Bob Hope Classic Odds and Tournament Information

Phil Mickelson makes a tee shot during the final round of the Bob Hope Classic The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Tournament is part of the PGA Tour. This star-studded, pro-am golf tournament is the third event on the PGA calendar every year. For 2009, the 50th Anniversary Bob Hope Chrysler Classic will be played from 19  to 25 January, in Palm Springs and will be hosted by golf legend Arnold Palmer. Three days before the tournament officially kicks off are reserved for practice rounds. Since 1960, the Bob Hope Classic has been tough but thrilling, with celebrities and professionals all playing in the name of charity. To date, the tournament organisers have donated almost $44 million to charity.

Bob Hope Classic Odds

Needless to say, vast sums have been won by those with the right skills and judgement both on and off the greens. Visit our Bob Hope Classic betting section for more information on betting choices. If you feel ready to put down a wager you can go to the William Hill golf betting website.

Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Changes

The new Bob Hope Classic Club Course has been established as the home of the Bob Hope Classic tournament, which takes place in Palm Springs. The Bob Hope Classic Tournament is now sponsored by the Chrysler Corporation. This has significantly increased the purse for winners of the competition, as well as contributing a name change - from the Bob Hope Classic to the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.

Bob Hope Classic Format

The tournament has a distinctive configuration, with five days of golf being played across four courses. Starting in the 1960s, a prize of $50 000 has been offered for a hole-in-one. Back then, this was a huge figure. The organisers of the Bob Hope Classic were prudent enough to take out insurance against this enormous payout with Lloyds of London for the first three years of the tournament. This was a wise move on their part because the prize money was won every single year! Today, the field is made up of 128 PGA Tour golf professionals and 384 amateurs. For the first four days, three amateurs or celebrities are paired alongside one professional player. The Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Tournament concludes with the fifth round, which is played on a Sunday over the Classic Club Course.

Bob Hope Classic odds provide the opportunity to make some money on golf betting.

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