Read The Line is back on site in Ohio at Muirfield Village Golf Club, host venue for The Memorial Tournament presented by Workday. The last time we walked side-by-side with the players, we won with Brooks Koepka at the PGA Championship. Let’s keep the streak alive and record back-to-back victories from the field.
Now that the smoke has cleared from the 2023 PGA Championship, we move right to the 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge at the Colonial Country Club in Forth Worth, Texas. As always, we will discuss odds, the tournament itself, course and weather conditions, and our best bets. And as always, we won’t just highlight our betting…
Walking into the 105th PGA Championship, many thought Masters Champion Jon Rahm would be taking home the Wanamaker Trophy. Rahm rebounded nicely in Round 2, but his first-round rough antics may be too much to recover from. He’s nine shots back going into the weekend at Oak Hill.
Here we go! The PGA Championship — the season’s second major championship — is about to begin, and the field of contenders for the 105th Wanamaker Cup is nearly as vast as nearby Lake Ontario. Playing host this year is Oak Hill Country Club’s East course, a venue with a storied major championship tradition. OHCC…
Scottie Scheffler is the odds-on favorite to win the 2023 Byron Nelson, but PGA pro Keith Stewart of Read the Line has three bets that yield much more value, including Hideki Matsuyama at +100 to place in the top 20.
Pay close attention to the betting content you read this week. If your source refers to 2022 in comparison to his/her predictions for 2023, stop reading! The Wells Fargo Championship was not played in Charlotte, North Carolina at the Quail Hollow Club last year. It was played at a different venue while Quail Hollow prepared…
After three weeks of challenging weather, the PGA TOUR has found paradise. Puerta Vallarta is the host port for the Mexico Open at Vidanta. The Pacific coast city is an official stop on TOUR for the second year in a row. Unfortunately, this resort destination comes just before a very busy stretch in the schedule….
The Zurich Classic reinvented itself on the tournament schedule six years ago when it became the only team event on the PGA TOUR schedule. We have witnessed three designated events, THE PLAYERS, and the Masters in the last eight weeks. If these guys aren’t worn out on 72 holes of stroke play, I sure am.
Less than 24 hours removed from the Masters, 46 players left Augusta, Georgia and headed three hours southeast to the coast to play in the RBC Heritage. Contested annually at Harbour Town Golf Links on Hilton Head Island, the best will once again have their hands full with a much different challenge than Magnolia Lane.
Before the siren sounded on Friday night, Brooks Koepka lowered the boom on the field at the 87th Masters. Thankfully no patrons were injured by falling trees or dangerous weather at Augusta National. The same cannot be said for the field as only 37 players are under par as of mid-way through the second round….
Read The Line predicted 15 outright winners last year.
