British Open Odds 2013: Best Bets for Golf’s Most Underrated Major

If the oddsmakers in Vegas are correct, Tiger Woods will win the 2013 British Open. Obviously, betting odds have nothing to do with what will actually happen.  Trying to predict who will win any given golf tournament is about as difficult as closing your eyes while playing the game itself. So many unpredictable variables come into play, and you never know when a fringe golfer will suddenly... 

British Open Favorites 2013: Tiger Woods and Players Definitely Worth Betting On

If you’re going to bet on just one golfer to win the 2013 British Open, you might as well choose Tiger Woods.  He isn’t the only favorite with a good chance of winning The Open Championship at Muirfield, either.  Woods is the heavy betting favorite to win, according to Bovada, and there aren’t any surprises at the top. Adam Scott and Justin Rose—winners of the year’s... 

British Open TV Schedule 2013: Complete Daily Coverage Info

The yearly trek to the United Kingdom in July marks one of the most important events on the calendar for the world’s top golfers. The Open Championship—also known as the British Open—is the oldest and most prestigious tournament in the world. Graeme McDowell, Phil Mickelson and 19-year-old sensation Jordan Spieth are all coming off of impressive victories heading into the 2013 British... 

British Open Odds 2013: How Top 5 Favorites Will Fare at Muirfield

A recognizable group of golfers is at the top of the list of favorites to win the 2013 British Open.  Tiger Woods, Justin Rose, Phil Mickelson, Adam Scott and Graeme McDowell are the top five golfers being given the best odds to win the Open Championship at Muirfield this weekend, per Bovada.   Rank Golfer Odds 1 Tiger Woods 8-1 2 Justin Rose 16-1 3 Phil Mickelson 18-1 4 Adam Scott 20-1 5 Graeme... 

Tiger Woods Will Come Back Strong from Elbow Injury at 2013 British Open

After a month of rest, Tiger Woods and his sore left elbow will be ready to rock and roll at the 2013 British Open.  It’s funny how quickly opinions change. Hearken back, if you will, to mid-May of this current season.  Woods was a dynamo who couldn’t be stopped, and this isn’t just my opinion—he was playing as he did in the days of old. After Woods won The Players... 

British Open Predictions 2013: Players Guaranteed to Stay in the Hunt

Tiger Woods may not win his ever-elusive 15th major championship at the 2013 British Open, but he’ll undoubtedly be in the hunt on Sunday afternoon at Muirfield.  The Open Championship is the most prestigious of the four major golf championships. Not only is it held in the United Kingdom—the land where golf originated from—but it is also the oldest tournament in the world, having... 

British Open Odds 2013: Breaking Down Best and Worst Selections at Muirfield

For golf fans, the month of July is a magical time, as the world’s best golfers hit the links in the United Kingdom—the home of this sport we love.  The 2013 British Open starts on July 18 at Muirfield, and, as you’d expect, Tiger Woods has the shortest betting odds to win the prestigious tournament.  Muirfield is one of the most hallowed golf courses in the world. Designed... 

Rafael Nadal Must Be 100 Percent Healthy to Win 2013 US Open

Rafael Nadal‘s balky left knee could cost him a chance to win the 2013 U.S. Open.  But with nearly two months between his shocking first-round exit at Wimbledon and the start of the U.S. Open, Nadal’s coach, Toni Nadal, staunchly believes his nephew will be fully ready for the Grand Slam event, as noted by ESPN: Toni Nadal insists that the 12-time grand slam champion is not set for... 

Roger Federer’s Return to Hamburg Proves He’s Not Going Away Any Time Soon

Roger Federer isn’t ready to ride off into the sunset just yet.  After his shocking second-round exit at Wimbledon, Federer has surprisingly committed to play in Hamburg—a clay-court tournament he hasn’t participated in since 2008. It’s a lesser tournament that lost its Masters status on the ATP tour in 2008, as noted by Ryland James of the AFP. According to James, Federer... 

Tiger Woods Shouldn’t Be Favorite to Win 2013 British Open

As you might expect, Tiger Woods is the favorite to win the 2013 British Open, but he shouldn’t be. Woods reclaimed the No. 1 spot atop the World Golf Rankings this year with an incredible start to the 2013 season, winning four tournaments in his first six stroke-play events and finishing in fourth place at the 2013 Masters. Tiger started to look like Tiger once again, and it seemed but a formality... 

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