Best UK Golf Betting Sites (November 2024)

You would expect bet365 to be one of the best for golf betting and that is indeed the case. There are a plethora of different markets to bet on, meaning the depth is extremely comprehensive, with everything from 3-ball to player specials markets. You will not find a better bookmaker on this front, that is for sure, and the ante-post selection is equally impressive.

Golf punters at bet365 also have more freedom when it comes to each-way bets, being able to remove or add places to create the perfect one. A maximum of 12 places can be added but naturally, that will also decrease the odds quite a lot. bet365 also has a very handy tool which lets punters track their favourite golfer(s), getting all the play-by-play updates for the chosen one(s).

Overall, as we already have touched upon in our review of bet365, it is a great bookie for many sports and golf is one of them.

Punters who sign up at BetVictor will find an impressive selection of golf markets, from 1st round 3 balls to player specials for the round in question. While the betting margins were a little high, as you can see below, the numbers of markets offered up for this.

The ante-post betting options are also plenty, with Ryder Cup and the PGA Tour among those available.

While there is no dedicated tennis promotion, BetVictor's loyalty club - which can give punters a free bet of £1-25 every week - is also open for those who bet on golf action. All you need to do is place at least five bets of £5+ at a minimum odds of 1/2 during the week, and the free bet will then be credited (the amount will vary each week).

Betfred is a very sound betting site across the board and the golf section does not disappoint either. The offering is quite similar to what we found on William Hill, with markets such as top players by nation and group winner complementing what you would usually find on any betting site.

We have no complaints about the ante-post selection either, with all of the top tournaments available well in advance, and Betfred also has a useful infographic at the top when tournaments are live. The latter is especially important given the lack of streaming.

Extra places are offered by the bookie and that is the only 'promotion' that we saw during our test. Of course, we do not really consider this a promotion but it at least shows that Betfred cares about the golf section.

Coral is more known for sports like snooker and upon testing the site, this became even more clear to us. Compared to the other bookies on the list, the depth of markets is rather limited. Yes, you will find 3-ball betting for the tournaments, but that is about it. No 2-ball bets or 1st round markets, in other words.

On the other hand, and fortunately for Coral really, the ante-post selection is very comprehensive with tournaments such as LIV Golf Miami, US Open, Ryder Cup and so on. Similarly to William Hill, punters at Coral will occasionally see some boosted odds for golf but there are no promotions dedicated to the sport.