Shane Lowry and Paul Dunne have been the subject of significant patriotic support this week as they prepare to represent Ireland at the World Cup of Golf.
At numbers 74 and 106 respectively, Lowry and Dunne are Ireland’s two highest placed golfers in the World rankings.
We have made them 16/1 shots to land the tournament which tees off in Melbourne on Thursday morning local time. The event will combine both foursomes and fourball play over four days of competition.
Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith are 4/1 favourites to follow in the footsteps of Jason Day and Adam Scott by keeping the trophy in Australia, while English pair Tyrell Hatton and Ian Poulter have been backed into 13/2 second favourites from 7/1 ahead of tee-off.
*Prices correct at time of publication
At numbers 74 and 106 respectively, Lowry and Dunne are Ireland’s two highest placed golfers in the World rankings.
We have made them 16/1 shots to land the tournament which tees off in Melbourne on Thursday morning local time. The event will combine both foursomes and fourball play over four days of competition.
Reigning Champions Denmark are priced at 12/1 having won the last staging of the event in 2016 and are back with the same winning pair in the shape of Soren Kjeldsen and Thorbjorn Olesen.
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Marc Leishman and Cameron Smith are 4/1 favourites to follow in the footsteps of Jason Day and Adam Scott by keeping the trophy in Australia, while English pair Tyrell Hatton and Ian Poulter have been backed into 13/2 second favourites from 7/1 ahead of tee-off.
*Prices correct at time of publication
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