2009 PGA Championship Betting Gets Late Surge

Written by:
Dan Shapiro
Published on:
Aug/12/2009
2009 PGA Championship Betting Odds

Traditionally Masters Golf Tournaments have received substantial betting interest the week prior to the event.  That wasn't happening this year for reasons that can't quite be explained, but the days leading up to the 2009 PGA Championship have been a different story with a late betting surge.

"There has definitely been a last minute increase in the 2009 PGA Championship betting," said Gambling911.com Senior Editor, Payton O'Brien.  "Our coverage of the PGA Championship betting ranked a strong second on Tuesday after only the Daniel Negreanu story from Thomas Somach claiming a possible ‘racial' rant."

Tiger Woods would pay out $160 for every $100 bet at SBG Global if he were to win.

Big underdogs have paid out handsomely with recent Masters tournaments. 

All 2009 PGA Championship betting odds appear below and were courtesy of SBG Global.

Lee Westwood

+2000

Padraig Harrington

+2000

Phil Mickelson

+1800 

Hunter Mahan

+3000

Retief Goosen

+3500 

Steve Stricker

+2500

Sergio Garcia

+3500

Jim Furyk

+4500

Anthony Kim

+3500

Angel Cabrera

+4000

Kenny Perry

+4500

7113  

Geoff Ogilvy

+4000

Stewart Cink

+4000 

Henrik Stenson

+4500

Zach Johnson

+4500  

Ross Fisher

+4500

Vijay Singh

+5000 

Ian Poulter

+4500 

Ernie Els

+5000

Camilo Villegas

+5000 

Luke Donald

+5000 

Nick Watney

+5500 

Rory McIlroy

+4500

Paul Casey

+5500

David Toms

+5500

Robert Allenby

+4500

FIELD (All Others)

+250

Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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