Koepka Headlines LIV Golf Invitational Tulsa 2023
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Brooks Koepka is the biggest name listed with LIV Golf Invitational Tulsa 2023 odds this week.
The four-time major winner has been in incredible form this year, so we’re not surprised by his LIV Golf odds of +900.
Boasting a better field and golf odds this week than the AT&T Byron Nelson on the PGA Tour, LIV Golf Invitational Tulsa 2023 should steal the headlines.
The Man to Beat is Brooks
Koepka is already a two-time winner on the LIV Golf Tour, and his performance at The Masters was incredible.
He wasn’t able to play well enough to hold onto his fourth-round lead, but for a golfer who doesn’t play as often as some PGA Tour players, it was a mammoth effort from the classy player.
With news stating that LIV players are eligible to play in the Ryder Cup, Koepka will want to play well. It would be a touch awkward, but there’s no doubt he’s one of the best Americans in the world.
“I have no idea [if we’ll be eligible] and it’s not up to me so I can’t make that decision, but if they choose us, we’ll be ready to go,” Koepka said.”
Koepka is the +900 favorite to win in Tulsa, which is a fair price. He has performed better than most players recently, with the exception of Talor Gooch, so he’s worth betting at the current price.
Gooch Eyes Third Straight Win
Gooch was overdue an LIV Tour win a few weeks back, and now he’s suddenly eyeing his third consecutive win.
The American won in Adelaide by three strokes after setting all sorts of records after the first two rounds. He shot 62, 62, and 73, to cruise home, and shooting -20 after two rounds is something a PGA Tour player wouldn’t be able to do.
He then backed it up with a win in Singapore when shooting -17 for three rounds, so these guys are going deep. The win came in a playoff against Sergio Garcia.
“It’s one of those days that I’ll remember,” said Gooch. “I grew up watching Sergio. He’s one of the greatest golfers of this generation. To go and battle with him and come out on top is something I’ll never forget.”
LIV Golf Invitational Tulsa 2023 odds have Gooch at +1000, which is a value price for the hot golfer in the field.
Lee Eyes Second Win
New Zealand’s Danny Lee was offered a four-tournament deal, but after winning in Tucson in March, he’s here to stay.
The former PGA Tour winner (2015 Greenbrier Classic) was one of the best amateurs to come from New Zealand and he would regularly defeat NZ Amateur fields by double digits.
He’s a dynamic player, and although he kind of lost his way at times on the PGA Tour, he took no time to find his feet with the LIV Tour.
He defeated the likes of Louis Oosthuizen, Carlos Ortiz, and Brendan Steele in a playoff to win his maiden LIV title. The victory earned him his biggest paycheck, so he can now play with freedom.
“There’s a lot of players who want to come over here but sadly there are only 48 spots over here,” Lee said. “You’ll be surprised how many PGA players – all the golfers around the world – who want to be part of LIV golf.
“They know it can be better than PGA Tour in the future, and they can see that. I’ve played three events over here and the atmosphere – no joke – it’s unbelievable.”
LIV Golf Invitational Tulsa 2023 odds have him at +6600, which is a price well worth taking. He represents a +3000 chance, so bettors should include the Kiwi in selections.
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