Tour concluded its west coast swing with an electric appearance by Tiger Woods at Riviera Country Club. He finished well off the lead, but considering this was his first tournament since last July, we’re going to see great things from Tiger before this year is over.

The Tiger Woods magic was also present in the person of Jon Rahm, who continues to dominate the sport in a way not seen since Woods was in his prime. Rahm has won five of his last nine starts, and all nine of those starts have ended with him in the top-10.

Favorites to Win the Honda Classic

Sungjae Im (+850)
Shane Lowry (+1600)
Aaron Wise (+2200)
Alex Noren (+2500)
Chris Kirk (+2500)
Denny McCarthy (+2500)
Matt Kuchar (+2500)
Min Woo Lee (+2500)
Billy Horschel (+2800)

The PGA Tour heads to Florida for the Honda Classic this weekend, the final Honda Classic to be played. Beginning in 2024 there will be a new title sponsor for this longtime stop on Tour. Part of the reason Honda is pulling out is that because of the schedule, this has become a rest week for most top golfers.

Sungjae Im is the best golfer in the field and the runaway favorite in the field. He missed the cut at PGA National last year, but he was eighth in 2021, and he was the winner here in 2020. Just two weeks ago, he finished T6 at the Phoenix Open, following up a T4 at the Farmers Insurance Open.

Shane Lowry is coming off a T14 at the Genesis Invitational, fueled by a final round 68. Last year at this event, he was the runner-up at -9. Lowry, along with Im, are two of the three top-20 golfers in the World Rankings in the field this week.

The third of those top-20 golfers is Billy Horschel, who is off to a rough start this season. He missed the cut at both the Genesis Invitational and Sony Open. His best finish since the calendar flipped to 2023 was a T30 at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Horschel has twice finished in the top 10 at this event.

Upcoming PGA Schedule

The course at PGA National is still one of the best on Tour, with 26 different water hazards on the course. But the best golfers in the world are using the shift to the east coast as a chance to rest up for the two big events coming up in March, the Arnold Palmer Invitational and THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass.

This week the field takes a step back in quality, but in the first two weeks of March, it will be the best field seen outside of a Honda Classic major championship.

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Sentry Tournament of Champions Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on January 5, 2022

Traditionally the golf season doesn’t really heat up until the first major of the year at the Masters. But at Kapalua, this weekend eight of the top-10 ranked players in the world, and 16 of the top 20, will give the first event of the 2022 calendar year the feel of a showcase event, Sentry Tournament of Champions.

Not unlike how NASCAR begins its year with the Daytona 500, the Sentry Tournament of Champions features the best golfers in the world playing on one of the most recognizable courses on tour. And all golfers will be competing from beginning to end because there is no cut this week. It’s 39 golfers playing 72 holes.

Sentry Tournament of Champions Odds

Jon Rahm (+600)
Justin Thomas (+850)
Collin Morikawa (+1000)
Viktor Hovland (+1200)
Xander Schauffele (+1200)
Bryson DeChambeau (+1200)
Patrick Cantlay (+1400)
Sam Burns (+1800)
Daniel Berger (+2000)
Hideki Matsuyama (+2200)
Sungjae Im (+2200)
Cameron Smith (+2200)
Jordan Spieth (+2200)

Not surprisingly the number one golfer in the world, Jon Rahm, is the odds on favorite. Sitting atop the favorite’s board is going to become a familiar position for him this coming year, although it is worth remembering that he finished last year with two missed cuts in his final three tournaments.

Following Rahm is Justin Thomas, a two-time winner at Kapalua. The defending British Open Champion Collin Morikawa, and the PGA Champion in 2020, is third on the list. He’s in the tournament for just the second time in his career, but his grandparents were born on Maui, and Morikawa first played the Plantation Course when he was just nine years old.

Top Picks

Rahm, Thomas, and Morikawa will all be in the mix this weekend, and another golfer that should be in the hunt on Sunday is Xander Schauffele. His last three trips to Kapalua have netted a victory, a runner-up finish, and a top-five.

