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FedEx Open de France 2025 - Betting Preview

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John Parry was third for strokes gained tee to green over 36 holes, then lost three and a half strokes on the greens per round.

1. Golf Betting System Podcast episode 370 focuses on the 2025 Open de France betting preview. 2. Steve Bamford hosts with Barry O’Hanrahan and Paul Williams, who bring betting analysis and stats work for the DP World Tour event. 3. The episode aims to identify value at a new Paris-area venue, Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, after the event moved away from Le Golf National. 4. The hosts start with Alex Noren’s win at the BMW PGA Championship at 35/1 and note it was his second PGA title. 5. They point out that Noren’s result came after a playoff against Adrien Saddier, who had led late in regulation and remained strong all week. 6. Steve says Noren climbed to number three in the PGA qualification top 10 for the DP World Tour, while the PGA Tour top 100 route still matters. 7. The discussion then turns to Scottie Scheffler’s Procore Championship win at 9/4 and his season totals. 8. Steve cites Scheffler’s 14 wins from his last 36 starts and a 39% win rate across that stretch. 9. The hosts also note Scheffler has finished second or third in five more of those starts, which they use to describe his level of control. 10. Barry and Steve compare current Ryder Cup form and find that the top and bottom of the form tables are split almost evenly between Europe and the United States. 11. They mention players such as Scottie Scheffler, Cam Young, Matt Fitzpatrick, Russell Henley, Collin Morikawa, Xander Schauffele, and Justin Thomas while debating how that form stack-up affects Bethpage Black. 12. Rory McIlroy’s use of virtual-reality hardware to rehearse the noise at Bethpage Black becomes part of the Ryder Cup conversation. 13. The hosts also reference a Fried Egg video on the Bethpage Black setup and say they expect risk-reward golf rather than a US Open-style setup. 14. Paul explains that the Open de France is being staged at a new venue because Le Golf National is undergoing work, so old course-history stats are less reliable. 15. He describes the course as 6,977 yards, par 71, with three reachable par 5s, four sub-400-yard par 4s, and slopey, fast greens. 16. Paul says the betting history suggests this event can reward outsiders, pointing to recent winners Nicholas Colsaerts at 100/1, Guido Migliozzi at 80/1, Ryo Hisatsune at 100/1, and Dan Bradbury at 175/1. 17. The tone is analytical, with frequent back-and-forth between betting logic, stats, and Ryder Cup context. 18. The format mixes recap, course preview, listener banter, and each host’s selections, with some live crowd and travel anecdotes from Wentworth. 19. Listeners who follow DP World Tour betting, Ryder Cup form, and course-fit analysis. 20. Listeners wanting only broad golf news without wagering detail.

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