LIV Golf London Predictions, Betting Odds, Best Bets
State of Grace
In the first LIV London event Branden Grace thrashed a brilliant 65 to finish third and within weeks he was collecting victory in the Portland event.
This year he has finished third in Mayakoba, second in Tulsa, and second again in DC - the latter two results as recently as May.
He was also third in Open Final Qualifying earlier this week.
Placing five times in 15 LIV starts and competing strongly when he does so is impressive stuff and his price doesn’t seem to reflect his quality.
He’s a two-time winner on the PGA Tour and a nine-time winner on the DP World Tour - he likes lifting trophies and this week is a good opportunity.
Back him each way at +2500 with bet365 paying out five places. Read our golf betting guide to learn everything you need to know on how to bet on golf.
Schwartzel Might be Revived
After claiming victory in the first LIV event 13 months ago South Africa’s Charl Schwartzel has not had a great time of it.
In fact, in 21 starts he has added only four top 10 finishes and not one top five.
Until the start of this week, that is.
Because in carding 72-70 to finish third in Open Final Qualifying alongside Grace he not only claimed a spot in the Open, he also gave himself a big boost of confidence ahead of his defense.
He’s the sort of golfer who repeats good form at courses he likes and his price is big this week.
Take him each way at +12500 with Caesars Sportsbook offering five places.
Mexican Hot
Since getting 2023 off to a great start with victory in the Saudi International, it has not been a good year for the Mexican Abraham Ancer.
In 11 starts since then he has no top 10s and just two top 20s.
In contrast, over the same period, his compatriot Carlos Ortiz has played 10 times, logging seven top 20s (four of them top 10).
His better golf is also revealed in their 2023 LIV head-to-head results: Oritz leads 6-2.
According to bet365, this is a shootout with the pair at the same price in the Top Mexican market.
