LIV Golf Adelaide Picks & Odds: Koepka, Cam Favored Down Under
Brooks Koepka followed up his win in Orlando with a runner-up at the Masters and is entering Royal Melbourne as a +1,000 co-favorite as a result. See who else is in the mix in our full LIV Golf Adelaide betting preview below.
After some impressive showings at the Masters, LIV Golf is back to its regularly-scheduled programming and heads to Royal Melbourne Golf Club this week for LIV Golf Adelaide.
Those aforementioned Augusta performances have resulted in a much different odds board, with Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, and Phil Mickelson all seeing much shorter odds than usual after their Top-5 showings at the first major championship.
We break it all down in our full LIV Golf Adelaide betting preview below, including outright odds, free golf betting picks, and more.
Odds to win LIV Golf Adelaide
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LIV Golf Adelaide field and favorites
After too many events in the 40/1 odds range, Brooks Koepka (+1,000) has finally broken into the top tier of betting favorites for Adelaide.
The four-time major winner became the first two-time LIV champion with his win in Orlando earlier this month and followed that up with a runner-up finish at the Masters, where he held a two-shot lead through 54 holes.
Also on the board at 10/1 is Cameron Smith, who'll be a crowd favorite at Royal Melbourne this week. The Australian native finished sixth at Mayakoba in February but just 26th in Tucson, 29th in Orlando, and T34 at the Masters since then.
Rounding out the Top 5 is Joaquin Niemann at +1,200, Dustin Johnson at +1,400, and Patrick Reed at 16/1. Of the three, Reed is entering the week in the best form after finishing solo-fourth in Orlando and T4 at Augusta National — these are the shortest odds he's seen this season. Phil Mickelson's odds are also being bumped (+5,500) after finishing T2 at the Masters.
And aside from Cam Smith, there are a couple more notable Aussies in the field: Marc Leishman at 28/1 and Matt Jones at 60/1.
