Golf Betting System Podcast

Arnold Palmer Invitational + Jonsson Workwear Open 2024 - Golf Betting Tips

·1 hr 9 min·5 clips
If you keep backing golfers who miss the cut, get the experts at Golf Betting System involved with their stats and tips.
The episode begins with a standard intro and disclaimer, followed by a listener review celebrating a win on Jake Knapp. The hosts then analyze Knapp's consecutive strong performances, questioning if he's a one-hit wonder. They expand this to discuss the broader trend of long-odds winners on the PGA Tour, with Steve Bamford noting five straight winners at 80-1 or longer and speculating that elite players may be distracted by LIV Golf and tour politics. The conversation shifts to the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, with detailed analysis of the course's length, firm conditions, thick rough, and potential softness due to recent rain. Steve emphasizes that strokes gained tee-to-green is as crucial as putting here, which could disadvantage Scottie Scheffler. The hosts then reveal their betting picks: Steve selects Eric van Rooyen, Cam Young, Harris English, Jordan Spieth, and Sam Burns; Barry backs Rory McIlroy outright; and Paul chooses Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama. They debate Shane Lowry's poor record at Bay Hill despite strong recent form. The episode moves to the DP World Tour's Jonsson Workwear Open in South Africa, with Paul providing a course overview of Glendower Golf Club and its altitude effects. He shares his picks: Thriston Lawrence, Daniel van Tonder, Adrián Arnaus, Sean Norris, and Ockie Strydom. Barry adds James Nicholas as a sleeper. The hosts briefly mention the Puerto Rico Open and criticize PGA Tour coverage clichés before signing off.

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Three golf bettors weigh prices, course fit and recent form across PGA and DP World Tour events.

The Arnold Palmer Invitational and Johnson Workwear Open get a thorough betting breakdown built on prices, course fit, recent form and player statistics. Steve Bamford, Barry O'Hanrahan and Paul Williams are strongest when they turn a selection into a clear argument.

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You get the reasoning behind Eric van Rooyen at 90-1, not merely the name.

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