Leading European player Viktor Hovland and world number 3 Patrick Cantlay are both 8/1 as well. World number 12 Xander Schauffele is 5/1, while Will Zalatoris, who finished 2 nd at the USPGA last month, is 8/1. WHO COULD BE NEXT TO JOIN THE LIV SERIES? However, all the world’s current top 10, and legends such as Woods, have turned down the chance to play in the new tour…so far.
US Open winner DeChambeau has said he’ll play in the second LIV event later in the year, while Reed and Fowler are also set confirm their involvement in the coming days. Multi-major winner Phil Mickelson, and two-time winner Johnson are the headline names who have signed up, with five other major winners Sergio Garcia, Louis Oosthuizen, Martin Kaymer, Charl Schwartzel and Graeme McDowell also playing in the opener at the Centurion Club today. Woods will not be at the Saudi-backed golf venture
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The American golfer removed ‘PGA Tour’ from his Twitter bio which prompted rumours and overnight his odds have been slashed considerably.ĭeChambeau is another huge name joining from the second event.īut Woods is a huge 1000/1 to join LIV Golf Series after it was revealed by Greg Norman, who is heading up the LIV Golf Invitational Series that: “Woods turned down a deal that was mind-blowingly enormous we’re talking about high nine digits”. Koepka now has a 96% probability to join compatriots Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Reed and Rickie Fowler. The Saudi-backed events threaten to disrupt to golf’s old order, with many established players, and major champions, already committing to play despite objections from the PGA and DP World Tours. The controversial series has received endless headlines since it was first announced and increasing pressure from a human rights perspective. Bubba Watson is odds-on to commit to the controversial series away from the PGA Tour Paddy Power – Bet £20 and get it back as Cash if it Loses*
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