Golf predictions
Golf tournament winners, forecast round by round.
SharpDeck forecasts the eventual champion before each scheduled round and grades every forecast against who actually lifts the trophy.
The last 30 days
Graded in public, losses included.
The Golf record for the last 30 days has no graded forecasts yet. Every forecast lands here once its game is settled.
Before each later round
The tournament-winner forecast, refreshed before each scheduled round and graded against the eventual champion.
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No graded forecasts in the last 30 days
Figures come straight from the public record API at request time. Nothing is rounded up or filtered.
The SharpDeck model
One forecast, published before it counts.
Each forecast is locked at its checkpoint and graded against the result. Nothing is recalculated after the game, and nothing is removed from the record.
Tournament centers with observed leaderboards, winner probabilities and sportsbook coverage where it exists for the event.
What you get for Golf
- Boards & scores
- Available
- Model forecast
- Limited
- Live analysis
- Coming soon
- AI analysis
- Coming soon
Forecast ≠ price
Every forecast carries its price.
A forecast names the more likely outcome; the price says what backing it pays. Each forecast is recorded with the best sportsbook price when it was published and settled as 1 unit at that price, so the record shows both whether it was right and what it returned. The board puts the fair price beside the best price, so a likely winner at a poor price is easy to spot.
How do golf predictions work?
Instead of one game, a golf forecast predicts the tournament champion. SharpDeck publishes one before each later round, so you can watch the probabilities move as the leaderboard does.
How is a golf forecast graded?
Against the eventual winner. Each round's forecast keeps its own accuracy record, so an early call and a final-round call are never mixed together.
Which tours are covered?
Tournament centers follow the events with observed leaderboards; model and sportsbook coverage vary by event, and each tournament page shows what is available.
Where can I see past golf results?
The public record breaks golf out by tour and round, with every graded forecast listed.
Guides
Read the numbers with confidence.
- GuidesHow to read American odds: minus, plus and what they payA plain guide to moneyline odds: what the minus and plus signs mean, how much you win, and how to convert them.Read the guide →
- GuidesHow sports prediction models work — and how to tell a good oneProbabilities, calibration and the Brier score: how forecasts are made, graded and trusted.Read the guide →
- The recordA record that includes the missesHow forecast accuracy and forecast units stay separate—and why the denominator matters.Read the guide →
A clearer view starts here
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