Ryan Fox (100/1 to win 2023 Open) edged out Callum Shinkwin and Alex Noren by one shot to take the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. Fox ended the four rounds on 15-under-par after a final-round 68 proved to be just enough, with Shinkwin and Noren having to settle for a tie for second one shot back. The New Zealander started the day four shots adrift of the top of the leaderboard but overnight leader Richard Mansell endured a shocking final round, carding a triple bogey on the par-three second on his way to a four-over par 76 at the Old Course to ultimately finish in a tie for seventh, four s ..read more

Guido Migliozzi has put himself firmly in the race for a spot on Europe’s Ryder Cup team (Europe – 15/8 To lift the Ryder Cup) after carding a stunning final round to win the Open de France. Rasmus Hojgaard started the final day with the outright lead, sitting one-shot clear of South African George Coetzee, while Migliozzi was five strokes off the Dane in a three-way tie for ninth. Despite facing a mammoth task in the fourth round at Le Golf National, Migliozzi held his nerve superbly as he fired nine birdies in a round-of-the-day 62. Migliozzi was one of just two players to birdie the par-fou ..read more

Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre says he hopes he can kickstart his push for next year’s Ryder Cup team when he plays at the host venue in the Italian Open this weekend (MacIntrye 45/1 – Italian Open Outright). The world number 110 has had a tough few months on tour, and had to settle for a share of 50th at last week’s BMW Championship. Before that, he finished T12 at Made In Himmerland, but his last top-10 finish was way back at The Ras Al Khaimah Classic in February. At the moment, MacIntyre sits 73rd in the DP World Tour’s Order of Merit, and he will need to improve his position if he wants to m ..read more

Xander Schauffele (17/10 Tour Championship 2022 Outright) cut Scottie Scheffler’s (8/11) lead to just two shots after a seven-under-par 63 round on day two of the Tour Championship at East Lake. World number one Scheffler began the second round with a five-shot advantage over Schauffele after his opening round of 65. Scheffler, who will be hoping to hold his nerve to scoop the $18million prize, was steady and solid on Friday as he carded a four-under 66 but his lead was still slashed due to an extremely strong performance from Schauffele, who hit six birdies before holing a putt for an eagle o ..read more

Patrick Cantlay (2/1 Outright) says staying in the moment is the best way to approach the FedEx Cup playoffs, as he looks to defend his BMW Championship title on Sunday. The Californian won this tournament at Caves Valley in 2021, a victory that paved the way for his FedEx Cup triumph and is in familiar territory this year, albeit at a different venue. Cantlay carded six birdies, an eagle and two bogeys on his way to a Saturday 65 to move up five places on the leaderboard at Delaware’s Wilmington CC. The 30-year-old’s tally of 12-under leaves him one clear of fellow Americans Xander Schauffele ..read more

Keegan Bradley (11/1 Outright) fired an opening 64 to lead the BMW Championship by one stroke from Australian Adam Scott (12/1). Bradley made a fantastic start to ultimately go round in seven-under-par at the Wilmington Country Club in Delaware, having birdied six of the first nine holes. He began the day with a terrific putt from 13 feet on his way to matching his previous best total over nine holes with a score of 29. A bogey on the 11th was the only blemish in an otherwise faultless day as he secured two further birdies to finish with a 64. Bradley, who won the US PGA Championship back in 2 ..read more

John Huh (8/1 – Outright) has raced into a two-shot lead following the opening round of the Wyndham Championship and even he was surprised by the impressive nature of his performance. The 32-year-old, who won his sole PGA Tour title to date at the Mayakoba Golf Classic over a decade ago, carded a nine-under 61 at Sedgefield Country Club, with his unblemished round including seven birdies, as well as a 36-foot eagle putt on the 15th. That all helped Huh secure his best-ever round on the PGA Tour and it has not only boosted his chances of winning in North Carolina, but also on securing a place i ..read more

Englishman Luke Donald says he is “truly honoured” after being named European Ryder Cup captain ahead of the 2023 Ryder Cup in Rome (USA 1/2, Draw 11/1, Europe 2/1 – Outright Betting). The former world number one will now be doing all he can for the next 12 months to prepare for the competition, with Team USA set to defend their crown after their emphatic victory in September 2021. Swede Henrik Stenson was originally named as captain, but he was sacked last month after defecting to LIV Golf. Stenson’s tenure lasted only 127 days before he signed a reported £40million contract with the Saudi Ar ..read more

Tony Finau (10/3 Fav – Outright Winner) says it was “nice to keep things going” from last week’s 3M Open victory as he moved into a share of the lead on the opening day of the Rocket Mortgage Classic. Fresh from landing his third PGA Tour title at TPC Twin Cities on Sunday, the world number 16 made eight birdies in a bogey-free round at Detroit Golf Club to move alongside Canadian Taylor Pendrith at the summit on -8. The 32-year-old hit every green in regulation on Thursday – the first time in 728 PGA TOUR stroke-play rounds he has done this – and he was pleased with how things went over the o ..read more

Australian Cameron Smith (16/1 The Masters Outright) showcased his skills on the putting green as his incredible final round of 64 helped him win The Open Championship, with Rory McIlroy (pictured) having to settle for third place. Smith won the first major of his career at St Andrews, showing no signs of nerves in a scintillating finale, beating American Cameron Young by one shot. The 28-year-old carded a bogey-free eight-under-par 64, including five consecutive birdies from the 10th hole. His record score of 20-under proved too much in the end, with McIlroy unable to hole a chip for eagle at ..read more