Non-starter constitutes no action. Futures markets may be subject to a Rule 4 (Deduction).
All futures bets are settled on the player awarded the trophy. The result of playoffs is taken into account. Dead-heat rules will apply to the “Place” part of Each Way bets.
Official tour site results at the time of trophy presentation are used for settlement purposes (subsequent disqualification after this time does not count).
Player Withdrawal, Tournament Hole Reduction, and Futures Bets
A player is deemed to have played once they have teed off. In the event of a player withdrawing after having teed off then wagers will be lost on outright, group, match, or 18 hole betting.
Where a tournament is reduced from the scheduled number of holes for any reason (e.g., adverse weather conditions), outright bets placed prior to the final completed round will be settled on the player awarded the trophy if 36 holes of the tournament have been completed. If less than 36 holes have been completed or outright bets were placed after the final completed round, then bets will be deemed no action.
Futures bets on any player who takes part in a qualifying tournament but then fails to qualify for the main tournament will be classed as losers.
Skins Tournaments and TGL Golf Events
Skins Tournaments will be subject to dead-heat rules in the event of players winning equal amounts of prize money at the end of the specified competition. If additional holes are played to declare a single winner, then this will be used for settlement purposes.
Specific to TGL Golf events, all markets offered will be settled including any overtime played.
Outright Betting Including The Field
Non-starter constitutes no action apart from The Field. The odds for The Field includes all players not quoted in this market. Bets are accepted win only. Above Futures betting rules apply.
Betting Without a Nominated Player(s)
Dead-heat rules apply to win bets unless the excluded player(s) does not win the tournament. Dead-heat rules will apply to the Place part of Each Way bets.
