Finally, LIV Golf has had an event worth watching. For the first time in a long time, the talk about LIV Golf is not focused on its controversial split from the PGA Tour or poaching of players. Instead, fans are talking about how good the golf was in Adelaide last week. The real question is will LIV Golf continue this excitement in Singapore or will the tour slip back to its previous state?
With all the big names on show in Singapore, the stage is set for a good show. Thankfully, it’s not just the players who will be putting on a show—the course itself is often seen as one of the best in Asia and perhaps one of the most beautiful in the world. Is this the event where Dustin Johnson returns to form or will Cameron Smith avenge his narrow loss in Adelaide? Bookmaker William Hill has all the latest odds as we break down the best bets to make on LIV Golf Singapore.
※ Current Odds Date & Time: April 27th, 4:30 A.M. (GMT)
Looking at the outright betting odds for LIV Golf Singapore, it’s clear that bookie William Hill sees this as a close one. Cameron Smith holds a narrow lead as the favourite in the bookmaker’s eyes with odds of 11.00 to win in Singapore. However, Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka are right behind him, both even on 13.00. Behind these three favourites, Patrick Reed and Joaquin Niemann round out the top five betting favourites, tied on 15.00.
Patrick Reed is the biggest improver when it comes to the odds for a top five finish with the American paying 3.50 to finish in the top five. Smith still leads at 3.40 while Johnson and Koepka also pay 3.50 with Niemann on 3.80.
※ Current Odds Date & Time: April 27th, 4:30 A.M. (GMT)
It’s been a rough season for Dustin Johnson so far. The American was head and shoulders above the rest of the LIV Golf players last year but to date has struggled to get going. His first two events of the season were an underwhelming T35 and T13 before he made his first top 10 finish in Orlando.
Since then, while Johnson hasn’t won any events, there are signs that the 38-year-old may be swinging into form. His Masters performance was poor overall but had some bright spots as was his showing at LIV Golf Adelaide where he claimed 10th place with a late surge.
The likes of Cameron Smith may be a more conservative bet, but we say this will be the moment that Johnson returns to form. Back him to win here in Singapore and receive a lucrative pay out of 13.00 for your troubles.
