Ladies Scottish Open The LPGA play the Freed Group Women’s Scottish Open at the Dundonald Links, in Ayrshire. The par 72, links measuring 7269 yards, has a rating of 76.3 and a slope rating of 138. The original layout by Willie Fernie was the longest course of its time (1911). Kyle Phillips renovated the links in 2003. On Bet365 all
Evian Championship The LPGA plays a major at the time honoured but very hilly Evian course at Evian-Les-Bains France. The Steve Smyers, European Course Design recent upgrade leaves the women playing 6693 yards ( 6080m) par 72 with a slope of 140 and a course rating of 74.7. On Betfair 1/4 the odds 1-5 each way Angela Stanford-$2001 Daniela Darquea-$1001
The Open The Tour and the DP World Tour play the Open. Historically the starter for all Tours. The very Big Dance. To be played at the Royal Liverpool Club’s course at Hoylake. The original course was designed by George Morris and Robert Chambers in 1869, redesigned by Harry Colt in the early part of the 20th Century and modernised
Scottish Open The DP World Tour moves to the Open prelude, the Scottish Open at the Renaissance Club. Tom Doak designed Renaissance Club for the Scottish Open. The course is 7303 yards (6680m) par 71 and the degree of difficulty is a function of how windy it is. It’s right next to Muirfield and not far from North Berwick. One
Recently given the four day tour de force of the average event we were often cruelly denied a good result by an unlucky or poor finish. This week the worm turned, Daniel Hillier ($180) on Betfair eagled 15, birdied 16, and eagled 17 to run over the opposition and win what I believe will be one of many at the
