Bwin has Luke Donald favored to win this event at 15.00 odds with Steve Striker, Adam Scott and Dustin Johnson close behind all with 17.00 odds to win.

In the world rankings, Luke Donald surpasses all other golfers. In his previous four tournaments, he has finished within the top 20 and also had three wins so far this year. Participating in this event last year, Donald finished runner-up and will look to take claim of first place this year.

Steve Stricker last won this tournament two years ago in 2009 and barely made the top 10 last year finishing ninth. He currently ranks third amongst world golfers and has finished within the top 25 in his previous 12 tournaments including two wins. Yet to win a major, he is considered the most consistent of the players and has a good chance of pulling this one in.

It has been a while since Adam Scott has won this tournament – about eight years to be exact back in 2003. Last year, he finished in fifth place. He won one event this year and is ranked eighth in the world. Scott is coming into this week’s event off a bad finish (67^th), which is his worst finish since trailing at the U.S. Open.

Dustin Johnson currently ranks first in the FedEx Cup standings after winning The Barclays, which was the first Cup event and was held last week. The last two years, Johnson has participated in the Deutsche Bank event. Last year, he tied with another golfer for 57^th place and tied with an opposing golfer for fourth place back in 2009.

Carl Edwards and Jimmie Johnson are clear favorites to win this event by most sports betting experts while there are several other drivers that many online bookmakers are saying have a solid chance to stealing the slot in Victory Lane.

Carl Edwards is currently tied for points with Kyle Busch for the top spot in the Sprint Cup standings. This year, Edwards has a single win as well as 10 top five finishes. He has won twice at Michigan and has finished within the top five nine times along with 12 top 10 finishes. He holds the best driver rating of all drivers within the series at 110.8 along with a 6.2 average finish at MIS. He definitely has the goods to grab another win.

Jimmie Johnson currently sits six points from the leaders with a single win and eight top five finishes this year. While he has never actually won at this track out of his 19 starts, he has finished in the top five twice and the top 10 seven times. He holds an average finish of 15.8 at Michigan International Speedway, with the third-highest driver rating amongst active drivers at 105.3.

Biffle has won twice at MIS, has finished in the top five seven times and the top 10 ten times. His average finish at Michigan is 12.4 and he holds the second highest driving rating amongst current drivers at 106.1.

Kurt Busch has made his way to Victory Lane twice at Michigan and has secured two poles. He has finished in the top five three times and the top 10 eight times. His average finish is 20.0 while he holds a 96.5 driver rating, which ranks seventh amongst active drivers.

Kyle Busch has not won at Michigan International Speedway but has finished in the top five twice and the top 10 four times. He holds a 16.6 average finish and a 93.3 driver rating, which only ranks 11^th amongst the current drivers in the series.

Jr. has two poles and a single win MIS while having secured four top five finishes along with eight top 10s. His average finish is almost 16 at Michigan and holds an eighth-best 94.5 driver rating.

Gordon has started from the pole five times at Michigan and has won twice at this track. Gordon has finished within the top five 18 times and the top 10 23 times. His average finish at MIS 11.6 with a 94.4 driver rating, which ranks ninth amongst the drivers.

Hamlin has won at Michigan twice and has finished in the top and top 10 five and seven times respectively. His average finish at the track is 10.0 and holds a 99.1 driver rating, which ranks him fifth in the series.

Kahne has secured two poles but only win at this track. He has finished in the top five and the top 10 six times a piece.  He holds a 16 average finish and an 86.7 driver rating, which ranks him 12^th amongst the drivers.

Kenseth has made his way to Michigan’s Victory Lane twice while securing 11 top five finishes and 15 top 10 finishes. His average finish at the track is 9.5 and he holds the fourth-best driver rating amongst current drivers at 103.5.

Martin has won at Michigan International Speedway five times, finished in the top five 17 and has secured a remarkable 30 top 10 placements. His average finish holds at 13.5 while he holds an 84.2 driver rating that ranks him only 13^th amongst the drivers.

