How Much Does a Bet on Dustin Johnson Pay Out to Win 2019 PGA Championship

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How Much Does a Bet on Dustin Johnson Pay Out to Win 2019 PGA Championship

The payout on Dustin Johnson to win the 2019 PGA Championship is 9/1 to 11/1 at the European bookmakers, or US$90 on a US$10 bet to US110 on a US$10 bet.

Johnson is a bigger favorite than Tiger Woods throughout Europe.

The North American facing sportsbooks do have him at 10/1 on average.

Johnson only has one Major, the 2016 US Open, win in thirty-nine tries.

"Disappointed I wouldn't go with," Johnson said, perhaps realizing that 21 victories worldwide would not suggest his career has been a bust. "But a little frustrated sometimes just because I've had quite a few chances."

"It's hard to win majors," Johnson said. "If it was easy, a lot of guys would have a lot more than they do. But it's just tough. They're always on tough golf courses, and you've got to put four good rounds together. A lot of times that's hard to do on really tough courses."


- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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