Bet Spieth to Shoot Lowest Score in 2024 Majors

We have golf predictions for which player will shoot the lowest score in a major this year.

The exotic betting market has Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy favored to shoot the lowest score at +600 odds.

However, because it’s such an open market, there is value with other golfers.

Spieth to Go Low

Jordan Spieth is a +2000 hope to record the lowest score at the 2024 majors, and we’re happy to take those odds.

Spieth is a player who can catch fire at any given time, and he has gone low at tournaments like the Masters and the PGA Championship.

He might not be in vintage form, but he’s nearing a big performance and he’s accustomed to winning on the major scale.

Our golf picks have Spieth shooting the lowest score at the majors, which could be around 62. We wouldn’t be surprised if he went low in April at the Masters, so bettors could see Spieth lead after the first major of the year.

Confidence High with Aberg

Our confidence with Ludvig Aberg is high, and he’s a young player who could fire a low score.

He won many of his European tournaments by shooting low numbers early and holding on throughout the event.

The 24-year-old Swede has been in excellent form since arriving on the PGA Tour, including a second-place finish behind Wyndham Clark at the recent Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

He shot -16 across three rounds, so he’s able to go low, and the majors aren’t above him despite his lack of experience.

His confidence levels are high and there has been solid movement with his sport betting odds. He firmed from +2000 to +1800, so we’re not alone in our thinking that Aberg could record the lowest score at the majors.

LIV Stars Coming Strong

Bryson DeChambeau is a player who can shoot low scores, especially with his incredible length.

His form on the LIV Tour has been mixed, but he also shot 58 when winning in 2023 and that number would be easily good enough to win this bet type.

The American is one of the most exciting and talented players in the world, and because of his defection away from the PGA Tour, he’s over the odds with the sportsbook.

DeChambeau is a +4500 chance to shoot the lowest score, which is a great price for someone with a 58 on their record.

Shooting those numbers is much harder in major golf tournaments, but he has experience going low so we’re not leaving him out.

Hideki Matsuyama isn’t quite the player he used to be, but we fancy his chances at the betting online odds.

The Japanese star and former Masters winner, is struggling with his game, but he has enough time to rediscover his best form in 2024.

Bettors get +7000 for Matsuyama to go low at either the Masters, PGA Championship, U.S. Open or Open Championship.

He’s a risky wager, but at those odds, bettors shouldn’t look away.