Smoke has won at Michigan once while finishing the top five 10 times and the top 10 17 times. His average finish at MIS is 11.6 and he holds the sixth highest driver rating amongst the current drivers in the series 97.5. While Stewart wouldn’t tell you he’s pleased with how he has raced and the effectiveness of his racecar, he has finished no worse than seventh in his previous four starts at Michigan.

Vickers has secured three poles, won once, has two top five finishes and eight top 10 finishes. He has a 14.8 average finish and the 10^th-best driver rating at 93.9 amongst all the current, active drivers in the series.

Cadel Evans became the first ever Australian to win the Tour de France and he is the oldest to win the Tour since 1923 at age 34. He says the victory is still something he is trying to grasp after spending two years as the runner-up and focusing so hard on becoming a champion.

Everyone stood a chance to win this year as the defending champion of Alberto Contador simply was not anywhere near his best especially after losing a significant amount of time near the start of the race.

Many of the pre-race favorites for this event departed early on; however, there were seven cyclists that remained contenders all through the final week. Actually, I suppose eight when you include Thomas Voeckler as the Frenchman led all the way through the Alps and the Pyrenees. Voeckler showed incredible strength throughout the duration of this race and stayed up there with the highest contenders –the Schleck brothers and Evans – throughout most of the race. He ended up with a fourth place finish overall.

Last year, we saw the rivalry heat up between brothers Andy and Frank Schleck from Luxembourg, but then fell short as Frank crashed and had to quit the race. This year, the brothers showed true loyalty to each other. They finished in second and third place for their team Leopard-Trek.

Spaniard Samuel Sanchez, an Olympic Champion, got the polka-dot jersey when he finished in sixth place for being the best climber. Mark Cavendish of Britian received the green jersey demonstrating he was the best sprinter.

Crashes took our several cyclists early on such as Jurgen Van Den Broeck, Bradley Wiggins as well as Alexandre Vinokourov, who almost immediately that he would be retiring. Juan Antonio Flecha went flying and barbed wire got the likes of Johnny Hoogerland due to a TV car. Stiches were needed, but he ended up finishing the stage as well as the race.

Despite it all, Evans was right there in the mix of it all but not worrying a bit. The time trials proved he had a lot of strength and he had a good lead early on in the race. Evans’ fans became worried when Andy Schleck got a significant lead on everyone on Thursday, but Evans didn’t let it affect his focus. When it came to the time trial, he knew that he had at least a minute to make up on his opponent. He ended up getting almost 2 ½ minutes.

24-year-old Edvald Boasson Hagen of Norway made his first ever appearance in the Tour de France and did well. He won two different stages and proved strength in the time trials while proving that he could climb and sprint well. He demonstrated to everyone that he is a future contender to be aware of.

Andy Murray is by far the fan favorite giving him a lot of pressure to deal with in his journey to his first ever Wimbledon title. However, it is Nadal who is trying to get his third title after having won in back in 2008 then again in 2010 – making him the defending champion. Djokovic is simply trying to keep from getting his second loss of the year after having only given up one match so far. Tsonga has been the dark horse player from the start of this popular tournament.

With that all being said, here is an in-depth look at the 2011 Wimbledon Men’s Semifinals – 2011 Wimbledon odds below are courtesy of none other than bwin online sportsbook.

Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 2.90 vs. Novak Djokovic 1.38

Heading into this match, Tsonga is very confident. I mean, it was a six-time champion of the Wimbledon tournament that he knocked out after only five sets. The upset was not one that many seen coming and I am predicting yet another upset on Friday, 1 July 2011, despite the fact that Djokovic is very good defensively and could handle the hard-hitting Tsonga well. I just don’t see it being well enough to knock Tsonga out of the tournament and advance Novak even if Tsonga is considered the underdog in this match.

