USPGA Championship Betting Odds

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23 March 2020

Looking to place a bet on the USPGA Championship? Look no further. BettingOdds.com brings you all of the best-priced odds from online betting sites

When it comes to betting on the USPGA Championship, there are several types of bets you can consider:

Outright Winner: This is a bet on which golfer will win the tournament. Each player in the field is assigned odds, and you can place a bet on the golfer you believe will come out on top.

Each-Way Bet: An each-way bet consists of two separate bets: one on the golfer to win and another on the golfer to place. Placing means finishing in the specified number of top positions, which can vary depending on the bookmaker. If the golfer doesn't win but places, you can still receive a payout, albeit at lower odds. Paddy Power are a great example of a bookmaker that offers as many as 10 places for major tournaments.

Top 5/10/20 Finishers: You can bet on which players will finish within the top places of the tournament, such as a top 5, top 10, or top 20 finish. These bets offer shorter odds but provide more chances of winning.

First Round Leader: First round leader betting is a popular type of golf bet where you bet on which player will have the lowest score after the first round of the tournament

Head-to-Head Matchups: Many bookmakers offer head-to-head matchups between two golfers, allowing you to bet on which player will have the better performance in the tournament. These bets focus on the relative performance of the players rather than the overall tournament outcome.

Top Country/Continent: Where you place a bet on which player will finish with the lowest score amongst their fellow countrymen/continent e.g. Top America, Top UK Player, or Top European.

Brooks Koepka won the 2023 USPGA Championship at Oak Hill in New York state.

Jack Nicklaus and Walter Hagen hold the USPGA record with five wins apiece, followed by Tiger Wood on four wins.

Below you'll find a list of the most recent 10 champions:

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Use the odds grid on the various betting markets to compare the prices from the top UK bookmakers and to check out the popular tips.

Frequently asked questions when it comes to betting on the US PGA Championship golf:

The next edition of the tournament is expected to take place in May 2024.

There isn't a specific profile of winner when it comes to the USPGA Championship, but it probably does have the greatest chance of a player at big odds winning. Examples in the past include the likes of Jason Dufner in 2013, Shaun Micheel in 2003, and Rich Beem in 2002. John Daly famously won in 1991 when being the ninth alternate and would have commanded a massive price in the USPGA betting.

The Championship has had its fair share of good winners though, Tiger Woods winning four times and Rory McIlroy twice. Brooks Koepka has also won twice, winning the last two editions, and is going for three in a row.

The courses in the USPGA are set up slightly easier than the US Open, with Jason Day recording the record score to par in 2015 when winning on twenty under par whilst Koepka in 2018 scored an aggregate 264 strokes, an equal record low for all the majors.

59 of the 72 winners have been American, with no English winners since it moved to a strokeplay tournament in 1958 with Rory McIlroy the only Britain to win (twice).

The tournament was originally played as matchplay up until 1958. Walter Hagen has the most wins tied with Jack Nicklaus on five.