LIV Golf has another exciting event coming up soon, based in the United Kingdom. The action begins on Friday, July 26, and lasts until the 28th, your next LIV Golf betting opportunity. Currently, Jon Rahm is favored to win with a moneyline at +650.
LIV Golf heads to the UK at the JCB Golf & Country Club, which measures around 7,300 yards and is a Par 71. There is not a lot of course history provided here other than the Legends Tour in 2022 and 2023. Both events were two-day outings that resulted in winning scores of -11 and -6, respectively.
Since this course is not that long and golfers have great shot placement to set up from the tee, the scores here should be appealing. In the three days that these last, most of these events have been high-scoring opportunities.
You could look for golfers who are their best off the tee in distance to find an edge, but approach will be pivotal. In addition, golfers with great stroke-gain stats should also garner some attention.
If you look at their approach stats and ability to close out birdie putts, many golfers have an advantage here. Below are some that you should keep an eye on, as well as potential winning bets.
DeChambeau is monstrous off the tee and has a good chance of gaining crucial yards to set up perfect birdies or better opportunities. His odds seem a little high here, but he has the potential to play strongly.
Smith does not have to rely on strong drives or complete accuracy to win this event. While playing that elite, he can relax and focus on his approach and putting. For this value, he appears to be a steal.
If Burmester can land his birdie putts consistently, he has an opportunity to stay within reach. He is great off the tee but has struggled to be a threat when putting. He has a win under his belt this season at the LIV Miami event and has landed in the top eight or better in four events.
MyBookie has you covered for betting odds for the upcoming LIV Golf UK event. The current odds leader is Jon Rahm, who has played exceptionally well in several key categories to which bettors should pay attention.
Rahm leads the field with an average of 5.14 birdies per round, leads with a 73.41 percent for greens in regulation, and ranks second in strokes gained approach. With this in mind, he has the best shot at winning this event.