Rafael Nadal 1.40 vs. Andy Murray 2.82

Andy Murray has proven that he is the favorite of the crowd this year and has made his way through these early rounds of the 2011 tournament with ease. He wants this 2011 Wimbledon title and he is letting everyone know it. He is definitely prepared to face Rafael Nadal in this semifinal. However, Nadal is pretty confident in being able to obtain his second straight but third overall Wimbledon title. He just won the French Open and is aiming for 11^th overall slam. This will be a tough match, but I think Nadal will be able to handle Murray – just as he has in previous matches.

If my predictions are correct then Tsonga will face off with defending champion Nadal for the 2011 Wimbledon title.

Men’s Seed Report – Top 16

1. Rafael Nadal – Nadal has not lost here since back in 2007 and is on a very impressive 14-match winning streak. He’ll definitely be among the best on the court – if not the best – and will be a hardcore defender of his previous title. He will also look to continue his success after dominating and winning the French Open.

2. Novak Djokovic – He has never had the most success here at Wimbledon although he has made it to the semi-finals twice (2007, 2010) but does come in with a decent track record thus far. In fact, he started 2011 with a 41-0 record. This year, he has already won seven titles while defeating top seed Nadal on four separate occasions and Federer three different times.

3. Roger Federer – A name that you know but would expect to see in the No. 1 seed spot – well, at least prior to this year. Nadal has impressed even over Federer the six-time champion winning from 2003 to 2007 as well as in 2009. He hasn’t had the most recent success, though, as he’s only managed to win a single title this year; however, Federer is good when it comes to playing on the grass.

4. Andy Murray – Murray is playing on the court very well right now; however, he’s never won here at Wimbledon but is still an excellent player and is likely to make it to the semi-finals where Nadal may take him out. Regardless, Murray is great on the grass so he’ll definitely make it near the end. A huge display is in the works for this one – some are even expecting him to claim the title this year. We’ll see.

5. Robin Soderling – He has a lot ahead of him and has a tough first round match – possibly causing an exit for Soderling who is a decent player but nowhere near the expertise of the above mentioned players. He didn’t make it past the Round of 16 in the Australian Open, which was a huge disappointment, and was defeated by Nadal in the quarter-finals of the French Open earlier this year. He made it to last year’s quarters before being overturned in four by Nadal.

6. Tomas Berdych – Berdych was a fine finalist last year; however, since then, he hasn’t performed astonishingly well. He plays well but he gets lost in the game sometimes. However, he earned his spot well when you consider the fact that he won against both Djokovic and Federer last year.

7. David Ferrer – Ferrer isn’t one to play well on grass and could cause him to fall fast.

8. Andy Roddick – Roddick almost won this event a couple of years ago so you’d think he might have a chance this year; however, he doesn’t have a whole lot of drive coming into the Wimbledon. So, unless that changes…

9. Gael Monfils – This guy is very well rounded when it comes to being a fit, decent tennis player; however, he doesn’t really have what it takes to get too far into this tournament – unless he finds the will that he has been lacking.

10.   Mardy Fish – This is the highest seed that Fish had made; however, his accomplishment in major tournaments isn’t the best and isn’t really worth mentioning. He’ll probably make it past the first round, but the second round may be a bummer for him.

11.   Jurgen Melzer – I’m surprised he made it this high in the seeding.

12.   Jo-Wilfried Tsonga – While he has had a decent 2011 in terms of performance, Tsonga hasn’t performed well in the major tournaments in recent years and unless he can get back to his very old form or bring confidence to the match from defeating a fatigued Nadal then there’s not much more to say.

13.   Viktor Troicki – This guy is starting to grab the attention of tennis goers but still isn’t well known throughout the tennis world. He is one that may be able fight his way through at least the first couple of rounds…and may be the one guy to surprise us all.

14.   Stan Wawrinka – Wawrinka hasn’t made it too far into the tournaments despite being a very decent tennis player. Maybe a fifth rounder but definitely won’t make it to the end or even close to the end.

15.   Gilles Simon – This guy is one that doesn’t do anything that he doesn’t need to do or that is deemed unnecessary. He plays the way that needs to be played – no more and no less.

