The KLM Open is an appealing golfing tournament to watch on Thursday, June 20 for the DP World Tour and offers golfers a chance to earn a piece of the $2,500,000. The action will take place at The International golf course, where the market has Sebastian Soderberg as the favorite with a moneyline at +1550.
The 2024 KLM Open will be played at Tbe International in Amsterdam. The course is a Par 71 that measures around 6,900 total yards, but can vary for the tournament at around 7,200 yards depending on placement of tees and holes. This also marks the first time since 2019 that this event is back at this course.
The course layout is interesting, with plenty of large greens and more than a handful of bunkers and water hazards for golfers to worry about. Some shots will set up in a way where golfers will be "blind" or unable to see well ahead, so iron play will be pivotal here.
The last time (2019) this event occurred here, Sergio Garcia won with a final score of -19. Matt Wallace also finished third, which shows that there are several golfers returning to a course they admire.
Plenty of great golfers will be on display for this betting opportunity. Check out which ones below have the best cursive at success.
List is a compelling betting option, whose numbers have fallen with recent performances lately. He has missed three consecutive cuts, with his last successful placing was a T30 at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson event back in early May.
List can have a great performance here with his strong tee shots. If he can set himself up from the start of each hole, he has a good chance at birdie opportunities.
Luiten is one of the more appealing players with his value. He tied for 10th back in 2019 here, which shows he has the potential to crack it once again.
While he was cut at the Soudal Open, he had a T13 finish at the Volvo China Open prior to that. He has solid momentum and is appearing back on a course that he played well at.
MyBookie has you covered with the odds for the 2024 KLM Open, as Sebastian Soderberg is the favorite to win. Another market favorite to check out is Matt Wallace, who has an excellent course history here.
He placed second back in 2019 here, compared to a lot of golfers who did not play or place as well during the same timeframe. He is coming off of a T27 placing at the Canadian Open, giving him solid momentum for this event.
