Golf Betting Tips: Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Picks and Preview
The DP World Tour is back in Scotland with the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. The tournament is held at The Old Course, St Andrews and Kingsbarns in the Kingdom of Fife and Carnoustie in Angus. There is 168 players in a field of 168 competing for a share of the $5M prize purse.
Danny Willet is defending the title he won at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship last year. He almost won the tournament a fortnight ago but missed a putt. He also missed another putter on the way back. Max Homa chipped in from the bunker on 18th to force a playoff.
This week's Sanderson Farms Championship takes place in Mississippi. The weather is expected to be mixed. Sky Sports Golf will broadcast the event on Thursday at midday. Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is being played this week. for the first time on Sky.
Tommy Fleetwood is the first and main pick in Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. Tommy has only played at 17 events this year but has finished inside the Top 20 on no less than ten occasions. He is ranked inside World's Top 30 at No28. Tommy's best statistics are on the PGA Tour and DP World Tour.
Robert MacIntyre is 33/1 1-7 places Betfred for Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. He won the Italian Open a fortnight ago and finished 8th at the Cazoo Open De France last week. Bob has two DP World Tour crowns and is another player who can skip across the pond to play in lucrative events including majors. He is also a good player on the PGA Tour.
Eddie Pepperell is a good bet at 60/1 to win the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews. Victor Perez is also a great bet. Tommy Fleetwood is 18/2 EW and Robert MacIntyre 33/5 EW. The match bet is Victor vs Danny Willet. It's the customary one. For this week's NAP, I advise Victor to beat Danny over 72 holes. I also recommend Tommy to be in the Top 7. for the Championship. He's already won the British Masters and the Qatar Masters.
Tommy Fleetwood is 18/1 EW Bet365, Robert MacIntyre 33/ 1-7 places Betfred, Eddie Pepperell 60/2 EW 1 to 6 places Unibet and Victor Perez 60-1 to beat Danny Willet over 72 holes.