16.   Nicolas Almagro – This one doesn’t have the greatest performance on grass.

Women’s Seed Report – Top 16

1.       Caroline Woxniacki – Getting the top seed for the first time ever, Caroline will be participating in his fifth Wimbledon. In the previous two years, she’s made it to the fourth round. She is a better player on hard courts but is still considered a contender on the grass.

2.       Vera Zvonareva – Vera has truly gotten the speed of her game in the past year or so. At Eastbourne, she defeated Serena Williams making her a superb top three seed; however, it doesn’t precisely justice a win for this year’s Wimbledon. However, she did make it to the finals last year and will aim for the champion title this year.

3.       Li Na – Li Na is a former champion of the French Open and holds a Grand Slam title, which is something many players cannot admit to, and enters this year’s Wimbledon at the highest ever world ranking of No. 4. In addition, she’s definitely had her own success here at Wimbledon. She could definitely make it towards the end especially in doubles as long as she can keep her head together and her proper form in tip-top shape.

4.       Victoria Azarenka – She has a tremendous amount of self-confidence, but that isn’t always enough especially when you simply can’t put truth to it. Will she do that this year at Wimbledon? Only time will tell but it should be known that she does have true potential here on the grass.

5.       Maria Sharapova – Her Wimbledon win came seven years ago but is very competitive and is one of the best hitters. However, she all too often seems to fail in matches at tournaments when she needs to be bringing them together for straight wins. She’ll need to step up if she plans to achieve another title.

6.       Francesca Schiavone – She is definitely a strong, solid and competitive player but isn’t likely one that I would place all my money on to win this year’s Wimbledon especially having a look at her track record here.

7.      Serena Williams – The defending Wimbledon champion. She is definitely a bit rusty right now but looking in her past, that hasn’t seemed to stop her from achieving and exceeding her goals. She is particularly good on grass.

8.      Petra Kvitova – She made it to the semi-finals last year and truly made an early career for herself. She may not have much elegance but she can knock the hell out of that tennis ball. Look out!

9.      Marion Bartoli – Marion was a finalist in the All England back in 2007 and made it to the semi-finals in Paris earlier this year. She definitely has some success in her past and is hoping to bring her odd skill to the court at Wimbledon.

10.  Sam Stosur – She has never really been a solid competitor for this event despite the fact that she availed at the French Open, Aussie Open and US Open. She will definitely struggle here at Wimbledon.

11.  Andrea Petkovic – She definitely is a player that you can expect to make it to the end let alone the semi-finals and possibly even the quarter-finals, but she’ll likely make it a couple weeks into the tournament. It will be a great way for her to work on turning into a champion.

12.  Svetlana Kuznetsova – Svetlana is very athletic and boasts a ton of talent; however, she has been known to not accomplish nearly as much as she should when playing at the All England. She’s never made it past the quarter-finals but will look to put an end to that in 2011.

13.  Agnieszka Radwanska – She is pretty solid on the court, but she isn’t really champion material when you compare her to the other women she is up against.

14.  Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova – She has been decently steady in her previous events but isn’t anywhere near where she needs to be if she wants to win the Wimbledon.

15.  Jelena Jankovic – She’ll possibly make it past week one but she won’t make it far into this tournament and definitely won’t be one you’ll see in the quarter-finals or better especially when you consider the fact that she hasn’t had much preparation for a tournament on the grass. She’ll probably struggle early on; however, she still has game to give.

16.  Julia Goerges – While she hasn’t had the best record of accomplishment on grass or even much of a track record at all, she has been great as of late and is a player to keep your eye on this year.

Most online sportsbooks are torn between Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards for the favorite to win this event with several other drivers having a high chance of making their way to Victory Lance including Jeff Gordon, Tony Stewart and Greg Biffle (all of whom are the only winners that have won multiple races here in Kansas); however, it is Jimmie Johnson and Carl Edwards who are splitting favorite odds at many online sportsbooks.

