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We noted before the Masters and the U.S. Open that the betting odds made Tiger Woods the favorite, to a seemingly ridiculous degree -- unless it's Tiger, you just don't see even odds for a favorite in a golf tournament.
So with Tiger now out for the season, the betting odds are wide open, with Sergio Garcia the favorite.
From Bodog:
Although I was a little surprised to see that Sergio is the favorite, there's really no one else I can pick whom I'd give a better chance. The American media will talk about this British Open as much for who isn't there as who is there, but of this Tiger-less field, Garcia's not a bad bet.Sergio Garcia 8/1
Ernie Els 12/1
Phil Mickelson 14/1
Lee Westwood 14/1
Padraig Harrington 16/1
Justin Rose 20/1
Jim Furyk 22/1
Vijay Singh 25/1
Robert Karlsson 25/1
Note: If you're in the mood to waste 10 bucks, John Daly is at 150-1.
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