Golf Market Movers

• Steamer
• Drifter
• Best Book
• Top Differences
• Mover

Steamer - Selections in a betting market that have been well backed, causing the odds to shorten

Name & Event	Best Orig Odds	Best Curr Odds	Shortest Curr Odds	Bookies With Odds	Bookies With Odds Moved	Average Market Share Swing*
No Data Available

Drifter - Selections in a betting market whose odds have lengthened, suggesting they have not been backed or the odds were too short

Name & Event	Best Orig Odds	Best Curr Odds	Shortest Curr Odds	Bookies With Odds	Bookies With Odds Moved	Average Market Share Swing*
No Data Available

Best Book - A list of betting markets which have the lowest over-round or book percentage figure, therefore the best margin for the punter

Name & Event	No. Runners	Best Book
OccuNet ClassicWinnerOccuNet Classic	156	116%
RBC Canadian OpenWinnerRBC Canadian Open	148	117%
Costa Navarino Legends Tour TrophyWinnerCosta Navarino Legends Tour Trophy	60	120%
US OpenWinnerUS Open	157	127%
The Dow ChampionshipWinnerThe Dow Championship	67	133%
The Open ChampionshipWinnerThe Open Championship	165	147%
Suntory Ladies OpenWinnerSuntory Ladies Open	117	158%
Korea Womens OpenWinnerKorea Womens Open	131	168%

Top Differences - Selections in a betting market with the highest odds variance between different bookmakers

Name & Event	Bet Type	High Odds	Low Odds	% Difference
RBC Canadian OpenJeevan SihotaRBC Canadian Open	Winner	3000	500	499.0%
RBC Canadian OpenCharley HoffmanRBC Canadian Open	Winner	1000	300	232.56%
Principal Charity ClassicDavid FrostPrincipal Charity Classic	Winner	2500	800	212.23%
The Open ChampionshipRasmus Neergaard-PetersenThe Open Championship	Winner	140	50	176.47%
Costa Navarino Legends Tour TrophyAnthony WallCosta Navarino Legends Tour Trophy	Winner	50	18	168.42%
RBC Canadian OpenJoey SavoieRBC Canadian Open	Winner	750	300	149.5%
RBC Canadian OpenJoel DahmenRBC Canadian Open	Winner	400	175	127.84%
US OpenHarris EnglishUS Open	Winner	110	50	117.65%
RBC Canadian OpenJustin LowerRBC Canadian Open	Winner	650	300	116.28%
US OpenT.K. KimUS Open	Winner	750	350	113.96%
US OpenJacob BridgemanUS Open	Winner	150	70	112.68%
The Open ChampionshipWill ZalatorisThe Open Championship	Winner	125	60	106.56%
Principal Charity ClassicBob EstesPrincipal Charity Classic	Winner	1000	500	99.8%
Costa Navarino Legends Tour TrophyIan WoosnamCosta Navarino Legends Tour Trophy	Winner	500	250	99.6%
OccuNet ClassicBlaine Hale JrOccuNet Classic	Winner	300	150	99.34%
The Open ChampionshipCorey ConnersThe Open Championship	Winner	100	50	98.04%
RBC Canadian OpenWilliam MouwRBC Canadian Open	Winner	175	90	93.41%
Principal Charity ClassicScott VerplankPrincipal Charity Classic	Winner	1500	800	87.39%
US OpenAdrien SaddierUS Open	Winner	750	400	87.28%
US OpenDaniel BergerUS Open	Winner	150	80	86.42%
OccuNet ClassicJulian SuriOccuNet Classic	Winner	275	150	82.78%
Costa Navarino Legends Tour TrophyEmanuele CanonicaCosta Navarino Legends Tour Trophy	Winner	125	70	77.46%
OccuNet ClassicChris FrancoeurOccuNet Classic	Winner	300	160	71.02%
Principal Charity ClassicGeorge McNeillPrincipal Charity Classic	Winner	28	16	70.59%
US OpenJ.T PostonUS Open	Winner	135	80	67.9%
The Open ChampionshipLucas GloverThe Open Championship	Winner	250	150	66.23%
OccuNet ClassicIan GilliganOccuNet Classic	Winner	55	33	64.71%
RBC Canadian OpenSahith TheegalaRBC Canadian Open	Winner	66	40	63.41%
RBC Canadian OpenAndrew PutnamRBC Canadian Open	Winner	90	55	62.5%
OccuNet ClassicJustin HastingsOccuNet Classic	Winner	400	250	59.76%
RBC Canadian OpenZecheng DouRBC Canadian Open	Winner	200	125	59.52%
RBC Canadian OpenRico HoeyRBC Canadian Open	Winner	80	50	58.82%
The Open ChampionshipShane LowryThe Open Championship	Winner	45	28	58.62%
OccuNet ClassicMatthew NesmithOccuNet Classic	Winner	275	160	56.82%
OccuNet ClassicBen TaylorOccuNet Classic	Winner	70	45	54.35%
RBC Canadian OpenWyndham ClarkRBC Canadian Open	Winner	22	14	53.33%
The Open ChampionshipCameron YoungThe Open Championship	Winner	25	16	52.94%
The Open ChampionshipErik van RooyenThe Open Championship	Winner	300	200	49.75%
RBC Canadian OpenJackson SuberRBC Canadian Open	Winner	150	100	49.5%
RBC Canadian OpenSteven FiskRBC Canadian Open	Winner	90	60	49.18%
The Open ChampionshipRobert MacIntyreThe Open Championship	Winner	30	20	47.62%
The Open ChampionshipJon RahmThe Open Championship	Winner	18	12	46.15%
Costa Navarino Legends Tour TrophyJean HugoCosta Navarino Legends Tour Trophy	Winner	12	8	44.44%
OccuNet ClassicJoe WeilerOccuNet Classic	Winner	250	160	42.61%
OccuNet ClassicBronson BurgoonOccuNet Classic	Winner	40	28	41.38%
US OpenAdrien Dumont De ChassartUS Open	Winner	350	250	39.84%
US OpenHarry HallUS Open	Winner	175	125	39.68%
The Dow ChampionshipWannasaen/PagdangananThe Dow Championship	Winner	140	100	39.6%
The Open ChampionshipSepp StrakaThe Open Championship	Winner	70	50	39.22%

