2013 Greenbrier Classic Betting Odds + Info, Tee Times, TV Coverage

The Greenbrier Classic is the first event in July on the 2013 PGA Tour calendar. It will be held beginning on the July 4th holiday, and then go through Sunday, July 7th. The Greenbrier Classic is held at the Old White TPC course in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, and is the only event on the PGA Tour played in the Mountaineer State.

Check out the Golf Channel on Thursday and Friday for coverage of the event that will start at 2pm ET on both days. Then following the 36-hole cut, the weekend rounds will be picked up by CBS beginning at 3pm ET for Saturday and Sunday.

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The Greenbrier Classic

The PGA Tour brought on the Greenbrier Classic back in 2010 to replace the Buick Open. And while the event is new, the golf course that the Tour competes on is anything but. opening in 1914, the Old White TPC is one of the most famous courses in the East of the United States. The Old White plays at 7,254 yards as a Par-70, which makes it one of the longer Par-70 golf courses on the PGA Tour.

Despite its length though, the Old White TPC has traditionally yielded low scores to players, as evidence by players reaching close to 20-under par to win. The winner of the Greenbrier Classic receives 500 FedEx Cup Points, and a first place prize of about $1.1 million.

What Happened In 2012?

We had to go three playoff holes at the 2012 Greenbrier Classic before the event was decided. Ted Potter Jr. and Troy Kelly battled it out well past 72 holes, each finishing 16-under par for the event, which was two shots clear of the rest of the field. It was Potter who prevailed with a birdie on the third playoff hole to win the tournament. Potter carded a round of 64 on Sunday to play his way into the playoff, which was two shots better than Kelly. There was just one score better than Potter on Sunday for the entire field.

Vegas Lines On Winner Of Greenbrier Classic

Bill Haas broke through with his first win on the 2013 PGA Tour this past Sunday, coming from behind to shoot at 66 in the final round for the victory. Haas won't soak in the win for very long before he is back on the course this Thursday for the playing of the 2013 Greenbrier Classic.

Haas will be joined by several top-tier players in the field this week, led by Phil Mickelson. Many of you may remember that Mickelson held the final round lead in the 2013 U.S. Open, only to lose out to Justin Rose in the end. The second place finish was the sixth of Mickelson career in the U.S. Open.

With the British Open on the horizon in the middle of July, you have to think that Mickelson is locked and loaded and ready to put that disappointment behind him, beginning with this week. He will face some stiff competition from both the field, and the difficult course in The Old White TPC.

Let's take a look at who the favorites are this week.

Phil Mickelson 12/1 (+1200) - Mickelson is on top of the odds to win the 2013 Greenbrier Classic. Lefty played very well in difficult conditions at the U.S. Open, it was just the simple fact that he couldn't make a putt. He really hit the ball great, and if that ball striking continues he will have plenty of chances to make birdies.

Webb Simpson 14/1 (+1400) - Simpson hasn't won at the Greenbrier Classic, but he does have a track record of nice finishes. He has two top-10s in his career at The Old White TPC, combined with the fact that he just recently finished in the top-five at his last event he played two weeks ago in the Travelers Championship.

Bill Haas 18/1 (+1800) - Haas is the most recent winner on the PGA Tour, winning the AT&T National, Tiger Woods' tournament. Despite Woods not playing because of an elbow injury, Haas defeated a top-notch field for his first in 2013.

Bubba Watson 18/1 (+1800) - Bubba Watson finally got into contention late on Sunday for the first time in what has seemed like forever. But he had some struggles down the stretch, in particular with his caddie. Watson finished in solo fourth place, which i his first top-five finish in 2013.

Graham Delaet 22/1 (+2200) - Graham Delaet comes into this week as a very hot golfer, with back-to-back top-10 finishes, including a third place finish at the Travelers Championship and a T8 performance at the AT&T National this past week.

