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2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship Bets | Golf Gambling Podcast (Ep. 545)

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Ben Griffin moved from an office job to ninth in the world in less than 36 months.

1. Golf Gambling Podcast Ep. 545 previews the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal with wind expected to stay above 20 miles an hour. 2. Hosts Dom and Speaker 1 trade betting notes and course-fit ideas as the fall PGA Tour schedule reaches its final two events. 3. The episode uses Ben Griffin’s recent win as the setup for the week, because his jump to ninth in the world changed the conversation around his season. 4. The hosts mention that Griffin entered the year ranked 68th and note that he once looked like a volume player who might win only occasionally. 5. Their statistical focus shifts to Bermuda putting, around-the-green play, strokes-gained approach, and off-the-tee accuracy. 6. One host says Port Royal punishes complete liabilities off the tee, because wayward drives can end up in bushes or water. 7. They also point to winning scores from the last four years ranging from 15-under to 24-under, which signals both birdie chances and bogey danger. 8. Vince Whaley draws attention because he has three straight top tens at the event and has not missed a cut since the Valero. 9. Rico Hoey is framed as the rightful favorite because of his high floor, his ball striking, and three top tens in four fall starts. 10. Jesper Svensson gets an outright look at 45-1 after a missed cut last week and pressure to improve his FedEx Cup fall position. 11. Alex Noren and Alex Mal… are used as examples of players whose recent performances and world-ranking movement can be hard to track during the live-ranking era. 12. Eric Cole is mentioned as a streaky player whose 10-stroke gain in Mexico makes him interesting for a top-20 style bet. 13. David Lipsky is backed at 80-1 because he has four straight made cuts, two straight top-40s, and strong fairways-hit numbers. 14. Doug Gimm becomes the show’s shared outright pick because his iron play fits the wind and the hosts think a small putting gain can keep him in contention. 15. Adam Svensson, Chan Kim, David Ford, and Noah Goodwin are all presented as deeper-value plays with specific statistical or course-fit reasons. 16. Mateo Montemurro is treated as a deep-cut name whose recent iron play is good enough to consider for placement markets. 17. The tone stays conversational and betting-focused, with Dom and Speaker 1 moving quickly between course setup, form, and odds ranges. 18. The format is a back-and-forth handicapper segment that ends with outright picks, positional bets, and one matchup. 19. Listeners who bet PGA Tour fall events will get the most value from it. 20. Listeners wanting player interviews or golf history may skip it.

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