Bryson DeChambeau has barely had time to drink his champagne, and yet LIV Golf is calling him to hit the green in Nashville. This week, LIV Golf Nashville makes its debut, with the best of the Saudi Arabian tour taking to Tennessee to compete for yet another fat purse. Who will come out on top? Read on for our 2024 LIV Golf Nashville betting tips.
Despite the year’s latest major having just concluded, plenty of big names are fronting up for this tournament. US Open winner DeChambeau will lead the field, but the likes of Jon Rahm, Joaquin Niemann, and Brooks Koepka will also be in action. Can DeChambeau go back to back? We look at the LIV Golf Nashville 2024 odds to find out.
| Tournament: | 2024 LIV Golf League, LIV Golf Nashville 2024 |
| ⛳️ Venue: | The Grove, College Grove, Tennessee, United States |
| 🗓️ Dates: | Friday, 21 June to Sunday, 23 June, 2024 |
Before we dive into our LIV Golf Nashville 2024 betting predictions, let’s see what the biggest betting sites have to say. Here are the latest odds to win 2024 Nashville LIV Golf:
Man of the hour Bryson DeChambeau leads the betting odds for LIV Golf, with the American paying a low 8.00 (7/1) to win. Behind him are Jon Rahm and Joaquin Niemann, level second on 11.00 (10/1). Brooks Koepka isn’t far behind either at 12.00 (11/1) before Tyrell Hatton closes out the top five betting favorites at 13.00 (12/1).
To inform our Nashville 2024 LIV Golf predictions, let’s take a closer look at this tournament.
First things first, there’s not much history to break down. In true LIV style, the tour is blooding yet another event this season. This will be the ninth tournament of the season. As always, there’s a whopping prize pool up for grabs. In total, it’s $25 million, with $4 million going to the winning individual and $3 to the top team.
The par 71 course in College Grove has a 7,297 yardage in total. It’s been around for well over a decade now and regularly ranks as one of the best courses in Tennessee. In fact, the course has been modified from par 72 to par 71 for LIV Golf. This could provide an opening for the big drivers on tour – with hole four, in particular, looking like an opportunity.
Success here is all about hitting the fairway a high percentage of the time and getting to the green with consistency. Those who excel in this area will have an edge in Nashville.
We know you’re here to get some betting intel, so don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. We looked at all the odds to win 2024 Nashville LIV Golf and have the following betting recommendations:
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Topping our LIV Golf 2024 Nashville predictions is a name few will be expecting: Abraham Ancer. The reason we’re backing the Mexican to claim his second LIV title this season is simple. This is the kind of course that Ancer’s game thrives on.
The 33-year-old loves to hit a long ball. This season, Ancer leads the LIV Golf tour in terms of fairway hit percentage. 67.56% of the time, Ancer’s ball lands on the fairway – that’s almost 2% more than his next closest competitor. Given the makeup of this course, we say this stat will give Ancer a crucial edge.
It’s not like this is Ancer’s only strength, either. He has been a consistent performer in LIV Golf this year, making four top 10 finishes in a row across March, April and May. His title at LIV Golf Hong Kong will have given him confidence that he has the ability at this level, and we say he’ll add to his trophy cabinet this weekend.
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There’s a reason DeChambeau tops the 2024 LIV Golf League odds. We think Ancer will surprise him with a victory this week, but riding the momentum of his US Open 2024 win, the American should still make the top five in Nashville.
DeChambeau is unlikely to come into this event relaxed because he actually has a bit of ground to make up on the leaderboard. The 30-year-old is way back in 15th place overall this season, with just four top-10 finishes. We expect his US Open win to have kicked him into life, and we’ll see another good performance here.
Agree with our 2024 LIV Golf Nashville betting tips? Time to put your money where your mouth is. We think it’ll be Ancer, Niemann, and DeChambeau fighting it out on Sunday for glory. If you do, too, then get your bets in before the first tee on Friday.