2013 Greenbrier Classic Betting Odds - lines found at Bovada on 7/2/2013
Phil Mickelson 12/1 Webb Simpson 14/1 Bill Haas 18/1 Bubba Watson 18/1 Graham Delaet 22/1 Billy Horschel 25/1 Louis Oosthuizen 28/1 Jordan Speith 33/1 Scott Stallings 33/1 Boo Weekley 40/1 Brendon De Jonge 40/1 Roberto Castro 40/1 Russell Henley 40/1 Ryan Palmer 40/1 Scott Piercy 40/1 Gary Woodland 50/1 Kevin Chappell 50/1 Kyle Stanley 50/1 Nick Watney 50/1 Peter Hanson 50/1 Charles Howell III 55/1 Jimmy Walker 55/1 Brian Davis 66/1 Charlie Wi 66/1 John Senden 66/1 Carl Pettersson 70/1 David Hearn 70/1 Jeff Overton 70/1 Morgan Hoffman 70/1 Chez Reavie 75/1 D.H. Lee 75/1 Ken Duke 75/1 Andres Romero 80/1 Ben Crane 80/1 D-A Points 80/1 Jason Kokrak 80/1 K.J. Choi 80/1 Pat Perez 80/1 Ted Potter Jr. 80/1 Cameron Tringale 90/1 David Lingmerth 90/1 James Driscoll 90/1 Bob Estes 100/1 Brendan Steele 100/1 Jonas Blixt 100/1 Martin Flores 100/1	Patrick Reed 100/1 Richard Lee 100/1 Ricky Barnes 100/1 Robert Karlsson 100/1 Brian Gay 125/1 Bud Cauley 125/1 Chad Campbell 125/1 Charlie Beljan 125/1 D.J. Trahan 125/1 Daniel Summerhays 125/1 J.J. Henry 125/1 Josh Teater 125/1 Kenny Perry 125/1 Luke Guthrie 125/1 Sean O'Hair 125/1 Seung-yul Noh 125/1 Shawn Stefani 125/1 Stuart Appleby 125/1 Vijay Singh 125/1 Ben Curtis 150/1 Bryce Molder 150/1 Davis Love III 150/1 Gary Christian 150/1 Greg Chalmers 150/1 Justin Leonard 150/1 Lucas Glover 150/1 Nicholas Thompson 150/1 Rory Sabbatini 150/1 George Mcneill 175/1 Heath Slocum 175/1 Jim Herman 175/1 Matt Every 175/1 Tim Petrovic 175/1 Tom Gillis 175/1 Aaron Baddeley 200/1 Ben Kohles 200/1 Brian Harman 200/1 Brian Stuard 200/1 Cameron Percy 200/1 Dicky Pride 200/1 Doug Labelle 200/1 Fabian Gomez 200/1 Greg Owen 200/1 James Hahn 200/1 Jason Bohn 200/1 Jeff Maggert 200/1	Jonathan Byrd 200/1 Matt Jones 200/1 Mike Weir 200/1 Robert Allenby 200/1 Rod Pampling 200/1 Ryo Ishikawa 200/1 Scott Brown 200/1 Scott Langley 200/1 Tag Ridings 200/1 Tommy Gainey 200/1 Trevor Immelman 200/1 Vaughn Taylor 200/1 William Mcgirt 200/1 Aaron Watkins 250/1 Bill Lunde 250/1 Brad Fritsch 250/1 Casey Wittenberg 250/1 David Mathis 250/1 Erik Compton 250/1 Johnson Wagner 250/1 Robert Streb 250/1 Stephen Ames 250/1 Troy Matteson 250/1 Will Claxton 250/1 Billy Mayfair 300/1 Bobby Gates 300/1 Colt Knost 300/1 Darron Stiles 300/1 John Daly 300/1 Justin Bolli 300/1 Luke List 300/1 Michael Letzig 300/1 Scott Verplank 300/1 Steven Bowditch 300/1 Tom Watson 300/1 Alistair Presnell 400/1 Jesper Parnevik 400/1 Scott Gardiner 400/1 Andres Gonzales 500/1 Andrew Svoboda 500/1 Jeff Gove 500/1 Jin Park 500/1 Joey Snyder III 500/1 Michael Bradley 500/1 Neal Lancaster 500/1 Wes Short Jr 500/1

2013 Greenbrier Classic Free Picks

The Winner - We are going to go just outside the top-five favorites this week and pick a golfer who has been playing well all year long. Billy Horschel has been the players in 2013 who has arguably made the biggest rise. He didn't play well at the AT&T National, but one bad week doesn't deter us from going with him. And at 25/1, it's a nice margin of profit as well.

The DarkHorse Value Bet - Ted Potter Jr. is the defending champion this week, and at 80/1 is getting a big payout should he defend his title. Potter obviously has good feelings about this golf course, and one thing that anyone who plays golf knows is that a course that sets up well for you can get you into contention even on off weeks.

Notable Pairings

Get all of the tee times and pairings for the Greenbrier Classic here at PGABettingOdds.com. But they aren't out yet, and will not be for some time. We are on top of it though, and when the times are handed out, you will be able to see who is playing with whom, and when they tee off.