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LIV Golf Betting Picks- 2025 Hong Kong

Carlos Ortiz - LIV Golf Betting Picks

Matt Miller's LIV golf betting picks and betting strategies for 2025 Hong Kong event at Hong Kong Golf Club. He digs into the LIV golf betting lines to find the best bets and top values.

The LIV Golf League will hold this week’s event at Hong Kong Golf Club, located in Fanling, Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Golf Club was established in 1889 with the course and clubhouse being located in Happy Valley. The Old Course at Fanling was not built until 1911 and the clubhouse did not open until 1914. In 1931, the New Course was built, and finally, in 1969, the Eden Course opened. The New Course and Eden Course combine to make up the 18 holes played at the Hong Kong Open.

The Hong Kong Open has been played since 1959. It is the only club other than the Augusta National Golf Club to host the same professional golf tournament for more than 60 years. Several LIV Golf League players have played in the Hong Kong Open over the history of the event, and there have been a few notable performances. Majesticks captain Ian Poulter won this event in 2010 with a winning score of -22. Patrick Reed and Ben Campbell have won the last two renditions of the Hong Kong Open. Cam Smith, Sergio Garcia, Peter Uihlien, and David Puig, among others, have had notable finishes here as well.

The event will be played Friday-Sunday and will air on a new broadcast network, Fox Sports. Due to the tournament being played internationally, the start time for Round 1 will be 11:15 p.m. EST. The tournament can also be viewed through LIV Golf Plus and the LIV Golf App.

 

LIV Golf Hong Kong Course Breakdown

Below is the official Round 1 scorecard provided by LIV Golf.

Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out
Par 4 3 5 4 3 4 4 3 4 34
Yardage 469 149 551 288 192 447 380 188 493 3157
Hole 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In
Par 4 4 3 5 4 4 4 4 4 36
Yardage 367 466 144 529 395 429 411 406 410 3554

The course is set to be played as a 6,710-yard par 70. Last year, before the event, I touched base with Travis Smyth, a former LIV golf player and current Asian Tour professional golfer, who was kind enough to give me some insight into the course from his experience playing the Hong Kong Open.

Smyth noted “It’s a really short tight track. There aren’t too many holes where bombers can unleash a drive. Everyone will be hitting to the same spots on a lot of holes. You must get it in play off the tee; otherwise, it’s difficult to score. Whoever is most dialed in with their wedges and irons will win.”

This was proven to be true last season when Abraham Ancer won the event. Ancer is one of the most accurate drivers of the golf ball in the world and is known for performing well on short positional golf courses.

Ancer dominated the first two rounds and took a five-shot lead into Round 3, where he proceeded to make things more interesting than they had to be. Still, the 34-year-old ground out a victory in a three-man playoff over Cam Smith and Paul Casey.

I will certainly be focusing more on plotters this week than bombers. The distance off the tee will be close to irrelevant. Instead, you need players who can get hot with the irons and dial in on the greens.

 

LIV Golf Betting Odds - Hong Kong

Below are the current odds of winning, as presented by BetUS. Odds on different sportsbooks are subject to change.

