March 1, 2010--Picking the winner of a PGA Tour golf tournament is tough duty, but it can pay good rewards. Hunter Mahan would've paid out 50/1 according to Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com for his win at the 2010 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Las Vegas resident Rickie Fowler, the runner-up, almost paid out 60/1. For this week, Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com Founder Jeff Sherman has listed Rory McIlroy, Lee Westwood, Paul Casey and Robert Allenby as 15/1 favorites to win the Honda Classic.--By Brian Hurlburt.

February 22, 2010 (Las Vegas, Nevada)--Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com has released the official golf betting odds for the PGA Tour's Waste Management Open in Phoenix. Phil Mickelson is favored to win at 8/1 followed by Geoff Ogilvy at 15/1. Ian Poulter, who won the Accenture, is 20/1 along with Martin Kaymer. The Las Vegas Golf Region is the home to the best golf betting experts in addition to more than 50 Las Vegas golf courses.--By Brian Hurlburt.

February 19, 2010 (Las Vegas, Nevada)--Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com has released new Las Vegas golf future betting odds for the 2010 Masters following the statement this morning by Tiger Woods. Woods has moved from a 7/2 favorite to a 6/1 co-favorite with Phil Mickelson. "It sounds like it will be a few months before he resumes his golfing career, so we raised him to 6/1 today," says Jeff Sherman, the Las Vegas golf odds betting guru and founder of golfodds.com. 

February 17, 2010 (Las Vegas, Nevada)--One of the golf betting favorites is done at the PGA Tour's WGC Accenture Match Play event. Steve Stricker, a 15/1 shot to win as listed by Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com, was ousted by Ross McGowan, a 16 seed, in 19 holes. Fellow favorite Geoff Ogilvy has moved to 8/1 to win in the new Las Vegas golf betting odds following a 7 and 5 drubbing of Alexander Noran. Read on for more new golf betting odds and matchup golf betting numbers.

February 16, 2010--Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com Founder Jeff Sherman has released the PGA Tour golf betting odds for the WGC--Accenture Match Play Championship, and new world number two-ranked golfer Steve Stricker is the favorite to win with Geoff Ogilvy and Rory McIlroy, all at 15/1. But Sherman says there could be a bit more value on the underdogs in a match play tournament. Las Vegas is not only a great golf destination but is the home of the best golf betting information.

February 9, 2010 (Las Vegas, Nevada)--The Las Vegas golf betting odds for the PGA Tour's Pebble Beach National Pro-am this week feature Phil Mickelson as the favorite among other major winners at 8/1 to win while Retief Goosen is 15/1 and Jim Furyk is 20/1. The odds were released on Monday by Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com. This event also features celebrity golfers, but no golf betting odds were posted on those players in the amateur portion.--By Brian Hurlburt.

LAS VEGAS, Nevada--February 5, 2010--Golf is becoming more and more popular as a sport to bet on, and we here in Las Vegas are fortunate to live where the best oddsmakers in the world are located. And Jeff Sherman, the founder of Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com, has long been known as one of the premiere golf betting oddsmakers, and he has a future bet posted currently. Tiger Woods (4/1) is still listed as the favorite to win the Masters.--By Brian Hurlburt.

February 2, 2010--The wedge-gate controversy involving Phil Mickelson and other PGA Tour players should have no bearing on the PGA Tour golf betting odds, as released by Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com. Jeff Sherman, respected Las Vegas golf oddsmaker, downplayed the ongoing story line when asked for comment earlier this week. Mickelson was released as a 13/2 favorite to win this weekend's Northern Trust Open. By Brian Hurlburt.

January 26, 2010--Phil Mickelson, who ended 2009 on absolute fire, leads the PGA Tour Las Vegas golf betting odds for this week's Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in San Diego. Mickelson, who works with Las Vegas resident Butch Harmon, is listed at 6/1 by Las Vegas' GolfOdds.com, well ahead of Robert Allenby (15/1) and Las Vegas resident Nick Watney (20/1), who also works with Harmon at the Butch Harmon School of Golf located at Rio Secco Golf Club.