Golf Betting Guides, Tips & Predictions

Women’s golf is back in Asia this week with the BMW Ladies Championship 2023. The big stars are heading to South Korea for one of the most competitive events in Asian golf. Lydia Ko is looking to defend her title from last year, and she faces very strong opposition this time around. This is the seventh edition of the BMW Ladies Championship, and it is a huge source of excitement in the Asian golf community.

After a three-year absence, the Buick LPGA returns to Shanghai for the first time since 2019 as part of the tour season. Danielle Kang is the defending champion, and she can make it three wins in three Buick LPGA with a victory at the Qizhong Garden Golf Club.

The LPGA returns this week with the Ascendant women’s golf event in the southern United States as the top LPGA professionals compete for a $1.7 million purse at the Old American Golf Club. There was a bit of drama last year as Charley Hull won the Volunteers of America Classic by a one-stroke margin of victory and earned the tournament record score. With top stars like Hyo Joo Kim and Atthaya Thitkul in this tournament, chances of an upset are low, but you can never rule out drama in the LPGA Tour.

The big stars will be heading to Arkansas this week for the Walmart Championship as we approach the final stretch of the LPGA Tour season. Over the next eight weeks, the competition would be very much at its peak as the players try to rack up vital points in the LPGA season. Atthaya Thitikul won the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship last year, and she is the favorite to defend her title in this season’s edition.

The Ryder Cup returns in September, with Italy hosting the 44th Ryder Cup matches between the USA and the European team. The Americans enter this tournament as the defending champions after beating Team Europe at the Whistling Straits in 2021, and they can clinch the Ryder Cup with fewer points than their European rivals. With the top guns in form heading into this tournament, we could have another interesting competition, as a blowout win is very unlikely this year.

Fans of women’s golf are in for a treat this week, as the 2023 Solheim Cup is back for the first time in two years. Taking place from 22-24 September, the best female golfers from Europe and the USA will go head to head for bragging rights in this prestigious event and to defend their region’s honor. Read on for our 2023 Solheim Cup betting tips in this article.

The big stars are back in England this week for the start of the BMW PGA Championship, and we have a very competitive field this year. Rory McIlroy holds a good lead over Jon Rahm in the DP World Tour season-long standings, and this championship is key for both golfers. Rising star Ludvig Aberg is another underrated golfer to look out for alongside Viktor Hovland, who has bagged two consecutive titles.

The second edition of the Kroger Queen City Championship kicks off in the first week of September in Cincinnati, and the big stars are back at the Kendale Course. Ally Ewing won the first tournament last year, but she has very slim chances against the likes of Linn Grant, Minjee Lee, and Xiyu Linn. There is a high chance we see a new winner in this tournament, and we could have a very competitive field when the Kroger Queen City Championship kicks off on Thursday.

One of the oldest LPGA tournaments returns this week as the Portland Classic takes place in Oregon. Andrea Lee grabbed a surprising win last year as the tournament returned to its traditional home at the Columbia Edgewater Country Club. This event is tightly contested, and we have top players like Nelly Korda and Hyo Joo Kim in the spotlight, but with so much quality in the field, we could have another surprise this season.

The LPGA tour heads to Canada this week with the CPKC Women’s Open, and we have the best stars competing for glory in this event. Paula Reto won the Canadian Womens Open last year despite being a huge underdog. All eyes would be on the likes of Hyo Joo Kim and Nelly Korda but with no clear favorite this year, we might be in for another shock in the Canadian Women’s Open.