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Joe Dyer /
11 June 2008 /
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We'll keep you in touch with all the news and betting angles from Torrey Pines
It seems a long time since the Masters so we're a little excited by the US Open at betting.betfair towers.
That's why we've set up this little Torrey Pines mini-site to keep you on top of all the betting options as the second major of the year unfolds on the Californian coast.
Paul Krishnamurty has set us on our way with his US Open Betting Portfolio series. This six-parter highlights all the betting angles you need to have a successful bet on the Torrey Pines action. So whether you're wondering which European can make a splash or if Scott or Ogilvy is the Aussie to back, give them a read.
Elsewhere, celebrated golf journalist Bill Elliott says this is the time to oppose Tiger Woods. Has Bill gone completely bananas? Read his article to judge for yourself.
Throughout the tournament we'll get regular updates on the action and the latest moves in the betting from Paul Krishnamurty after each round and Steven Rawlings, our golf bettor, following the cut.
And if you're new to Betfair there's a free £25 bet to send you on your way.
Enjoy!
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