2020 Greenbrier Classic Golf Betting Tips, Preview & Predictions

The 2020 Greenbrier Classic, officially known as A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier, is a professional golf tournament on the PGA Tour. The tournament will played on The Old White TPC course at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs in West Virginia, United States.

The Greenbrier Classic made its debut in 2010, replacing the long-standing Buick Open on the tour schedule. As part of major changes to the PGA Tour calendar, the tournament has moved to September from July in 2019.

The Old White course plays to a 70-par over 7,292 yards.

The Greenbrier Classic was founded in 2010 and replaced the long-standing Buick Open, which had been a permanent fixture on the PGA Tour since 1958. 

Australia’s Stuart Appleby won the inaugural tournament by one stroke ahead of American Jeff Overton. The first seven editions of the event was called the Greenbrier Classic, before the tournament changed its name in 2018 to A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier. This was in honour of US military involvement at the Greenbrier site.

The Greenbrier Classic has been played every year since 2010 except for 2016 when the tournament was canelled due to heavy flooding. The 2019 tournament was regarded by the PGA Tour as part of the 2020 schedule.

Take some time to research past results at the Greenbrier Classic to see which players have traditionally performed well at the tournament. This can help to influence your betting decisions before and during the 2019 tournament. 

Researching past results is particularly important at an event like the Greenbrier Classic where the tournament is played on the same course every year. Players who have done well in the past are likely to perform well again as the course setup and conditions will be similar to previous editions.

Here is the complete list of past winners and runners-up at the Greenbrier Classic. American Kevin Na is the defending champion having won the 2018 tournament by five strokes from compatriot Kelly Kraft.

There is yet to be a repeat winner at the Greenbrier Classic, with all eight editions producing a new winner each year: Stuart Appleby (2010), Scott Stallings (2011), Ted Potter Jr. (2012), Jonas Blixt (2013), Angel Cabrera (2014), Danny Lee (2015), Xander Schauffele (2017), Kevin Na (2018) and Joaquín Niemann (2019).

Qualification for the Greenbrier Classic can be achieved in a number of different ways. Winners of PGA Tour and worldwide tournaments – including majors and WGC events – can gain automatic entry, as well as players who placed in the top 125 in last season’s FedEx Cup Points List. 

All 50 golfers who earned PGA Tour cards from last season’s Korn Ferry Tour are also given entry. There are also a number of sponsors’ invites and medical exemption places given to players.

The 2020 Greenbrier Classic will feature a 156-player field. Here is the complete field for the 2019 Greenbrier Classic:

Jimmy Walker, Zach Johnson, Bubba Watson, Bryson DeChambeau, Jason Dufner, Marc Leishman, Ryan Armour, Keegan Bradley, Austin Cook, Brice Garnett, Jim Herman, J.B. Holmes, Sung Kang, Michael Kim, Patton Kizzire, Russell Knox, Andrew Landry, Nate Lashley, Adam Long, Kevin Na, Scott Piercy, Ted Potter, Jr., Brendan Steele, Martin Trainer, Stuart Appleby, Daniel Summerhays, John Daly, Brendon de Jonge, Davey Jude, Hayden Springer, Kyle Westmoreland, Mason Williams, Joe Boros, Danny Lee, Jason Kokrak, Sungjae Im, Harold Varner III, Byeong Hun An, Joel Dahmen, Joaquin Niemann, Adam Schenk, Kevin Streelman, Branden Grace, Brian Stuard, Cameron Smith, Matt Every, Russell Henley, Brian Harman, Matt Jones, Roger Sloan, Sam Burns, Bud Cauley, Nick Watney, Mackenzie Hughes, J.J. Spaun, Talor Gooch, Patrick Rodgers, Cameron Tringale, Sam Ryder, Kyoung-Hoon Lee, Scott Stallings, Denny McCarthy, Scott Brown, Carlos Ortiz, Sepp Straka, Sebastián Muñoz, Peter Malnati, Nick Taylor, Martin Laird, Doc Redman, Kevin Chappell, Morgan Hoffmann, Jamie Lovemark, Grayson Murray, John Huh, Brandon Hagy, D.A. Points, Scottie Scheffler, Viktor Hovland, Josh Teater, Xinjun Zhang, Matthew NeSmith, Robby Shelton, Tom Lewis, Harry Higgs, Lanto Griffin, Kramer Hickok, Mark Hubbard, Fabián Gómez, Ryan Brehm, Kristoffer Ventura, Brendon Todd, Henrik Norlander, Beau Hossler, Zac Blair, Ben Taylor, Bo Hoag, Anirban Lahiri, Nelson Ledesma, Rhein Gibson, Tyler Duncan, Chase Seiffert, David Hearn, Mark Anderson, Bronson Burgoon, Scott Harrington, Chris Baker, Michael Gligic, Robert Streb, Sebastian Cappelen, Tom Hoge, Vincent Whaley, Cameron Percy, Rafael Campos, Hank Lebioda, Vince Covello, Rob Oppenheim, Michael Gellerman, Cameron Davis, Maverick McNealy, Joseph Bramlett, Tyler McCumber, Doug Ghim, Tim Wilkinson, Richy Werenski, D.J. Trahan, John Senden, Whee Kim, Shawn Stefani, Peter Uihlein, Wes Roach, Ryan Blaum, Dominic Bozzelli, Bill Haas, Johnson Wagner, Roberto Castro, Seamus Power, Zack Sucher, Harris English, Ben Crane, Jonathan Byrd, Billy Hurley III, George McNeill, Alex Cejka, J.J. Henry, Sangmoon Bae, Freddie Jacobson, Boo Weekley, David Lingmerth, Rod Pampling, Robert Garrigus, Arjun Atwal.

Check the Greenbrier Classic leaderboard both before and during each round to keep track of any changes to player positions. By closely monitoring players who are climbing the leaderboard as well as those who are sliding down beyond the cut line, it will allow you to react accordingly to in-play betting markets.

Our golf bet of the day will feature bets from the Greenbrier Classic. These could include match-ups, 2-ball and 3-ball, or any other tips we feel have value.

The Greenbrier Classic and many other PGA Tour events are available to watch live through online streaming services, which can be viewed on various computer and handheld devices.

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Watch highlights from each round at the Greenbrier Classic by subscribing to the PGA Tour’s YouTube channel. As well as highlights, you can watch videos from player press conferences, analysis from experts and behind the scenes footage.

Staying on top of the news before and during the Greenbrier Classic can give you a big advantage when it comes to placing bets on the tournament. Visit these official websites to get all the information on weather and course conditions, tee times and groups, player form and recent results.

The Greenbrier Classic is extensively covered on official social media channels, so like, follow and subscribe to these accounts to get the latest breaking news, results and statistics, round highlights, and player interviews.