Best Sites for PGA Tour Hole-in-One Betting

Why these sites for PGA Tour hole‑in‑one betting

Hole‑in‑one markets are a niche but popular specialty in golf betting: they’re offered intermittently (often for majors and higher‑profile PGA Tour events) and require operators with established golf desks, clear rules and regulated market access. The seven bookmakers above were selected because they (a) list golf specials or hole‑in‑one markets in their golf product information or tournament specials pages, and (b) operate under licences that cover UK/European customers or otherwise provide verifiable market access for European/English readers. Where possible we verified both market examples and licensing statements on the operator pages and regulator registers. (bet365.com)

How we checked availability and legal status

• Operator product pages and sports hub content were used to confirm that hole‑in‑one and similar “specials” appear in the sportsbook (examples: bet365’s golf hub, Paddy Power’s golf pages, Betfair specials coverage and Unibet golf markets). (bet365.com)
• Licensing and market access were confirmed from operator terms and public regulator registers or operator help pages where available (UK Gambling Commission entries and operator regulatory pages for bet365, Paddy Power/Flutter, Betfair, William Hill, Unibet/Kindred, BetVictor and Ladbrokes/Entain). If a bookmaker did not have verifiable access for a UK/English audience we excluded it. (help.mi.bet365.com)
• We looked for clear settlement rules for hole markets (how a “Yes” or “No” is determined, minimum holes played to stand, treatment of non‑starters and late disqualifications) on operator rules pages and house rules. These rules materially affect whether a bet will be paid after an ace. (help.mi.bet365.com)

Short operator notes (what each bookmaker is strongest for)

bet365 — broadest event coverage and explicit hole rules

bet365 maintains a dedicated golf hub and explicitly lists hole‑in‑one / specialty markets among its “niche” golf markets; their golf rules page also documents settlement wording for hole markets, including the common 36‑hole rule for tournament bets and the requirement that an ace be recorded in the designated rounds to count. That combination of early market release, detailed rules and wide PGA Tour coverage makes bet365 a reliable first stop when you’re hunting for ace markets. (bet365.com)

Paddy Power — early specials and editorial guidance

Paddy Power frequently publishes tournament specials and editorial content that signals whether a tournament will carry novelty markets such as “Will there be a hole‑in‑one?” Their product pages make it straightforward to check which events are carrying specials and their UK operation runs under Flutter/PPB licences covering UK customers. For European bettors who like a mix of markets plus editorial picks, Paddy Power is a common choice. (paddypower.com)

Betfair — exchange liquidity and frequent “Will there be a hole‑in‑one?” lines

Betfair combines a sportsbook with an exchange format and regularly lists tournament “Will there be a hole‑in‑one?” market on PGA Tour and major events. The exchange side can offer late value as bettors trade positions during the week, while the sportsbook specials pages show how the operator prices aces at larger events. Betfair’s specials pages and tipster content also make it easy to find and compare the ace market for a given event. (betfair.com)

William Hill — retail + online access to novelty markets

William Hill is a long‑standing UK bookmaker with a large retail footprint and an online sportsbook that publishes novelty markets for major golf events. Its UK/Gibraltar licence and long history of offering tournament specials make it a convenient option for UK bettors who want hole‑in‑one markets both online and in shop. Check event pages early in the week to see whether ace markets have been released. (ballsupbingo.co.uk)

Unibet — clear rules wide European tour coverage

Unibet publishes round‑by‑round and tournament hole‑in‑one markets on many tour events, and its house rules include explicit settlement rules for ace markets (for example, minimum holes to be played and the requirement that the player must tee off for player‑to‑make‑an‑ace markets to stand). Unibet’s sportsbook often lists these markets early in a tournament week. (golfbettingsystem.co.uk)

BetVictor — majors and headline specials

BetVictor lists player and tournament hole‑in‑one specials around