Workday Charity Open Golf Betting Tips 2020
Who will win this week?

A new tournament at a familiar course this week on the PGA Tour
Workday Charity Open Golf Betting Tips 2020
The PGA Tour continues this week with the Workday Charity Open being played at Muirfield Village Golf Club - the first of two weeks in a row that the course will host a PGA Tour event.
This is a new event that has come into the schedule with the John Deere Classic being cancelled due to Covid-19.
But unlike most new events we do know how players play at the venue - Patrick Cantlay won on this course last year at the Memorial Tournament - and will of course therefore be defending his title next week - he is 13/1 with Bet365 to win this week.
Cantlay isn’t the only big name in attendance this week with Justin Thomas (9/1 with William Hill), Jon Rahm (11/1 with BetFred) and Brooks Koepka (16/1 with Betfair) also in attendance.
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Hideki Matsuyama 5 points each way at 15/1 with Betfair – Won at this course back in 2014 at the Memorial - he has been playing well this year with two top 10s from 8 starts. Was going along nicely last week before a final round that didn’t fire. Get £20 in Free Bets for every £50 you bet, and you can do this up to 5 times for a whopping £100 in Free Bets.
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Matt Wallace 1 point each way at 125/1 with Bet365 – Has been looking for a bit of form and he seemed to find it last week at the Travelers where his 12th was his best finish of the year to date. What's more, Bet365 will match your first deposit up to £100, so you could get up to £100 in Free Bet credits.
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