2021 Austrian Golf Open betting odds and tips: Futures picks, who will win
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2021 Austrian Golf Open betting odds and tips: Futures picks, who will win

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The 2021 Austrian Golf Open betting odds have been released for the European Tour event at Diamond Golf Club near Vienna, Austria.

The betting favorite this week is Thomas Detry, who comes in at 9-to-1 (+900) betting odds.

Sam Horsfield and Matthias Schwab are both on 16-to-1.

Justin Harding, who played so brilliantly in the Kenyan double, is on 18-to-1.

2021 Austrian Golf Open tips, expert picks and futures bets

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This week, we have the Austrian Golf Open, bringing the European Tour back into continental Europe for the first time in 2021. This is an event that low-key has a cool history, and there are some definite horse-for-course plays this week.

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2021 Austrian Golf Open betting odds: Outright winner

  • Thomas Detry: +900
  • Sam Horsfield: +1600
  • Matthias Schwab: +1600
  • Justin Harding: +1800
  • Kurt Kitayama: +2000
  • Martin Kaymer: +2000
  • Joost Luiten: +2000
  • Rasmus Hojgaard: +2500
  • Sean Crocker: +2500
  • Dean Burmester: +3000
  • Adri Arnaus: +3000
  • Garrick Higgo: +4000
  • Jacques Kruyswijk: +4000
  • Matthew Jordan: +4000
  • Callum Shinkwin: +4000
  • Niklas Lemke: +4000
  • Ashun Wu: +5000
  • Scott Jamieson: +5000
  • David Horsey: +5000
  • Wil Besseling: +5000
  • John Catlin: +5000
  • Nino Bertasio: +5000
  • Alexander Bjork: +5000
  • Marcus Armitage: +5000
  • Sebastian Garcia Rodriguez: +5000
  • Andrew Johnston: +6000
  • Ross Fisher: +6000
  • Renato Paratore: +6000
  • Masahiro Kawamura: +6000
  • Jeff Winther: +6000
  • Louis De Jager: +6000
  • Justin Walters: +8000
  • Nicolas Colsaerts: +8000
  • Benjamin Hebert: +10000
  • Maverick Antcliff: +10000
  • Ondrej Lieser: +10000
  • Darius van Driel: +10000
  • Maximilian Kieffer: +10000
  • Richard McEvoy: +10000
  • Jack Senior: +10000
  • Richard Bland: +10000
  • Adrian Meronk: +10000
  • James Morrison: +10000
  • Marcel Schneider: +12500
  • Grant Forrest: +12500
  • Dale Whitnell: +12500
  • Pep Angles: +12500
  • Matthieu Pavon: +12500
  • Shubhankar Sharma: +12500

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