Here is your in-depth preview for this Sunday’s NASCAR STP 400 at Kansas Speedway where the drivers will make their way around this 1.5-mile track for 267 laps.

After last week’s Coca Cola 600, Edwards is now first in points and is the clear-cut favorite to win this event in Kansas despite the fact that he has only one win in his previous 12 starts. He has six top five finishes and nine top 10 as well as two poles. Edwards has finished in the top five twice and top 10 five times. His average finish at Kansas is 12.3 and his 94.8 driver rating, which ranks seventh among the series. Edwards will be debuting a brand new car Sunday. While Edwards has never won at this track, he has finished within the top 10 in five of his previous six Kansas races.

Jimmie Johnson is favored by some online sportsbook for this event and is third in the seasons point standings. In his 12 starts this year, he also has just one win along with four top 5s and seven top 10s. Johnson has made a trip to Victory Lane one time at Kansas and has three poles. In addition, he has finished in the top five three times and seven times in the top 10. He holds a 9.3 average finish and a 119.7 driver rating, which ranks second among drivers. Johnson will also be driving a new car.

Kyle Busch is also one to look for this week. Busch is fifth in the point standings and has two wins this year as well as placing in the top five six times and the top 10 seven. Busch will be bringing a new car to the track for the STP 400. He may have good odds, but I’m not sure if he is one to place your money on this weekend.

Following close behind, brother Kurt Busch is sixth in points and has finished in the top 10 twice this year, but hasn’t seen Victory Lane like his younger brother. Kurt has finished in the top 10 twice at Kansas, holds a 19.0 average finish and 10^th-best driver rating of 84.6. Kurt will also be bringing a new car to Kansas.

Kevin Harvick is currently second in the points for this season. He has a single top five finish at Kansas as well as four top 10s. His average finish is 14.6 with an 87.1 driver rating, which ranks ninth among active drivers in the series. He is definitely one that could find his way to the front as he is heading into this race after completing his fourth top 10 finish of the year.

Greg Biffle is currently 11^th in the point standings for the 2011 NASCAR season. He has two wins at Kansas along with six top five finishes and six top 10 finishes. He is the defending champion here at Kansas Speedway; his other win came in 2007. His average finish at the track is 8.1 and has the best driver rating in the series at 122.6. In his previous four races, he has finished no worse than third. In his previous four races, Biffle has finished no worse than third.

Matt Kenseth is seventh with the seasons point standings. He has two top five finishes and has finished in the top 10 four times while securing one pole at this track. His average finish isn’t great at 20.6 but does rank fifth with his 97.7 driver rating. Kenseth heads to Kansas with his fourth finish within the top 10 in seven races.

16^th in points this year, Jeff Gordon is a two-time winner here in Kansas. He has seven top five finishes as well as eight top 10 finishes. He has an 8.5 average finish and third overall driver rating at 106.5. In his previous four starts, he has finished within the top five.

Ninth in the point standings for the season, Tony Stewart is a two-time Kansas Speedway winner with five top five finishes as well as seven top 10 finishes. He has a 12.3 average finish and ranks fourth with his 103.3 driver rating.

Fourth in points, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has gotten one pole at Kansas and finished in the top 10 four times. He ranks 13^th with an 82.5 driver rating with a 19.1 average finish at the track.

Currently eighth in points, Clint Bowyer has a single top five and two top 10s at this track. He has an 11.8 average finish at Kansas and 88.1 driver rating, which ranks eighth in the series.

According to bwin online sportsbook, there are two golfers favored to win this event with 17.00 odds. The two golfers are Jason Day and Dustin Johnson. Short odds to win include K.J. Choi and Nick Watney both with 18.00 odds to win.

Day is the defending champion of this tournament when he went 10-under 270 last year. This year, he currently has five top 10 finishes and has been able to make his previous four cuts. His best finish for the year is second while his worst placing is 51^st. Last week, he posted a T31 at Colonial after carding a bogey free 68, which kept him from getting his fourth consecutive top 10.