LIV Golf Hong Kong: To Win Outright

Rot Odds To Win LIV Golf Hong Kong Moneyline
1001 Jon Rahm +525
1002 Joaquin Niemann +800
1003 Tyrrell Hatton +900
1004 Bryson DeChambeau +1050
1005 Cameron Smith +1400
1006 Brooks Koepka +1900
1007 David Puig +2000
1008 Dean Burmester +2500
1009 Abraham Ancer +2000
1010 Sergio Garcia +2200
1011 Marc Leishman +3000
1012 Lucas Herbert +2800
1013 Tom McKibbin +3000
1014 Patrick Reed +2600
1015 Paul Casey +3300
1016 Louis Oosthuizen +3300
1017 Ben Campbell +4000
1018 Adrian Meronk +3500
1019 Carlos Ortiz +3000
1020 Sebastian Munoz +3500
1021 Anirban Lahiri +3500
1022 Cameron Tringale +4500
1023 Richard Bland +4500
1024 Peter Uihlein +5500
1025 Thomas Pieters +6600
1026 Charl Schwartzel +7000
1027 Talor Gooch +6000
1028 Caleb Surratt +7000
1029 Sam Horsfield +7500
1030 Wade Ormsby +15000
1031 Jason Kokrak +9000
1032 Dustin Johnson +6000
1033 Harold Varner III +7000
1034 Kevin Na +9000
1035 Matthew Wolff +10000
1036 Henrik Stenson +9000
1037 Yubin Jang +11000
1038 Charles Howell III +12500
1039 Ian Poulter +17500
1040 Bubba Watson +20000
1041 Branden Grace +6000
1042 Graeme McDowell +11000
1043 Matt Jones +15000
1044 Brendan Steele +15000
1045 Max Lee +11000
1046 Andy Ogletree +30000
1047 Frederik Kjettrup +20000
1048 Luis Masaveu +35000
1049 Lee Westwood +40000
1050 Danny Lee +40000
1051 Mito Pereira +40000
1052 Phil Mickelson +50000
1053 Martin Kaymer +35000

 

LIV Golf Betting Strategy & Selections -Hong Kong

David Puig +2200 (FanDuel)

The course fit probably isn’t perfect for Puig, but few players are entering in better form. In four total worldwide starts in 2025, Puig’s worst finish is a T6 in Riyadh. He has gained strokes off the tee, on approach, and in putting in all four of these starts. The 23-year-old appears to be a rising star and is looking for that first signature win.

While +2200 is a tough price to pay on a guy who doesn’t quite have big win equity yet, he’s been close too many times not to cross that finish line soon. While Puig didn’t play great in LIV Hong Kong 2025, he did finish T15 in the Hong Kong Open in 2023. Let’s hope that the third time is the charm around this track for the young Spaniard.

Carlos Ortiz +3300 (FanDuel)

Carlos Ortiz is coming off a T2 finish in Adelaide in the most recent LIV event. Per Data Golf, he gained 1.16 shots on approach on the field in that event, a stat that will be pivotal in winning this week. Ortiz is usually a pretty reliable iron player; last season, he finished 13th in the league in Green in Regulation percentage. Ortiz finished T4 at this event last season, one shot back of the three-man playoff.

Despite not being one of the biggest names in the league, Ortiz finds himself in the mix to win more often than people realize. The 33-year-old Mexican won LIV Houston last year as well as the International Series Oman. In 17 starts in 2024, he registered two wins and three additional top-10 finishes. He lost in a playoff at LIV Tucson in 2023 and had three additional top-10 LIV finishes. He also won Copa Prisa in the Mexican golf league.

Sam Horsfield +6500 (FanDuel)

Sam Horsfield is finally back and healthy. Horsfield injured his hip in the second round of LIV Adelaide in April 2023 and was out nearly six months before returning at the end of September. Despite a T2 finish in Nashville, 2024 was an up and down year for the 28-year-old while he struggled to find consistency. It finally looks like Horsfield is back and confident in his game.

The Englishman finished T12 to start the season in Riyadh and followed it up with a T7 finish in Australia. He gained 1.06 strokes on approach at LIV Adelaide and has putted well in both LIV starts so far in 2025. While it’s been three years, Horsfield is no stranger to getting across the finish line for victories. He won three times on the DP World Tour between 2020 and 2022.

Henrik Stenson +12000 (FanDuel)

Henrik Stenson is an extremely intriguing long shot this week. He is deadly accurate off the tee, which is going to be pivotal this week. While guys may be able to club down and therefore improve accuracy, there is no need to worry about this with Stenson. Stenson looked solid with his irons last start, gaining 0.55 strokes on the field on approach en route to a T12 finish.

If the putter gets going, this course could be perfect for Stenson and give him a real chance to return to the winner’s circle. He finished T8 at this event last season.

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