The Nedbank Golf Challenge is an annual men’s professional online golf tournament played at the Gary Player Country club in South Africa. It was inaugurated in 1981 and is traditionally held towards the end of the year, in either December or November. At first, as diehard online golf betting fans will recall, the tournament was a small-field invitational stroke play event usually consisting of around 12 players. But since it joined the ranks of the European tour in 2013, the event expanded to a field of 30 and even to 72 in 2016.

Last year, the Nedbank Golf Challenge was the middle leg of the European Tour’s Final Series. This year, the tourney is the seventh Rolex Series event and the next to last tournament of the season. As such, it is one of the few opportunities players have to hit up sports betting websites for some top sportsbook action.

A field of 72 will assemble this Thursday for a run at a title that has been growing in notoriety as of late. The course, which is centered in an extinct volcanic crater, features Kikuyu fairways and Kikuyu rough. Check out the online golf betting odds available on the field down below.

2017 Nedbank Golf Challenge || Thursday, Nov. 9^th– Sunday, Nov. 12^th

When: 2:00 am ET

Where: The Gary Player Country Club, Sun City, South Africa

TV: Sky Sports, starting Thursday

Course Details: Par 72 || 7,831 yards || 2016’s Stroke index: 70.88

FIELD & Online Golf Betting Odds:

Bernd Wiesberger -1 ½ (-105) -125 & Ian Poulter +1 ½ (-125) +105

Victor Dubuisson -1 ½ (+110) -110 & Lee Westwood +1 ½ (-140) -110

Dylan Frittelli -1 ½ (+110) -110 & Alexander Levy +1 ½ (-140) -110

Julian Suri -1 ½ (+110) -110 & Paul Dunne +1 ½ (-140) -110

Matthew Southgate -1 ½ (+110) -110 & Richie Ramsay +1 ½ (-140) -110

Haotong Li -1 ½ (-110) -130 & Haydn Porteous +1 ½ (-120) +110

Fabrizio Zanotti -1 ½ (+110) -110 & Jeunghun Wang +1 ½ (-140) -110

Shane Lowry -1 ½ (-105) -125 & Charl Schwartzel +1 ½ (-125) +105

Joost Luiten -1 ½ (EV) -120 & Kiradech Aphibarnrat +1 ½ (-130) EV

Chris Wood -1 ½ (+110) – -110 & Nicolas Colsaerts +1 ½ (-140) -110

Tyrell Hatton-1 ½ (-105) – -125 & Branden Grace +1 ½ (-125) +105

Branden Grace -1 ½ (-110) -130 & Louis Oosthuizen +1 ½ (-120) +110

Eddie Pepperell +1 ½ (-130) EV& Thorbjorn Olesen -1 ½ (EV) -120

Jordan Smith -1 ½ (+105) -115 & Lucas Bjerregaard +1 ½ (-135) -105

Peter Uihlein -1 ½ (-110) -130 & George Coetzee +1 ½ (-120) +110

Martin Kaymer -1 ½ (+105) -115 & Soren Kjeldsen +1 ½ (-135) -105

Andy Sullivan -1 ½ (+110) -110 & Padraig Harrington +1 ½ (-140) -110

David Horse -1 ½ (+105) -115 & Marc Warren +1 ½ (-135) -105

Tyrell Hatton-1 ½ (-105) -125 & Louis Oosthuizen +1 ½ (-125) +105

Matthew Fitzpatrick -1 ½ (EV) -120 & Ross Fisher +1 ½ (-130) EV

Matthew Fitzpatrick -1 ½ (-110) -130 & Tommy Fleetwood +1 ½ (-120) +110

Ross Fisher -1 ½ (+105) -115 & Tommy Fleetwood +1 ½ (-135) -105

Francesco Molinari -1 ½ (-115) -135 & Alexander Noren+1 ½ (-115) +115

Francesco Molinari -1 ½ (-105) -125 & Rafa Cabrera-Bello +1 ½ (-125) +105

Alexander Noren -1 ½ (+110) -110 & Rafa Cabrera-Bello +1 ½ (-140) -110

The situation behind @TommyFleetwood1 in the standings.

Win this week and Tommy would be #RacetoDubai champion. pic.twitter.com/K4QUy4X4q9

— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) November 8, 2017