Johnson is currently ranked third in the world rankings but hasn’t had it easy lately but he has finished in the top 10 three times. Two of his previous five cuts have been missed and he finished no better than 38^th in two of three other golf tournaments. In this event last year, he placed seventh and fourth the year before that. His advantage in this event will be his length.

Choi is currently ranked 16^th in the world rankings. Choi is doing great right now. He has one victory in his previous five tournaments and has finished no worse than 12^th in those five tourneys. However, his history at this course isn’t favorable and he hasn’t been on this course since 2007. Regardless, though, he is among short odds to win this event and with good reason as his season as been pretty solid.

Having not played this event since 2008, Watney is currently ranked 15^th in the world and is looked heavily upon to win this event by many of the top bookmakers, such as bwin. He has six top 10 finishes so far this year and has only missed a single cut this year. In just two of his 10 events played this year has he finished below 20^th.

Matt Kuchar has been given 23.00 odds to win this event by bwin. While he hasn’t had the best of luck as of late, hasn’t been recording top 10 finishes since the early part of the season and hasn’t finished in the top 15 in his previous four appearances, he still ranks second when it comes to scoring average and is a decently solid pick.

Ben Crane missed last week’s cut but has posted 26.00 odds to win this event according to bwin. He tied last year for seventh in this event so he knows he can play well on this course.

Marc Leishman has been given 23.00 odds to win as well. Leishman has two top 10’s on the year, which includes a third place finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and a ninth place finish at the Farmers Insurance Open. The third place finish was his best for his career on the PGA Tour; however, you have to consider the fact that he has only made two of his previous five cuts.

Bwin has given 26.00 odds to win for Brandt Schedeker. Schedeker has only made half of his cuts this year and didn’t make two of his previous three cuts. However, in the cuts he has made, he has five top 10s including one first place finish, which came at The Heritage April 24.

Rory Sabbatini also has 26.00 odds to win this event. He recorded 19-under-261 in 2009 at this course setting the course record for this tournament. Only missing four cuts this year, his best finish this year was first at The Honda Classic and has three top 10s.

Brian Gay has 29.00 odds to win the Byron Nelson Championship. Gay has just two top 10s this year and is coming off a tie of 31^st in a tournament that he should have finished much better in but he isn’t one to let himself struggle twice in a row. Last year, he tied for second in this event. He leads in fairways hit and scrambling for the PGA Tour.

Other odds for the 2011 PGA Tour HP Byron Nelson Championship are as follows:

Robert Allenby 29.00

Sean O’Hair 29.00

Sergio Garcia 29.00

Kevin Na 29.00

Jeff Overton 29.00

Charley Hoffman 34.00

Charlie Wi 34.00

John Senden 34.00

Jimmie Johnson has won this particular event twice back in 2002 and 2009. He is currently sitting second in the point standings just 23 points behind Carl Edwards. He has a single win this year in addition to four top five finishes this year. He has three poles and six wins at Dover International Speedway in addition to eight top five finishes and 12 top 10 finishes. He holds a 9.7 average finish and a driver rating of 116.3 that ranks third in the series.

In two of the past three years, this race has been won by Kyle Busch. He trails Edwards 39 points in the point standings in third. He has two wins this year in addition to five top five finishes aas well as two DNF’s. Busch has two wins at this race track and has six top five finishes as well as seven top 10 finishes. He holds an average finish of 14.7 at Dover and his driver rating is 102. 8 at Dover, which is fifth best amongst active drivers in the series.

Carl Edwards is currently the points leader in the Sprint Cup Series and has 8.00 odds to win this event. He has been to Victory Lane once this year and has six top five finishes as well as eight top 10 finishes. He has a single win at Dover, six top five finishes as well as nine top 10 finishes. He has a 7.7 average finish and a 103.1 driver rating at Dover. His driver rating ranks fourth amongst drivers in the series.

