The Sweet Spot | US PGA Championship | Golf Betting Tips

There is a Major golf title up for grabs this week and there's no better place to start your US PGA Championship research than by watching the latest episode of the best podcast in golf betting, The Sweet Spot, sponsored by AK Bets.

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Racing Post golf guru Steve Palmer, fresh from his strong tip for Rory McIlroy to win last week's Wells Fargo Championship, is back with Jack Reeve with everything you need to know to find the winner at Valhalla in Kentucky.

It looks an intriguing tournament with world number one Scottie Scheffler back in action following paternity leave, but still brimming with confidence after four wins in his last five tournaments, including last month's Masters.

And McIlroy could not be in finer fettle himself as he looks to end his long wait for a Major triumph at the venue where he captured his most recent top-tournament success in the 2014 US PGA.

Defending champion Brooks Koepka also comes in fresh from a victory on the breakaway LIV Tour, so it promises to be a cracking week in Louisville.

Steve will be on hand with all his top tips for the tournament and it really is a show not to be missed with a host of markets for the second Major of 2024 being analysed.

So before you have a bet, make sure you click on the link above and watch the show and remember too to subscribe to our YouTube channel to ensure you never miss another episode of golf betting's top podcast, The Sweet Spot, sponsored by AK Bets.

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