{"id":5089,"date":"2012-03-20T11:45:46","date_gmt":"2012-03-20T15:45:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/?p=5089"},"modified":"2012-03-20T19:00:25","modified_gmt":"2012-03-20T23:00:25","slug":"arnold-palmer-odds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/arnold-palmer-odds\/","title":{"rendered":"2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational, Bay Hill Odds, Picks & Preview"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Bay Hill is one of the most coveted tournaments each and every year on the PGA Tour schedule, and this year’s event is going to be no exception whatsoever. Today, we take a look at the Arnold Palmer Invitational odds, as well as our 2012 Bay Hill predictions for this tremendous event!<\/p>\n

2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational Predictions & Info<\/span><\/strong>
\n2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational Dates<\/strong>: Thursday, March 22nd – Sunday, March 25th, 2012
\n2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational Location<\/strong>: Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Orlando, FL
\nDefending Arnold Palmer Invitational Winner<\/strong>: Martin Laird
\n2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational TV Coverage – Network: <\/strong>Golf Channel, NBC<\/p>\n

The man of the hour that is going to be returning as the champ is Martin Laird (PGA Odds: 60 to 1 @ Sportbet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong>. Laird won his second ever PGA Tour event last year by firing a -8, 280. He wasn’t all that special on the last day of the event, shooting a suspect 75, but on a day where a ton of the scores were high, that was good enough to give him the one stroke lead. The Scottsman started off the year in fine form, finishing second at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, but after that, things have more or less just fallen apart, as he hasn’t been in serious contention at any event, save for a quarterfinal finish at the Accenture Match Play Championships. He’ll love to be back here at Bay Hill though, and he could be a force to be reckoned with once again this year.<\/p>\n

List Of Past Bay Hill\/Arnold Palmer Invitational Winners (Since 2000)<\/span><\/strong>
\n2011 – Martin Laird
\n2010 – Ernie Els
\n2009 – Tiger Woods
\n2008 – Tiger Woods
\n2007 – Vijay Singh
\n2006 – Rod Pampling
\n2005 – Kenny Perry
\n2004 – Chad Campbell
\n2003 – Tiger Woods
\n2002 – Tiger Woods
\n2001 – Tiger Woods
\n2000 – Tiger Woods<\/p>\n

Of course, we are going to have to pay some attention to Phil Mickelson (Odds to Win The Arnold Palmer Invitational: 12.50 to 1 @ Sportbet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong>. Save for a terrible effort in his second tourney of the year at the Farmers Insurance Open, Mickelson has done just about everything right. He won the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and he nearly won a second straight week by finishing in second at the Northern Trust Open as well. Bay Hill is the type of course that Lefty really can do some damage on, and as long as you believe that Tiger is still tamed for the most part, Mickelson is the golfer that you are going to have to play the closest attention to come the latter stages of this tournament.<\/p>\n

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Another golfer that is going to be worth keeping an eye on is Webb Simpson (Odds to Win The Bay Hill Invitational: 20 to 1 @ Sportbet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong>. Last year was really the first time that we had spoken about Simpson as a potential threat to win a tournament. As it turned out, he finished the year ranked second in the sport on the money list, racking up well over $6.6M in earnings. Victories at the Wyndham Championship and the Deutsche Bank Championship helped out dramatically as well. Early on this year, Simpson is once again doing well, and he might be shooting up your list of golfers that you will want to back on the Arnold Palmer odds this year. Simpson is coming off of a 10th place finish in last week’s Transitions Championship, which might be a good sign for him going forward here at Bay Hill.<\/p>\n

