Best Golf Betting Apps

Best Golf Betting Apps

Bookmaker	Golf Coverage	Key Feature	Official Site
bet365	Comprehensive PGA Tour, DP World Tour, LIV Golf, LPGA and all four majors; deep player markets and live/hole-by-hole offerings.	Market depth and in-play golf hub with specialist golf rules and statistics.	Official Site
William Hill	Outrights, round markets, Ryder/Solheim/Presidents Cup specials and match-play markets across major tours.	Traditional UK bookmaker with detailed golf-specific rules and match-play/handicap settlement clarity.	Official Site
Betway	PGA Tour, European/DP World Tour, majors and weekly tour coverage plus in-play markets such as round leaders and props.	Accessible app and editorial golf guides (Betway Insider) aimed at golf bettors.	Official Site
FanDuel	Extensive PGA Tour and majors coverage in US-licensed states; live/shot-by-shot markets via IMG Arena integration.	Live in-play shot/ hole markets and US-state mobile app experience (where licensed).	Official Site
BetMGM	Weekly PGA Tour events, majors, match play and props; in-play and editorial golf content.	Strong US-state availability with promotions and integrated golf content for American bettors.	Official Site
Unibet	PGA/DP World Tour and the four majors (regional availability varies); each-way and group markets common in UK/EU jurisdictions.	Clean UK-facing app and sportsbook with straightforward each-way policies and good European market coverage.	Official Site

Why these apps — editorial summary

This list focuses on bookmakers that combine (1) verified regulatory status where they accept customers, (2) demonstrable golf product breadth (outrights, round/shot markets, props and match formats), and (3) polished mobile apps or web apps that support in-play golf betting. For UK and wider European readers we prioritised operators holding UK Gambling Commission or equivalent European licences; for US readers we prioritised operators licensed in multiple states and offering PGA/major coverage inside those jurisdictions. All availability and product claims below were checked on the operators’ own help or product pages and public regulatory records. (bet365.com)

Operator-by-operator notes (licenses, markets app highlights)

bet365 — market depth and specialist golf hub

bet365 runs a dedicated golf hub with tournament hubs, PGA Tour and major markets and a granular set of settlement rules for hole/round and statistical markets. The operator is a well-established UK-regulated brand and documents golf-specific settlement and market types on its help pages. bet365 is a top choice when you want the widest possible pre-event and in-play markets on majors, FedEx Cup events and European/DP World Tour tournaments, subject to local access rules. (bet365.com)

William Hill — classic golf markets, clear rules

William Hill publishes explicit golf rules (round markets, two-ball betting, Ryder Cup/major settlement notes) and operates under UK/European licences for customers in Great Britain and other regulated markets. Its strength is clarity: rules and dead-heat/withdrawal settlement are explained in detail, which matters for event and match-play markets (Ryder Cup, Solheim Cup). Where William Hill is licensed to accept customers, it offers the full range of major and tour markets. (help.williamhill.com)

Betway — user-friendly app and editorial support

Betway combines a simple, well-rated app with editorial tips and a steady set of golf markets week to week (Masters, PGA Championship, The Open and European Tour events). Betway publishes golf guides and compiles tournament pages early in the week, making it convenient for bettors who want market text, suggested bets and in-play options on the same platform. Betway also holds a UK regulator presence for British customers. (blog.betway.com)

FanDuel — US-focused, live shot-by-shot markets

FanDuel is a US-centric sportsbook operating under state-by-state licences. It has integrated IMG ARENA’s Golf Event Centre to deliver shot-by-shot and hole-level live markets for PGA Tour events — a useful feature for bettors wanting micro-markets during a round. FanDuel’s service is only available where it holds a local licence; it lists state availability and emphasises US-market tournaments and promotions. If you live in a state where FanDuel is authorised, it is one of the better apps for live golf engagement. (fanduel.com)

BetMGM — US market presence and golf content

BetMGM’s sportsbook carries weekly PGA Tour menus, majors and a range of player and hole markets in states where it is licensed. BetMGM pairs its app with editorial golf content (tips, previews) and frequent odds/promo mechanics such as odds boosts. Availability is state-dependent in the U.S.; national bettors should confirm whether BetMGM is licensed in their state before assuming access. (sports.betmgm.com)

Unibet — strong European coverage and UK-facing product

Unibet (Platinum Gaming / Kindred Group for UK customers) operates a widely used European sportsbook with clear each-way and group markets for majors and European Tour events. Unibet’s UK-facing operation is licensed and its sportsbook lists golf markets and tournament pages; European bettors who prefer simple each-way pricing and a regulated UK/EU environment will find Unibet reliable. Note: Unibet’s product footprint varies by region — it historically withdrew from some North American markets — so always verify local availability. (unibet.com.au)

How we ranked and chose operators

• Regulatory certainty: operators had to show an active licence for the markets we recommend (UK Gambling Commission, Malta/Gibraltar for EU-facing brands, or state gaming regulators for US-facing brands). Where licensing could not be verified for a given geography we flagged it in the operator note. (help.bet365.com).
• Golf product breadth: we checked operator pages for outright/each-way, round/leader, hole-by-hole/shot markets and international-team events (Ryder Cup, Presidents/Solheim Cups). Operators that publish golf rules and a tournament hub scored higher. (bet365.com).