The US Women’s Open Golf Championship is the only event to have been recognised as a major by the LPGA since its founding in 1950.

It is also the flagship event in women’s golf, and such has been the domination of women’s golf by players from South Korea in recent years, they invariably start amongst the favourites in US women’s open betting markets every year.

Go low, or go home. John Deere Classic betting is simple. Unless your pick is prepared to shoot straight, and fire at the flags, then the odds are he will be heading home on Friday night.

American Steve Stricker won the tournament in 2010 with a record score of 26 under par, breaking the course record in Silvis Illinois by a small matter of four strokes. It was the American’s second win in succession, which highlights the fact certain courses suit certain players and it doesn’t take a genius to work out where predictions of next year’s winner should be focused.

The Scottish Open has become one of the integral fixtures on the European Tour and Barclays Scottish open betting offers a fascinating insight into the form horses heading into the Open championship which follows a week later.

Loch Lomond could not be more different than the links courses which host the major championship, but Barclays Scottish open betting odds can nevertheless offer a rewarding insight to the weeks ahead.

The Quail Hollow Championship is a golf tournament held in early May at the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, US. Being part of the PGA Tour, the event was first held in 2003 as the Wachovia Championship. After purchasing Wachovia in 2008, Wells Fargo took over as sponsor of the event, and in 2009, removed the Wachovia name from the tournament. Wells Fargo will be sponsoring the championship until 2014.