Golf odds

Each sportsbook's prices for the whole field add up to well over 100%. That excess is the vig, and in golf most of it sits on the longshots. vigged removes it book by book with the power method, so the chances add up to one winner (five places for a top 5, and so on), then takes the median across books. A book that prices only part of the field is scaled to the part it prices.

The best price pays more than the no-vig chance says it should. vigged judges it against the more cautious of two de-vig methods, with the best price's own book left out, so a book can't look +EV against itself. Golf prices carry big margins and move hole by hole.

Every tour with prices to compare: the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, LPGA Tour, LIV Golf, Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour Champions, the majors included. Each tournament is marked with its tour, an event two tours share is listed once under both, and the tour filter at the top of the page shows one tour at a time.

Every 15 seconds while a round is being played, and every minute between rounds. The chart under each golfer shows the opening price, the price before each round and the price now, with every move tagged by round and hole.

Kalshi charges a fee on every trade, so its column shows what a buy at the ask pays once the fee is taken. It is ranked against the sportsbooks with $2,000 or more available at that price; thinner prices still show, unranked, as do Polymarket’s golf markets.

To win, top 5, top 10 and top 20, make the cut, first-round leader, and Kalshi 3-ball and head-to-head matchups when they are listed.

Each tournament's format comes from its own leaderboard. Most play four rounds with a cut after two; some play three rounds (54 holes), and some have no cut at all. The page counts the rounds the event plays, draws a cut line only when there is one, and shows make-the-cut odds only for events with a cut.