Tiger Woods Majors Wins Odds for 2011: Favorite to Win Zero

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For the first time ever, Tiger Woods is a favorite to win zero Majors in 2011 with odds listed at 4/7.  This translates into $4 paid for every $7 bet (the $7 is refunded should this wager be a winner).
The Tiger Woods total Majors win bet is among the more popular golf futures offered at online sportsbooks like Sportsbook.com

 

0 Majors  4/7

1 Major   2/1

2 Majors 13/2

3 Majors 20/1

4 Majors (Grand Slam) 40/1

 

Tiger Woods has been fined for spitting on the green during the final round of the Dubai Desert Classic. Woods spit on the 12th hole after missing a par putt on his way to a three-over 75.  He tied for 20th place at four-under 284 and is now ranked 3rd in the world.

The European Tour issued a statement that the matter has been reviewed and "feels there has been a breach of the tour code of conduct."

Tiger has since apologized.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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