Betting Odds to Win Arnold Palmer Invitational @ Sportbet Sportsbook<\/a> (as of 3\/20\/12)<\/em>:<\/strong><\/span>
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\nTiger Woods 6.80 to 1
\nPhil Mickelson 12.50 to 1
\nJustin Rose 17.50 to 1
\nWebb Simpson 20 to 1
\nSergio Garcia 23 to 1
\nHunter Mahan 25 to 1
\nBubba Watson 30 to 1
\nBo Van Pelt 32 to 1
\nJim Furyk 36 to 1
\nNick Watney 36 to 1
\nBill Haas 40 to 1
\nGraeme McDowell 44 to 1
\nErnie Els 48 to 1
\nBrandt Snedeker 55 to 1
\nKJ Choi 55 to 1
\nJason Dufner 60 to 1
\nMartin Laird 60 to 1
\nSang Moon Bae 60 to 1
\nSpencer Levin 60 to 1
\nZach Johnson 60 to 1
\nJeff Overton 70 to 1
\nGary Woodland 75 to 1
\nCharles Howell III 80 to 1
\nDavid Toms 80 to 1
\nFredrik Jacobson 85 to 1
\nKevin Na 85 to 1
\nSean O’Hair 85 to 1
\nMark Wilson 90 to 1
\nRobert Garrigus 90 to 1
\nStewart Cink 90 to 1
\nThomas Bjorn 90 to 1
\nBen Crane 95 to 1
\nVijay Singh 100 to 1
\nRobert Allenby 110 to 1
\nJohnson Wagner 120 to 1
\nHenrik Stenson 130 to 1
\nIan Poulter 140 to 1
\nJohn Rollins 140 to 1
\nRyan Moore 140 to 1
\nScott Piercy 140 to 1
\nGeorge McNeill 150 to 1
\nRyan Palmer 150 to 1
\nBud Cauley 160 to 1
\nKen Duke 160 to 1
\nCarl Pettersson 170 to 1
\nChris Stroud 170 to 1
\nHarris English 170 to 1
\nJimmy Walker 170 to 1
\nRyo Ishikawa 170 to 1
\nBrendon De Jonge 180 to 1
\nDA Points 180 to 1
\nJohn Mallinger 180 to 1
\nPat Perez 180 to 1
\nCameron Tringale 190 to 1
\nJB Holmes 190 to 1
\nJonathan Byrd 190 to 1
\nRicky Barnes 190 to 1
\nGreg Chalmers 200 to 1
\nTrevor Immelman 200 to 1
\nBrian Gay 210 to 1
\nChez Reavie 210 to 1
\nHarrison Frazar 210 to 1
\nJohn Huh 210 to 1
\nRory Sabbatini 210 to 1
\nSeung Yul Noh 210 to 1
\nDicky Pride 220 to 1
\nMichael Thompson 220 to 1
\nDavis Love III 230 to 1
\nAnthony Kim 235 to 1
\nBrandt Jobe 235 to 1
\nCharley Hoffman 235 to 1
\nCharlie Wi 235 to 1
\nDJ Trahan 235 to 1
\nTom Gillis 235 to 1
\nCamilo Villegas 250 to 1
\nRod Pampling 250 to 1
\nJustin Leonard 270 to 1
\nChad Campbell 275 to 1
\nJerry Kelly 280 to 1
\nMatt Every 285 to 1
\nBrendan Steele 300 to 1
\nAnders Romero 315 to 1
\nJhonattan Vegas 315 to 1
\nJason Kokrak 335 to 1
\nJosh Teater 335 to 1
\nKevin Chappell 335 to 1
\nWilliam McGirt 335 to 1
\nBoo Weekley 350 to 1
\nBrendon Todd 380 to 1
\nBrian Davis 380 to 1
\nBrian Harman 380 to 1
\nJeff Maggert 380 to 1
\nTim Clark 420 to 1
\nScott Stallings 430 to 1
\nDaniel Summerhays 435 to 1
\nErik Compton 435 to 1
\nKris Blanks 435 to 1
\nTommy Gainey 475 to 1
\nGary Christian 525 to 1
\nMartin Flores 525 to 1
\nLee Janzen 585 to 1
\nTim Herron 680 to 1
\nBobby Gates 685 to 1
\nMike Weir 760 to 1
\nColt Knost 770 to 1
\nDaniel Chopra 770 to 1
\nDavid Duval 770 to 1
\nRocco Mediate 780 to 1
\nKyle Reifers 835 to 1
\nAndrew Magee 1,000 to 1
\nBilly Hurley III 1,000 to 1
\nDavid Damesworth 1,000 to 1
\nKelly Kraft 1,000 to 1
\nRobert Damron 1,000 to 1
\nRobert Gamez 1,000 to 1
\nSam Saunders 1,000 to 1
\nScott McCarron 1,000 to 1
\nSkip Kendall 1,000 to 1<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Check out our expert handicappers Arnold Palmer Invitational picks complete with PGA odds and our Arnold Palmer Invitational preview and betting lines for the event.<\/p>\n

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Last year, the Bay Hill Invitational was certainly not an event that Tiger Woods (Bay Hill Odds: 6.80 @ Sportbet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong> wanted to remember. An event held right in his own backyard, Woods has dominated here at Bay Hill, winning the title six times, more than any other golfer in the history of the event. However, last year’s Arnold Palmer Invitational was a disaster for one of the top golfers of our time, as he had three rounds in the 70s and was never really in contention. This year though, it appears as though Woods is a bit more set to be at the top of his game, and with that being said, we know that he is going to be able to find his way around this course just find. He’s coming off of another injury that caused him to leave a tournament recently, and that might be something worth watching as Tiger tries to go his mojo back.<\/p>\n