Steve Palmer's Australian Open predictions and free golf betting tips

Steve Palmer's free golf betting tips and analysis for the Australian Open at Victoria GC and Kingston Heath on the DP World Tour.

Steve Palmer's Australian Open predictions and free golf betting tips. Live on Sky Sports Golf from 1am on Wednesday night.

Cameron Smith is 7-2 for the Aussie PGA Championship and 5-1 for Australian Open. He has some course form, but is less comfortable on these layouts than he was at Royal Queensland. A windy Thursday afternoon has the potential to derail anyone in the field. Steve Palmer's Australian golf betting tips.

Cameron Davis is a former champion of the Australian Open. He won the 2017 edition. Davis has also won a Korn Ferry Tour title and the Rocket Mortgage Classic. The 27-year-old won his first professional title in the 2014 Victoria Amateur Championship. In September he made his Presidents Cup debut. Last week he finished seventh in PGA Championship at Victoria Golf Club. Steve Palmer's Australian Golfing predictions and free golf betting tips.

Harrison Endycott has returned home for the national Open in Victoria. He won a Korn Ferry Tour title in May. Endecott finished 12th in the Fortinet Championship and 10th at the Bermuda Championship.

Hayden Hopewell and Jack Thompson are the two young Aussie golfers who are going to play in the Australian Open this week. Hopwell won on the Australasian Tour in 2020 and again in February this year. Thompson won the Gippsland Super 6 in Victoria last year and was fifth in Victorian PGA Championship earlier this month.

Min Woo Lee finished fourth in the PGA on Sunday. Elvis Smylie tied for 12th in Pga on the weekend. The forecast for breeze is not going to frighten Min Woo.

Victoria and Kingston are the two courses for the Australian Open. The winner will receive A$283,220. Victoria and King's courses are famous on the Melbourne sandbelt. The Women's Australian open will be played at the same time at both venues. Last week's winner was C Smith. Matt Jones won the last Australian Opens at The Australian, Sydney. He was also the winner of the 2011 Australian Amateur. Kingston hosted the Open Championship International Final Qualifying in 2009 and 2012.