British Open Golf Tips

2012 British Open Golf Tips

Tips for any golf tournament are always difficult to be made but there are certain areas that may point you in the right direction when you are making your 2012 British Open Bet. The British Open Golf is always an event of unpredictable nature as the good old British weather which is even more prominent at Royal Lytham and St Anne's.

Europen golf has never been so strong and with Padraig Harrington, Martin Kaymer, Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell winning majors in recent years, and with Luke Donald and Lee Westwood near the head of the world rankings, there is real hope for a British winner of the Open this year. It has increased European interest in the major betting after most of the majors had been dominated by American players such as Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.

With Tiger Woods trying to rebuild himself as a force in majors it could be worth taking a look at Tiger Woods British Open Odds for your bet.

Open Championship Tips

The tips for 2012 will appear here closer to the tournament start but in the meantime you check out our tips from 2011.....

Tip#1: Martin Kaymer @ odds of 28/1 with Boylesports

In the running up until a final round 74 twelve months ago and has a low ball flight which should help in the wind. A major winner and despite undergoing a swing change, has been signs of form in recent tournaments.

Tip#2: Charl Schwartzel @ odds of 50/1 with Boylesports

The 2011 Masters winner has a superb record in majors over the last twelve months and following a top ten finish at Congressional behind Rory McIilroy has been off the course honing his skills ready for this test.

Tip#3: Matteo Manassero @ odds of 66/1 with Boylesports

The 18 year old already has two tour victories to his name and has links form having won the British Amateur Championships and finished top Amateur in his first Open Championship.

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