On Saturday, the golf competition known as Capital One’s “The Match” will continue, but this time there will be four actual golfers competing. You can, of course, place a wager on it through OKBET Golf online betting, which is one of our exclusive wagering partners. The following information was published by the sportsbook regarding the upcoming match:
This coming Saturday will mark the one hundred and first time that “The Match” has been held, but hey, at least Tiger Woods will be competing in this one, so it should draw a few more eyeballs than the previous made-for-TV golf exhibitions that have somewhat lost their luster.
Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas are good friends who should be able to feed off of each other throughout the best-ball format that consists of 12 holes. Since Woods is paired with Rory McIlroy, the world’s number one golfer, the odds reflect the fact that the pairings are relatively even.
Team Spieth/Thomas is currently listed as a slight favorite (-125, 4/5) over Team Woods/McIlroy (+105, 21/20), according to our current odds.
In addition, there are a plethora of alternative wagering options available to be placed on The Match.
In reference to those wagers, the following are some of my personal favorites, along with a prediction and a selection for each one:
Will there be anyone who gets a hole-in-one?
Yes +5000
The Pick: There is no chance. You shouldn’t even bother wasting your money on the odds of 50 to 1. Put aside some of your money for the remaining wagers.
Jordan Spieth had the closest approach on the first par 3 and finished with a score of +265
The phone number for Justin Thomas is +265
Rory McIlroy’s score is +265 at this point.
Tiger Woods +290
The Pick: I mean, with Spieth, Thomas, and McIlroy all having the same odds, this bet is obviously a coin flip. McIlroy, Thomas, and Spieth are all tied for first place. Take the better value at Tiger +290.
whoever hits the shot with the longest distance wins.
- The odds of Rory McIlrเล่นสล๊อตoy winning are 110 to 1.
- A plus sign followed by 350 for Justin Thomas.
- The odds of winning are +500 for Jordan Spieth.
- Tiger Woods +500
The best value is with Rory McIlroy at -110. It could be argued that he’s the best driver to come along since Tiger Woods in his prime. -110 feels like stealing here.
Winner will be the player who sinks the longest putt.
Jordan Spieth has a plus-250 scoring advantage.
- The number +270 belongs to Justin Thomas.
- +270 for Rory McIlroy in the world golf rankings
- Tiger Woods +285
The Pick: Tiger +285. Because he is the most clutch player in the history of golf, you simply cannot pass him up.
Combining to achieve the highest number of birdies.
Spieth and Thomas both have a plus-110 handicap.
Woods and McIlroy have a plus-165 scoring advantage.
Tie +350
The Pick: It would appear that many individuals are concerned about Tiger’s performance on Saturday. Absolutely not, not even close. Although he cannot walk, he has stated on multiple occasions that he is capable of playing golf. Thank goodness they have carts available! Take McIlroy, who is currently ranked first on the OWGR, and Tiger, who is the GOAT, at +165.
The first-place team will receive 105 points for their tie at hole number 1.
Spieth and Thomas both have a plus-225 handicap.
Woods and McIlroy have a plus-250 handicap.
The Choice: This is a simple decision. Both sets of players will want to ease into it and get a sense for what they’re playing with before going full tilt. Furthermore, I don’t believe I’ve ever witnessed a team in The Match take the lead after the first hole. Take Tie +105.
Will we be playing on Hole No. 12?
Yes +160
No -200
The Choice: They are participating in the game for the sake of fun and television. I don’t believe that this will become an extremely cutthroat competition, but it will be very close. At a plus-money of +160, you should consider going the distance.
The winning team was Woods/McIlroy with a score of +105.