FREE GOLF BETTING GUIDE AND TIPS

Eddie Pepperell
Pauline

Matthew Fitzpatrick
Cyrille Bertin

Rafa Cabrera-Bello
Keith Allison

Grégory Bourdy
James Kennedy

David Lipsky
Kevin Murray

Morten Ørum Madsen
Cyrille Bertin

The European Tour moves to Italy and the Milano Golf Club, set in the Parco di Monza to the north of the city and not far from the Monza race track. Originally designed by Peter Gannon and Cecil Blandford the course opened for play in 1928.

The course is a relatively flat parkland design that runs through mature trees giving each hole its own space and isolation. In the spring of 1958 the then president Mr. Gianni Albertini commissioned designers Vietti and Buzzi to build the stunning new club house, he also appointed Giulio Cavalsani to design an additional 9 holes giving the club three nines to choose from.

My tips to win:

Eddie Pepperell 28/1 – with PaddyPower – should come into this week in confident mood after firing a final round 64 at last week's KLM Open to make it into the Top 5, making it his forth Top 5 finish this season. Eddie is still waiting for his first win on the European Tour and I thought he would have won his first event by now, even if it was one of the lesser titles after starting so well in his debut season back in 2013, but with two Top 5 in his last five events shows he is going in the right direction.

I am going to stick with Matthew Fitzpatrick 28/1 – with BetFred – this week and I have to say I think that second round 60 at last week's KLM Open had an obvious affect on him on the later two rounds. It must be really frustrating to go that low and then shoot eleven shots worse the following day on the same course. But with two Top 5s finishes from his last five starts and that round of 60 states that he is not to far away from winning his first professional tournament.

It's been good to see Rafa Cabrera-Bello 33/1 – with BetVictor – back in contention after nearly two years of trying to find his way again and with five Top 5 finishes from his last nine starts – with two other Top 15 finishes in there – I think we will see the Spaniard adding to his two European Tour victories very soon and I expect him to be in the thick of it again this week.

My each-way tip:

Grégory Bourdy 35/1 – with Bet365 – has not won on the European Tour this year but has been playing some solid golf, and with five Top 5 finishes this year I think we may just see the Frenchman pull off another victory to add to his tally. Grégory is another player who shot four rounds in the 60s at last week's KLM Open I am sure he will be in confident mood here this week.

My outside tips:

I have only backed one each-way tip as there are three very good outside tips this week that are worth looking at:

David Lipsky 100/1 – with Coral – has had four Top 25 finishes in his last five starts and his final round 63 at last week's KLM Open means he is another player turning up this week that will be in confident mood. He seems to have not only found a key to his golf game but has also added some consistency to his scoring over the last couple of months.

Morten Ørum Madsen 100/1 – with SportingBet – has been on a good run of form over the last four weeks with three Top 20 finishes from his last four starts – two of those being Top 10s. Morten won his first European Tour event last year and the talented lad from Silkeborg, Denmark will be looking to add to that tally and after shooting four rounds in the 60s at last week's KLM Open I think he will be in the thick of it again come Sunday.

Robert Dinwiddie 100/1 – with Bet365 – is playing some great golf at the moment and his final round 62 at last week's KLM Open saw him move up the leaderboard thirty-six places and into the Top 25 – his forth Top 25 finish in five starts – should see him tee it up this week in confident mood. Robert is still waiting for his first full European Tour victory but his current vain of form puts him in a great position to break that duck.

As always good luck