2026 USPGA Championship

The bets:

£2.50 e/w (12 places)

Matt McCarty @ 66/1
Matt Fitzpatrick @ 18/1

Cam Young @ 9/1
Rickie Fowler @ 33/1

£1 e/w (12 places)

Alex Noren 80/1

What happened:

Picking things up after round two... our best-placed selection is Cameron Young at two under, two off the lead. After that, not so hot.

Rickie Fowler is one over, Matt Fitzpatrick a shot further back and Alex Noren scraped inside the cur line at four over. Matt McCarty (+11) is on the way home.

Moving day didn't bring much movement in the right direction. Fowler is now our best-placed selection at one under, five off the lead but only one off each way money. Young is a shot further back.

Fitzpatrick (+3) and Noren (+4) seem unlikely to trouble the pay out window.

The Final round saw Fowler shoot 75 to drop out of contention. Noren and Young both finished on even par for the tournament while Matt Fitzpatrick, after a 65, finished two under. That was one shot off an each way pay out and seven behind surprise winner Aaron Rai.

We leave Aronimink empty-handed.

2026 US Masters golf

The bets:

All £2.50 ew, 1/5 odds, 12 places

Xander Scahuffele 10/1
Cam Young 16/1
Robert MacIntyre 16/1
Patrick Reed 20/1

What happened: 

Round One - Our best-placed selection is Reed (-3), two strokes and two places off the lead. Schauffele is a shot further back (T6th). Young (+1) is Tied 33rd while MacIntyre's race looks run after shooting an opening round 80.

Round Two - As expected, MacIntyre (+7) couldn't turn round the day one deficit and missed the cut. Reed (-6) is tied for second, a distant six shots behind reigning champion Rory McIlroy. Young (T7) is two further strokes back after a second round 67, with Schauffele (-2) tied for 16th.

Round Three - An excellent 65 by Young, and an off day for McIlroy, see the two of them share the lead on 11 under. Reed didn't take advantage of better scoring conditions and is tied for ninth on six under. Schauffele (-4) is tied for 15th.

Round Four - After leading briefly, Young's putter went cold and he finished on 10 under. That was good for Tied -3rd, two strikes behind winner McIlroy. Schauffele had a better final day finishing on eight under (T9th) and Reed clung on to a T-12th place with a final total of -5.

All that each way money brought in £20.08. A profit is a profit!

2026 Players' Championship golf

The Bets: (All £2.50 ew)

Ludvig Aberg @ 16/1

Xander Schauffele @ 22/1
Chris Gotterup @ 33/1
Corey Conners @ 40/1

What happened:

Let's pick it up after the second round...

Aberg leads on twelve under, Schauffele is two strokes behind in second. Conners is tied fourth on -8 with Gotterup further back (equal 42nd at even par).

After round three Aberg was still on top, his 13 under score giving him a three shot lead. Schauffele and Connors are five back, tied for fourth, while Gotterup is on four under (T26).

Aberg fell out of contention on the final back nine, eventually coming home tied for fifth, four shots behind winner Cam Young. Our best-placed selection was Schauffele in third place on -11. Conners missed out on an each way payout by one stroke (T13th) while a poor last day from Gotterup saw him end T56th.

So, two pickups for a total of £24.

2026 UK Open Darts

The bets:

Wessel Nijman £1 e/w @25/1

Ryan Joyce 50p e/w @ 190/1

What happened:

Nijman and Joyce both bowed out in the last 32. Heigh-ho.

2026 Golf Majors

The bet: 20p ew Lucky 15

Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters 3-1

Xander Schauffele to win the US PGA Championship 18-1

Tommy Fleetwood to win the US Open 20-1

Rory McIlroy to win the Open 8-1

What happened:

Scheffler was runner-up (to McIlroy) in the Masters
Schauffele Tied 7th in the US PGA
Fleetwood Tied 11th in the US Open

McIlroy Tied 40th in the Open

All that 'earned' us 35p!

2026 PDC World Darts

The bet:

Searle, Anderson, Littler and van Veen to win their quarter finals - £2 at 4.46/1

What happened:

They all won! £10.92 to the pot.

2025 Ryder Cup

The bet: The Tie - £4 @ 13/1

What happened:

Europe took the opening foursomes 3-1 then followed up with a 2.5-1.5 advantage in the fourballs to lead 5.5-2.5 after day one.

3-1 wins for Europe in both formats on day two to stretch the lead to 11.5-4.5. That became 12-5 when Viktor Hovland pulled out of the singles with a neck injury so was given half a point along with USA 'envelope' man Harris English.

The incredible US fightback in the singles actually made the tie look like a possibility but in the end Europe won the cup 15-13, and that's good too.