Another golfer to consider is Viktor Hovland. He finished 2021 with a November win at Mayakoba and a December win at the Hero World Challenge. Patrick Cantlay is also coming in with a strong finish to last year, having won three matches at the Ryder Cup, as well as winning the FedEx Cup.

Best Value Pick

A bet on Patrick Reed pays +2800, which is excellent value considering his experience and success on the Plantation Course. He was runner-up here in 2020, and has three other top-10 finishes, including a win in 2015.

Reed also had a strong end to 2021, finishing tied for second at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, and he tied for third at the Hero World Challenge in December.

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AT&T Byron Nelson Favorites, Dark Horses, and Underdogs

by WagerHome Blog on May 10, 2021

Here’s a brief piece on the 2021 AT&T Byron Nelson Favorites, Dark Horses, and Underdogs. A year off the schedule because of COVID-19, the AT&T Byron Nelson returns in 2021 in a new home, the TPC Craig Ranch, just north of Dallas, Texas.

As the world’s golfers get in their final tune-ups for the PGA Championship, a number of the world’s top golfers will be competing in Texas.

Favorites to Win AT&T Byron Nelson

Dustin Johnson (+1000)
Bryson DeChambeau (+1000)
Jon Rahm (+1000)
Jordan Spieth (+1200)
Daniel Berger (+1800)
Hideki Matsuyama (+2000)
Matt Fitzpatrick (+2000)
Brooks Koepka (+2000)
Scottie Scheffler (+2500)
Marc Leishman (2800)

World No. 1 Dustin Johnson leads the field at the Byron Nelson, and even though he hasn’t finished in the top 10 since back in February, he is the favorite to win here. He’s currently ninth in driving distance and seventh in scoring average, so the play has been what you expect from the 2020 Masters champion. But his last time out at the Valspar Championship, DJ finished tied for 48th.

Bryson DeChambeau appeared to turn the corner last week after a rough patch that saw him finish tied for 46th at the Masters. He finished in the top 10 at the Wells Fargo Championship after thinking he’d missed the cut on Friday and actually leaving town. He then took a red-eye flight back to Charlotte, made his tee time on Saturday, and put together his two best rounds – back-to-back 68s – since October.

It’s been four weeks since Hideki Matsuyama won the Masters and four weeks of being celebrated as the conquering hero back in Japan. His month even included being the guest of honor for the Prime Minister of Japan.

He is now back in the U.S. and getting in a final tournament before trying to win a second consecutive major.
Underdogs With Value

The eyes of the golf world have been on Will Zalatoris (+2800) since his runner-up finish at the Masters, and this might be the week he gets his first win. He’s a Dallas native and first played in the Byron Nelson back in 2018.

Aaron Wise (+6600) is another under-the-radar golfer coming into the weekend playing good golf. He was a top 10 finisher at the Wells Fargo Championship and saved his best rounds for Saturday and Sunday. He has two top 10 finishes, five finishes in the top 25, and he won the Byron Nelson back in 2018.

Sung Kang (+35000) beat a somewhat weak field when he won the Byron Nelson in 2019. It’s a new course, so most previous Byron Nelson results are hard to judge. But Kang is a member at TPC Craig Ranch and knows the course better than anyone in the field.

There are other golfers out there who might make a buzz in the tournament, so don’t be surprised if one gets ahead of the pack.

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Favorites, Darkhorses, Longshots to win Pebble Beach Pro-Am

by WagerHome Blog on February 9, 2021

We do now know that the world’s No. 1-ranked player, Dustin Johnson, will not win this weekend’s Pebble Beach Pro-Am. He withdrew from the tournament Monday night, leaving the popular event without any of the world’s top 10 players. Patrick Cantlay, at No. 11, is the highest-ranked player in the field.

