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The PGA Tour heads to TPC Twin Cities for the 2025 3M Open, a tournament that usually delivers fireworks thanks to a soft field and a birdie-friendly layout. While many stars are sitting out to rest for the FedEx Cup Playoffs, that leaves sharp bettors plenty of value in the mid-tier. We’ve dug into the odds and pulled out our best PGA Golf Picks This Week—from prop bets to group winners and finish parlays. Before we dive in, be sure to check out our full archive of Golf Picks and this handy guide on how to bet on golf. Check out our favorite PGA golf picks for this week, courtesy of the top sports betting sites: Want more sharp action?

On Sunday, July 27, the NASCAR Cup Series makes its annual trip to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400. This hallowed racetrack will host its second Cup race since returning to the calendar last year after using the road course from 2021 to 2023. Sunday’s race also marks the 22nd race of the season, which means there are just five races left until the NASCAR Playoffs begin. This weekend’s race also marks the final round of the In-Season Challenge. Ty Gibbs and Ty Dillon will battle it out for the $1 million dollar purse.   Kyle Larson is the reigning race winner. However, he comes in second behind Denny Hamlin with the sportsbooks. Hamlin, who won last weekend

The PGA Tour is back in the States this week for the 2025 3M Open, the final stop before the FedEx Cup Playoffs begin. The field may not be quite as deep as last week’s Open Championship, but there’s no shortage of intrigue as rising stars and seasoned vets compete at TPC Twin Cities. Whether you’re betting on golf for the first time or you’ve followed the PGA all year, you’ll want to keep tabs on the betting lines. Below, we break down how to watch, where it’s being played, past winners, and who we like best among this year’s 3M Open contenders. Before we dive in, be sure to check this week’s expert Golf Picks and follow our Top

The AFC North put two teams in the Playoffs last year with the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers. However, the two played each other in the Wild Card Round and the Ravens would pick up the victory. Additionally, it was the Ravens that won the AFC North for a second straight season and 8th overall. Yet, the Steelers hold the record for the most division titles in the AFC North with 24. Last year, the Cincinnati Bengals fell one game shy of clinching a Wild Card spot. The Cleveland Browns finished in the basement of the division and were one of the worst teams in the NFL. This year, the Ravens enter the season as the NFL betting favorites to