Golf Majors Betting

Best Open Championship Betting Apps

August 28, 2026 / 3 min read

Best Open Championship Betting Apps

Bookmaker Golf Coverage Key Feature Official Site
bet365 Full Open Championship outrights, round leaders, props live in-play golf hub. Extensive outright in-play markets plus dedicated Open guides and live updates. Official Site
Paddy Power Major-focused golf markets including The Open outrights, each-way options special props. Each-way depth and Major specials with editorial betting guides for The Open. Official Site
Betway Comprehensive golf section with The Open Championship markets and live betting. Wide international availability, app with live updates and betting tips content. Official Site
Unibet Open Championship outrights, props, group and round markets plus streaming/TV info. Solid each-way terms for majors and integrated live-streaming where available. Official Site
DraftKings US-focused sportsbook with The Open outrights, props and DFS tie-ins for majors. Strong US mobile app, DFS content plus tournament-specific promos and previews. Official Site
FanDuel Major coverage including The Open outrights, first-round leader and special markets. Polished app, research articles tied to sportsbook odds and frequent tournament promos. Official Site
BetMGM Outrights, round leader, props and in-play markets for The Open (US Canada focused). Large US footprint with in-app promotions and a tidy golf market interface. Official Site

Why these apps for The Open Championship

The Open Championship is golf’s oldest and most widely followed major; bettors need apps that publish deep outrights, each-way terms appropriate for large fields, round-leader and hole/props, plus reliable in-play coverage during links conditions. We selected operators on three practical criteria: confirmed Open Championship market coverage on the operator’s sportsbook, clear regulatory/licensing status for key markets (United Kingdom and major US states), and an established mobile/web app experience tailored to golf majors. Examples of the operator pages used to verify coverage include bet365’s golf hub and The Open pages, Paddy Power’s golf section, Betway’s golf centre and the dedicated DraftKings/FanDuel Open tournament pages. (bet365.com)

Regulation, market access and what we checked

Regulatory status and market access determine whether you can actually use a given app. For the English/European audience we verified UK market licensing or trading presence where available (for example bet365 and Paddy Power disclose UK operations and license details on their sites and terms). For US readers we checked state-level availability for US-first books (DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM) using operator filings and regulatory disclosures. Always remember: availability changes by jurisdiction and you must be physically located in a licensed state/country to place bets. (help.bet365.com)

Key regulation notes (short)

  • bet365 operates a global golf hub with dedicated Open Championship markets and holds UK-facing operating entities referenced in its legal terms. Users in Great Britain see markets governed under Hillside entities. (bet365.com)
  • Paddy Power (part of Flutter group) actively markets The Open and lists UK trading entities and licence information for Great Britain on its site. (paddypower.com)
  • Betway publishes a full golf section (including The Open) and states its UK Gambling Commission account details in its terms. Availability and specific markets depend on the local jurisdiction. (betway.com)
  • Unibet (Kindred) openly lists golf markets including an Open Championship page; Kindred/Unibet are regulated for UK customers through their licensed entities. Confirm availability locally before registering. (unibet.com.au)
  • DraftKings and FanDuel are US-focused operators that publish The Open odds and tournament markets for customers in states where they hold licenses; DraftKings lists state footprints in SEC filings and DraftKings’ sportsbook published Open pages. FanDuel’s research pages and Flutter/FD filings confirm major-market availability. Always check local state eligibility. (sportsbook.draftkings.com)
  • BetMGM covers The Open on its sportsbook and maintains a large US footprint; availability is state-dependent. (betmgm.com)

Methodology — how we ranked and chose these apps

We used a shortlist approach rather than an exhaustive directory. To decide which apps to include we performed the following checks for each operator: