Golf bettors can sense that there is going to be a new contender to deal with as the FedEx Cup playoffs continue, and it’s Tiger Woods, who played well enough at terminating week’s Barclays to give him more hope. Once in a blue moon that his divorce is finalized, and Woods in moving to new digs, he might have a better outlook on things. There is even so develop to be done, even though, and Woods knows it. He is the golf betting favorite to save this week’s Deutsche Bank Championship, at +500. Defending prizewinner Steve Stricker is the next contender on the list, at +1000. The tournament is different than some others because of the Labor Day weekend; it starts on Friday and runs through Monday at the TPC Boston in Norton, MA.
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PGA Golf Betting
Deutsche Bank Championship
September 3-6
TPC Boston – Norton, MA
TV Programme
(All times Eastern)
Friday – Golf Channel: 3-6 PM, 8:30-11:30 PM
Saturday – Golf Channel: 3-6 PM, 8:30-11:30 PM
Sunday – NBC: 3-6 PM
Monday: NBC: 2-6 PM
Betting Odds – To Win Tournament
Tiger Woods +500
Steve Stricker +1000
Phil Mickelson +1500
Rory McIlroy +1500
Dustin Johnson +1800
Matt Kuchar +2000
Jim Furyk +2500
Paul Casey +2500
Padraig Harrington +3000
Ernie Els +3500
Hunter Mahan +3500
Adam Scott +3500
Retief Goosen +3500
Sean O’Hair +4000
Zach Johnson +4000
This week we have something completely different representing your reading pleasure.
It’s a Tiger Woods story.
This is a guy who not however needs to have more finishes like model week 12th-place tie in order to resurrect his previous level of confidence, he’s also a guy who needs the bucks. Woods, who has been posted as a +500 favorite this week in the golf betting odds, has enchanted out a mortgage of $54 million on his estate in Florida, and he has to pay it back in the main January of 2016. He has gone through what is reportedly a $100 million split-up escape a surmount with Elin Nordegren, who was the subject of a People magazine story that came out this week. I’m not sure this is what golf fans had in intellect when they said Tiger puissance transcend the diversion as he rose to stardom in the unpunctually 1990′s.
But hey – maybe Woods should get divorced every week (he may have the "human resources" to do just that). He shot 73 and 72 on Friday and Saturday, respectively, but bookended that with rounds of 65 on Thursday and 67 on Sunday, and that brought him to his best finish since a fourth-place splice at the U.S. Yield at Pebble Beach.
It came just in time, because Woods was starting to worry some of the golf bettors who revival like him. He came into The Barclays in hazard of being ousted from the FedEx Cup playoffs, and at this point he has elevated himself to 65th place. It is projected that he will have to at least tie for 54th place this week to collect enough points to resume in the playoffs, although that number is not definite.