The last time Tiger Woods played the Arnold Palmer Invitational, he left with the trophy. According to Las Vegas oddsmakers, there's a good chance we could see that scene play out again this week.Woods has not played Bay Hill since winning in 2013, but after a surprising T-2 finish at the Valspar Championship he has been installed as a 6/1 favorite ahead of 2016 champ Jason Day, according to the Westgate Las Vegas Superbook. Woods has won this tournament a record-tying eight times, including four in a row from 2000-03 and four of the last five times he played, between 2008-13.The Westgate has also put a number of Woods-specific props relating to his result in this week's event:Will Tiger make the cut? Yes -450 (wager $450 to win $100), No +350 (wager $100 to win $350)Will Tiger finish inside the top 20? Yes -200, No +170Will Tiger finish inside the top 10? Yes +100, No -120Here's a look at some of the odds to win for other players in this week's field in Orlando:6/1: Tiger Woods12/1: Jason Day14/1: Justin Rose16/1: Rickie Fowler18/1: Rory McIlroy20/1: Tommy Fleetwood25/1: Henrik Stenson, Hideki Matsuyama, Tommy Fleetwood, Tyrrell Hatton, Alex Noren, Adam Scott30/1: Bubba Watson, Patrick Reed, Brian Harman40/1: Brandt Snedeker, Louis Oosthuizen, Marc Leishman50/1: Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Emiliano Grillo, Jason Kokrak, Luke List, Jamie Lovemark, Francesco Molinari
PGA Arnold Palmer Invitational History. The Arnold Palmer Invitational was founded in 1979 to replace Florida Citrus Open Invitational. The Invitational has gone through many different names over the years, most of them including " Bay Hill," the name of the club and lodge which hosts the tournament. Arnold Palmer has owned Bay Hill since 1976.
Woods has not played Bay Hill since winning in 2013, but after a surprising T-2 finish at the Valspar Championship he has been installed as a 6/1 favorite ahead of 2016 champ Jason Day, according to the Westgate Las Vegas Superbook.
Tiger Woods opens as favorite to win Arnold Palmer Invitational
Tiger Woods is the betting favorite to win this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational as he gets set to return to Bay Hill for the first time since his 2013 victory.
Woods listed as Bay Hill betting favorite - Scorecards Unlimited
Woods listed as Bay Hill betting favorite - golfchannel.com
Tiger Woods, fresh off his tie for second place at the Valspar Championship, opened as the favorite to win this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational. This is the first time Woods has been favored to
Arnold Palmer Invitational betting odds, favorites, underdogs
Rounding out the top five odds-on favorites this week at Bay Hill is Jason Day, who enters with 14/1 odds to win. You can see a full list of betting odds for the Arnold Palmer Tiger Woods
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Vegas makes Tiger Woods an overwhelming favorite to win at Bay Hill this week. at the top of the betting board. We're guessing a Woods win at Bay Hill would change that in a hurry.
Arnold Palmer Invitational Odds - 2019 Bay Hill Golf Prediction
Tiger Woods will begin his quest for a ninth Arnold Palmer Invitational title alongside Jason Day and Hideki Matsuyama. Woods, coming off a runner-up at the Valspar Championship, is making his first start at Bay Hill since 2013, when he won the last of his record eight titles.
Bay Hill Odds - Woods has history, but bet on Perry
*Odds taken 2/28; follow the link in the table to see all options. You'll see Bovada still has Woods listed at +1200, the third-best odds on the board, but that's not the case elsewhere. Why Tiger Woods is no Longer Favored to Win 2019 Masters
Vegas makes Tiger Woods an overwhelming favorite to win at
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Woods grouped with Day, Matsuyama at Bay Hill - Scorecards
MARCO'S PICKS: Woods is the easy golf betting pick here, given his past dominance at Bay Hill. He'll contend, but he is just trying to get his game in shape for the Masters in two weeks. Your pick this weekend should be Kenny Perry, who has Bay Hill odds of +2800. The 48-year-old has a solid record here with a win in 2005 and four top-25s
Tiger Woods No Longer the Favorite to Win 2019 Masters
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