So with Johnson out, who is the most likely to win on Sunday? And who is the best candidate to sneak up on the rest of the field?

The Favorites

Patrick Cantlay (+700)
Daniel Berger (+1400)
Paul Casey (+1600)
Jason Day (+2000)
Will Zalatoris (+2000)
Jordan Spieth (+2200)
Francesco Molinari (+2500)
Si Woo Kim (+3000)
Sam Burns (+3300)
Cameron Davis (+3300)
Max Homa (+3300)
Kevin Streelman (+3300)

With the absence of the top players, this really does become Cantlay’s tournament to lose. The California native has never won at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, but he does have a top 10 finish, and last year, he finished tied for 11th place at -8.

He finished in second place at The American Express in La Quinta in January. He also plays very well on a shorter course like Pebble Beach.

Daniel Berger finished in fifth place at Pebble Beach last year and was seventh at the Sony Open in January. Paul Casey just finished in eighth at The American Express and was the runner-up at Pebble Beach in 2019.

Jason Day has never won at Pebble Beach, but he was a runner-up in 2018 and has six top 10 finishes at the event in his last eight appearances.

Darkhorses and Longshots

Looking a little further down that table, you want to keep an eye on Si Woo Kim. He was the winner at The American Express in La Quinta and paid a very handsome +5500.

At +3300 here, and considering he finished tied for fourth place in 2019 at Pebble Beach, Kim is an enticing play.

Phil Mickelson has had a tough last year of golf, but he’s the all-time earnings leader at Pebble Beach, and he’s won this tournament five previous times. He’s paying +4500.

For an even bigger longshot, take a look at Brandt Snedeker at +8000. He’s earned those long odds with three missed cuts in his last four tournaments, and the 40-year-old isn’t the player he used to be.

But he did win at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am in 2013 and 2015, he has loads of experience on this course, and he still has a good enough short game to make a run.

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2020 US Open Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on September 15, 2020

Our patience through the lean sports days of COVID-19 are being rewarded in spades. As if the NBA and NHL playoffs, the final weeks of the MLB season, and the opening week of the NFL isn’t enough, how about we add a major golf championship to that mix of sports betting delights?

It’s the 120th US Open, returning to Winged Foot for the first time since 2006, where over par is expected to once again be what the champion shoots. Historically speaking, this is the most difficult course that has hosted the US Open, with four of its five winners finishing the 72nd hole above par.

As for the favorite to be the last man standing on Sunday, it’s Dustin Johnson by quite a wide margin.

US Open Odds to Win

Dustin Johnson (+650)
Jon Rahm (+1100)
Xander Schauffele (+1400)
Rory McIlroy (+1400)
Justin Thomas (+1400)
Bryson Dechambeau (+1800)
Webb Simpson (+2000)
Collin Morikawa (+2000)
Tiger Woods (+2800)
Patrick Cantlay (+2800)
Tony Finau (+2800)

Absent from this list is the defending champion, Gary Woodland. He’s on the board at +5000 to defend his title.

The problem with Woodland is that he hasn’t won on tour since that win at Pebble Beach in 2019. He hasn’t had a bad year, with seven top-10 finishes. It’s just not enough to make him a favorite.

Tiger Woods at +2800 is an interesting number. It’s worth noting that at the 2006 US Open at Winged Foot, he failed to make the cut. However, he does come into it this year nice and rested since he missed the Tour Championship.

If you have a soft spot for history, you might consider Phil Mickelson at +8000. The US Open is the one grand slam he hasn’t won.

If Mickelson were to win at Winged Foot, he would be the oldest winner of the US Open and just the sixth golfer to win the career grand slam.

One golfer you want to avoid is Rory McIlroy at +1400. For a guy who has just one top-10 finish since June, he is far too high on this list of favorites.

His driving accuracy has also been at an all-time low for him, making the tough rough at Winged Foot even rougher for him. If there is a top-10 favorite as a threat to miss the cut, it’s McIlroy.

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