How to Bet on Golf at Dafabet

Golf betting isn’t just about picking the winner—there are plenty of ways to bet, from round leaders to top finishes. Whether it’s the PGA Tour, The Masters, or the Ryder Cup.

1. Tournament Winner (Outright Betting)

Bet on which golfer will win the entire tournament.

• Example:

  • Scottie Scheffler (+800) to win The Masters

  • If Scheffler finishes first, you win $800 on a $100 bet.

2. Round Leader Betting

Bet on which golfer will be leading after a specific round (Day 1, Day 2, etc.).

• Example:

  • Rory McIlroy (+1200) to lead after Round 1

  • If McIlroy finishes the first round in first place, your bet wins.

3. Top Finish Bets (Top 5, Top 10, or Top 20)

Bet on a golfer to finish within a certain position range.

• Example:

  • Jon Rahm (-150) for a Top 10 finish

  • If Rahm finishes 10th or better, you win.

4. Head-to-Head Betting

Pick one golfer to finish ahead of another in the tournament or a single round.

• Example:

  • Tiger Woods (-110) vs. Phil Mickelson (-110)

  • If you bet on Woods, he just needs to finish higher than Mickelson—doesn’t matter if they win the tournament or not.

5. Matchup Betting (Groups or Pairings)

Bet on who will have the best score in a group of 3 or 4 players for a single round.

• Example:

  • Bet on Viktor Hovland to post the lowest score in his group (Hovland, Spieth, and Morikawa).

  • If Hovland has the best round score, you win!

6. Over/Under on a Player’s Score

Bet on whether a golfer’s round score will be over or under a set number.

• Example: Over/Under 71.5 strokes for Brooks Koepka in Round 2

  • If he scores 71 or lower, the Under wins.

  • If he scores 72 or higher, the Over wins.

7. First Hole Performance

Bet on what a golfer will score on the first hole (Par, Birdie, or Bogey).

• Example:

  • Jordan Spieth to make a Birdie on Hole 1 (+250)

  • If he birdies, you win $250 on a $100 bet.

8. Live (In-Play) Betting

Bet on golf while the tournament is happening, with odds updating after every hole.

• Example: If Rahm is two shots behind with 9 holes left, but he’s playing well, you bet on him to win at better odds than before the tournament started.