Mover - Selections in a betting market with the biggest odds cuts by individual bookmakers

Name & Event	From	To	Best Odds	Moved By	Average Market Share Swing*
RBC Canadian OpenKristoffer ReitanRBC Canadian Open	14/1	22	28		2.32%
RBC Canadian OpenJustin RoseRBC Canadian Open	16/1	25	25		2.04%
RBC Canadian OpenWyndham ClarkRBC Canadian Open	14/1	20	22		1.9%
RBC Canadian OpenSam BurnsRBC Canadian Open	11/1	14	14		1.67%
Principal Charity ClassicZach JohnsonPrincipal Charity Classic	17/4	19/4	11/2		1.66%
RBC Canadian OpenNicolai HojgaardRBC Canadian Open	20/1	30	33		1.54%
RBC Canadian OpenCollin MorikawaRBC Canadian Open	16/1	22	25		1.53%
RBC Canadian OpenNick TaylorRBC Canadian Open	22/1	33	45		1.41%
RBC Canadian OpenTommy FleetwoodRBC Canadian Open	10/1	12	14		1.4%
Korea Womens OpenSeung Hui RoKorea Womens Open	66/1	35	35		1.29%
Korea Womens OpenYun Ji JeongKorea Womens Open	225/1	60	60		1.2%
RBC Canadian OpenShane LowryRBC Canadian Open	22/1	30	35		1.12%
RBC Canadian OpenMichael BrennanRBC Canadian Open	28/1	40	50		1.01%

^*The Average Market Share Swing reflects the impact of betting moves on a particular market. The percentage figure is the increased (steamer) or decreased (drifter) market share for that selection. The effect of non-runners is included in this figure