Dave Portnoy Big Underdog to Brooks Koepka in Golf Match

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Dave Portnoy Big Underdog to Brooks Koepka in Golf Match

Barstool founder Dave Portnoy and major champion golfer Brooks Koepka will compete in a charity golf match on September 7, and according to Vegas, El Presidente will walk away as the loser.

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Oddsmakers at online sportsbook SportsBetting.ag made Portnoy a 6/1 underdog versus Koepka, who will play the match left-handed instead of his dominant right side in order to somewhat even the playing field.

Koepka is a 1/12 (or -1200) favorite for the golf match, meaning a bettor would have to risk $1200 just to win a hundred on Koepka. A $100 wager on Portnoy would return $600 if he pulls off the upset.

Charity Golf Match Odds

Brooks Koepka   1/12   (-1200)

Dave Portnoy   6/1   (+600)

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