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He may have the longest odds yet in a Majors tournament, Tiger Woods 2010 British Open odds were coming in at 5/1 for a payout potential of US$50 on every US$10 bet at Sportsbetting.com (see odds here)
Last year's British Open was one of the most riveting and the excitement had little to do with Tiger Woods. 59-year-old Tom Watson fell just short of becoming the oldest major champion in golf history.
The British Open (known by most as the Open Championship) is one of the most riveting golf tournaments of the year and the most wagered on in the United Kingdom. Following an amazing World Cup, British bookmakers will have little time for rest as they anticipate the 2010 British Open to be the most bet on golf event ever, much of which has to do with Tiger Woods return post-sex scandal.
Woods 5/1 odds have value playing at St. Andrews. He won British Open titles in 2000 and 2005, the last two times golf's oldest major championship was played at the game's birthplace.
Ireland's Rory Mcllroy had his odds slashed from 18/1 to 14/1 with heavy action coming in on the young golf phenom Monday.
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