With 10.00 odds to win this event, Denny Hamlin is currently further behind the three above-mentioned drivers in the point standings as he is in 16th. He currently has no wins this year but has one top five finish and three top 10 finishes. He has never won at this track although he has finished inside the top 10 in his previous two races at Dover. He has 10 career races at this track in which he has four top 10 finishes.

Bwin gives Jeff Gordon 13.00 odds to in this event. He has four poles and four wins at Dover along with 14 top five finishes and 21 top 10 finishes. He holds an average finish at Dover of 12.1 and a ninth-best 90.5 driver rating.

Greg Biffle has been given 16.00 odds to win the FedEx 400. The Bif has two wins at Dover International Speedway and has also secured one pole. He has six top five finishes along with 10 top 10 finishes. He has the best average running position at Dover of 8.0, an average finish of 11.00 and the second best driver rating at 110.1. He also holds the second fastest green flag average speed of 142.733 mph.

Matt Kenseth and Kurt Busch both have 19.00 odds for this event according to bwin online sportsbook. Kenseth has one win as well as one pole at Dover. He also has 10 top five finishes as well as 15 top 10 finishes while Kurt Busch has five top five finishes and seven top 10 finishes. Kenseth holds a 12.9 average finish while Busch’s is 18.9. Kenseth has the third best driver rating in the series amongst active drivers with a 109.3 rating and Busch ranks seventh best among active drivers in the series with a 96.8 driver rating.

Clint Bowyer has 21.00 odds to win by bwin. He has just three top 10 finishes and has a 15.7 average finish at Dover International Speedway. His driver rating is 87.4, which ranks 12th amongst drivers in the series.

Some other bwin NASCAR odds include:

Kevin Harvick 13.00
Tony Stewart 13.00
Dale Earnhardt Jr. 21.00
Field – Any Other Driver 21.00

The FedEx 400 from Dover International Speedway will begin at about 1:15 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 15, 2011.

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Rory McIlroy is the defending champion of this event as he soared from the rest of the field when he had a final round of 62. This is the first time that he is back in the U.S. since attending the Masters in April. However, according to bwin online sportsbook, he is not the favorite to win this event. Instead, it is Phil Mickelson with 11.00 odds to win the Wells Fargo Championship.

Mickelson is currently fourth in world rankings. While he has not won this particular event at Quail Hollow, he did come in second in 2010. In the previous 10 tournaments, Mickelson has only been able to grab one top 10 finish, which his victory in the Shell Houston Open. He has three top 10 finishes for the whole year.

McIlroy has 15.00 odds to win. After the Masters, McIlroy competed in the Malaysian Open in which he finished third. He looks prepared to defend his title for this event. He currently ranks sixth in the world. In two of his previous three golf tournaments, McIlroy has secured two top 10’s and four for the year.

Martin Kaymer has 18.00 odds to wins by bwin. Kaymer has previously been first in the world for several weeks; however, he is now ranked second in the world. He did not participate in this event last year and has only secured a top 10 finish in just one of his previous four tournaments. He has three for the year as well as a single victory.

Bwin gives 23.00 odds to win to both Nick Watney and Dustin Johnson. Watney and Johnson are currently 15^th and 13^th in the world rankings respectively and Watney placed 22^nd while Johnson placed 29^th last year in this specific event. Watney holds five top 10 finishes this year but hasn’t been able to get a top 10 in his previous three tournaments. Johnson has four top 10 finishes for the year.

Other odds to win by bwin online sportsbook:

26.00 Hunter Mahan
26.00 Bubba Watson
29.00 Jim Furyk
34.00 Geoff Ogilvy
34.00 Rickie Fowler
41.00 Edoardo Molinari
41.00 Paul Casey
41.00 David Toms
41.00 Justin Rose
41.00 Martin Laird
51.00 Anthony Kim

The Wells Fargo Championship Tournament at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina, will begin Thursday, May 5 and continue through Sunday, May 8. Be sure to get your votes in now at bwin.