Best Golf Hole-in-One Betting Sites

Best Golf Hole-in-One Betting Sites

Bookmaker	Golf Coverage	Key Feature	Official Site
bet365	PGA Tour, DP World Tour, majors and event-by-event prop markets (tournament-wide hole-in-one, player-specific props)	Large golf prop menu and clear settlement rules for hole-in-one markets	Official Site
Paddy Power	PGA/DP World Tour events, selected majors and featured European tournaments with hole-in-one specials	Regular “Will there be a hole‑in‑one” event specials and transparent golf rules	Official Site
Betfair (Sportsbook Exchange)	Major championships, PGA/European Tour events — tournament and hole-level specials including specified-player aces	Exchange options plus sportsbook specials (useful for event-specific hole markets)	Official Site
BetMGM	PGA Tour events, signature tournaments and majors (US-focused event props, tournament-wide hole-in-one markets)	Strong US market coverage with frequent hole-in-one and hole-specific props for big events	Official Site
DraftKings	PGA Tour, majors, US Open, The Masters — tournament prop pages that include hole-in-one options when offered	Comprehensive US tournament prop menu and easy-to-find “Will there be a hole-in-one” market at majors	Official Site
FanDuel	Major championships and PGA Tour events — frequently posts hole-in-one prop content and research pieces	Research-backed prop pages for majors and regular hole-in-one markets in the US	Official Site

Snapshot: why these operators

This short-list is restricted to operators that publicly show golf prop markets or rules for hole‑in‑one markets on their official sportsbook pages and whose licensing / market availability information is publicly viewable. For example, bet365 publishes a golf hub and sports‑rules documents that explicitly list “score a hole‑in‑one during the event” as a specialty market and details how hole-in-one markets are settled. (bet365.com)

How hole-in-one betting works (practical notes)

Hole‑in‑one markets are typically offered in two formats: (a) tournament‑wide specials — “Will there be a hole‑in‑one during X tournament” — and (b) specified‑player or hole‑level markets (for famous par‑3s or the 16th at TPC Scottsdale, 17th at TPC Sawgrass, etc.). Markets are event‑dependent and are not guaranteed for every tournament; bookmakers usually list settlement rules (for example: the player must tee off; tournaments shortened below a minimum number of holes may void hole-in‑one markets). Operators documented these standard settlement rules in their golf rules pages. (help.mi.bet365.com)

Operator notes and availability

bet365 — broad international coverage, UK-licensed entity

bet365 offers a wide menu of golf markets including tournament hole‑in‑one specials and player‑level props during majors and many PGA/DP World Tour weeks. The company also publishes specific “Hole” market settlement rules in its sports rules help pages so bettors can see how a “Yes” or “No” outcome will be settled for shortened tournaments or abandoned holes. bet365 operates under UK regulation for customers in Great Britain (listed with the UK Gambling Commission) and under other regional licences where it offers services — availability and product selection depend on local regulation. Before betting, UK and EU readers should confirm which bet365 operating entity serves their jurisdiction. (bet365.com)

Paddy Power — event specials and clear hole-in-one rules (UK Ireland focus)

Paddy Power frequently lists a “Will there be a hole‑in‑one” special on tournament pages (PGA, DP World Tour and popular European events) and publishes specific Golf Rules covering hole‑in‑one market settlement (voiding if the tournament is reduced below a minimum number of holes, the player must tee off, etc.). Paddy Power is part of Flutter Entertainment and is licensed to offer online betting in the UK and Ireland; however, availability outside those markets varies and is governed by local licensing. If you are based in Great Britain or Ireland, check the operator’s regulatory statement and terms at account registration. (paddypower.com)

Betfair — exchange liquidity plus sportsbook specials

Betfair’s sportsbook and exchange both list hole‑in‑one markets for many marquee events; their published golf rules cover hole‑in‑one markets and settlement criteria (for example: tournament reduction rules and the requirement that a specified player tees off). The exchange can be helpful for traders who want to lay or back a rare outcome with variable liquidity; the sportsbook pages show the same event-level specials in a fixed‑odds format. Betfair (and other Flutter/Betfair brands) operate under UK licences for UK customers — international access will vary by local regulation. (betfair.com)

BetMGM — US-centric coverage and major‑event props

BetMGM regularly publishes event preview pages and betting guides that include hole‑in‑one markets for PGA events and U.S. majors; its editorial content explains common prop types and how hole‑in‑one markets are structured. BetMGM is primarily a US operator with state‑by‑state licences (for example New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia among others) — whether a US customer can place hole‑in‑one bets depends on whether BetMGM is licensed for sportsbook activity in that state and what markets the operator lists for a specific tournament. Always confirm your state’s availability and the sportsbook’s current market list on the operator site. (sports.betmgm.com)

DraftKings — easy-to-find major props in the US

DraftKings provides tournament prop pages that commonly include “Will there be a hole‑in‑one” markets for majors and big PGA events. The operator enforces strict location checks and state-by-state eligibility in its terms: DraftKings’ sportsbook is only available in states where it holds a license or operates under