Min Woo Lee has five professional wins, a first PGA Tour title and an automatic Presidents Cup place. His record, his 2026 season and the Australian angle.
The Australian PGA Championship returns to New South Wales for the first time since 1998, at The Lakes in Sydney from 26 to 29 November. Dates, field, past champions and betting angles.
Scottie Scheffler closed with a 66 to win the Tour Championship at 16 under and claim a second FedExCup, worth $10 million from a $40 million purse, with Min Woo Lee the best of the Australasians in a share of fourth.
Wyndham Clark won the BMW Championship by three shots at Bellerive on 17 under, his third PGA Tour title of the season, and all three Australasians - Min Woo Lee, Adam Scott and Ryan Fox - qualified for the Tour Championship.
Scottie Scheffler has opened the FedExCup Playoffs with an eight-shot win at the FedEx St Jude Championship, finishing 17 under at TPC Southwind for the largest winning margin in 68 years at the course and his first trophy since the season opener.
The FedExCup Playoffs run from 13 to 30 August 2026: seventy players start at TPC Southwind, thirty finish at East Lake, and Min Woo Lee and Adam Scott carry Australian interest. Standings, cut-offs, the money and how to bet it.
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen is the defending Australian Open champion. Gary Player holds the record with seven titles. Here's the recent honour roll, the all-time records, and what the winners list tells you before backing anyone in 2026.
The Australian Open is golf's national championship and the biggest tournament on the Australian calendar. The 2026 Capital.com Australian Open runs 3-6 December at Kingston Heath with Rory McIlroy confirmed. Here's the venue, the Australians to watch and where the betting value sits.
The 2026 Masters Tournament is underway at Augusta National Golf Club, and this page tracks results, leaderboard updates, and Australian player performances across Rounds 1 to 3.
The 2026 PGA Championship runs from Thursday 14 May to Sunday 17 May at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, the second time the club has hosted the PGA Championship, the first being all the way back in 1962.
The 154th Open Championship heads to Royal Birkdale from 16-19 July 2026. Our pre-tournament guide: outright tips, the full contender board, the seven-strong Australian contingent led by Cameron Smith, Birkdale course intel and the best markets.
All four 2026 majors are done: Rory McIlroy won the Masters, Aaron Rai the PGA Championship, Wyndham Clark the US Open at Shinnecock Hills (winner’s report) and Ryan Fox The Open at Royal Birkdale, where Lucas Herbert was the top Australian in T6. Every champion is linked in the majors table below.
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BettingPro covers all the biggest golf tournaments with free betting tips, odds analysis and predictions for Australian punters. From the four majors to the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf, our expert tipsters deliver well-researched picks for every event.
The four major championships are the pinnacle of professional golf and attract the most betting interest each year. Here is the 2026 major calendar:
| Major | Dates | Venue | 2026 Champion |
| The Masters | April 9–12 | Augusta National, Georgia | Rory McIlroy |
| PGA Championship | May 14–17 | Aronimink Golf Club, Pennsylvania | Aaron Rai |
| US Open | June 18–21 | Shinnecock Hills, New York | Wyndham Clark |
| The Open Championship | July 16–19 | Royal Birkdale, England | Ryan Fox |
Outside the majors, our RBC Heritage 2026 review covers Matt Fitzpatrick’s playoff win over Scottie Scheffler at Harbour Town.
Golf offers some of the most diverse betting markets in sport. Key options include:
Outright Winner: Back a player to win the tournament. The most popular golf bet, with odds available from the Monday before each event.
Each-Way: Bet on a player to either win or finish in the top places (usually top 5 or 8). The each-way fraction is typically 1/4 or 1/5 of the win odds. This is the most popular bet type for golf in Australia.
Top 5 / Top 10 / Top 20: Back a player to finish within a nominated position range. Lower risk, lower odds.
First Round Leader: Predict who will lead after the opening round.
Head-to-Head Matchups: Two or three players are grouped together, and you bet on who finishes lowest across the tournament or a single round.
Nationality Betting: Back the best performer from a specific country (e.g. top Australian).
Make/Miss Cut: Predict whether a player will survive the halfway cut.
Australia has a strong contingent on the world golf stage. Key players to watch in 2026:
Our top picks for golf betting in Australia:
For detailed bookmaker comparisons, visit our best golf betting sites guide.
What is each-way betting in golf?
Each-way betting is two bets in one: a win bet and a place bet. If your player wins, both pay out. If they finish in the place range (typically top 5 or 8), only the place bet pays at a fraction of the win odds (usually 1/4 or 1/5).
What are the four major golf championships?
The Masters (April), PGA Championship (May), US Open (June) and The Open Championship (July). These are the most prestigious and heavily bet tournaments in golf.
Where can I find golf betting tips?
BettingPro.com.au provides free golf betting tips for the majors and the big Australian events. Next up are our Australian PGA Championship (26 to 29 November) and Australian Open (3 to 6 December) pages, and our tips for every 2026 major, from the Masters to the PGA Championship, are linked in the table above. For priced weekly golf multis across the PGA Tour and DP World Tour, see our golf multi tips page.
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