The BMW International Open, the next DP World Tour event, is approaching soon. It will be held on Thursday, July 4th, at Golfclub Munchen Eichenried in Moosinning, Germany. The purse for this event is 2,500,000 euros, and plenty of exciting golfers will be on display. The market has Patrick Reed as the favorite, with a moneyline at +1525.
The 2024 BMW International Open is played at the Golfclub Munchen Eichenried, which spans about 7,350 yards and is a Par 72. There are a handful of Par 4's that are drivable and plenty of rewarding fairways for those that can bomb off the tee consistently in good situations.
The course history shows that a variety of talented golfers have succeeded in different aspects of their game. The most common theme appears to be those with great green-in-regulation stats and great putting. Simply put, the golfer who can approach the green the best and nail birdie putts will win.
Last year's winner was Thriston Lawrence, who won with a -13 by one stroke over the runner-up. He ranked fourth in the field for his putts per greens in regulation.
Several repeat players are gearing up for this event from last season, with a good shot at repeat success or building on that experience. Below are a few golfers that you should consider following.
It would seem silly to leave Reed in a potential situation to win here. While he has solid momentum from a recent T28 at the Italian Open and a T32 at LIV Nashville, he can perform better.
This is an event for him to shine, assuming he can find success in the opening round. He could be a steal if the odds dip a bit lower for him.
Pieters had an outstanding performance at the Soudal Open in May, where he finished T2 and scored -17. His recent T32 at the LIV Nashville event is solid, which puts him in comparison to Reed, the market favorite.
He has appealing numbers heading into this event. If he can remain consistent off the tee and have great scrambling, his ability to land birdies should be enough.
MyBookie offers appealing DP World Tour betting odds for the BMW International Open. Patrick Reed is the favorite to win but is not an overwhelming threat compared to the field.
Last year's winner, Lawrence, has an excellent opportunity to repeat here. It is common for past winners to excel here, especially if they made their name. Look for Lawrence to come back to a course he has done well at and find success again.
