Welcome to Flavins Golf Tips
At Flavins Golf Tips, we’ve built a strong reputation for delivering sharp, well-researched betting advice, grounded in years of hands-on experience following professional golf across the major tours. Our standout year came in 2022, when disciplined strategy and consistent execution produced an outstanding +347.2 points profit alongside an exceptional 53.33% return on investment, firmly establishing Flavins Golf Tips as a trusted name within the betting community.
The following seasons in 2023 and 2024 proved more challenging, as golf betting — like the sport itself — tested patience and adaptability. Rather than chasing losses or deviating from our principles, we used those periods to reassess, refine, and evolve our approach, ensuring that every selection was rooted in deeper analysis and long-term sustainability. That commitment began to show signs of progress in 2025, where we returned to profitability with a +11.7 point gain and a 2.21% ROI. While modest compared to earlier highs, it represented an important step in the right direction and a foundation to build upon.
Crucially, every stake that is tipped at Flavins Golf Tips is also backed personally, ensuring complete confidence and alignment with our members. There are no speculative or token selections — every bet reflects genuine belief and accountability. Toward the end of 2025, we made the deliberate decision to step away from tipping temporarily, allowing time to reset, study emerging trends, and fine-tune models ahead of a new cycle. That break has only strengthened our conviction that 2026 can be a strong and profitable year, built on clarity, discipline, and renewed focus.
As we move forward, our aim is simple: consistent, transparent, and responsible tipping, underpinned by data, course knowledge, and market awareness. With the lessons of past seasons firmly learned and momentum gradually returning, we’re excited about what lies ahead. Join us as we look to make 2026 a year to remember for Flavins Golf Tips and everyone who comes along for the journey.
The Memorial Tournament 2026
Muirfield Village is one of the sternest tests on the PGA Tour. Jack Nicklaus' design rewards elite ball-striking, strong approach play and patience around difficult Bentgrass greens. With only 72 players and a limited-place market offering 10 places, each-way value is often preferable to taking short prices on the favourites.
Jordan Spieth – 1.5pts EW 35/1 (10 places Powers)
Spieth looks a very logical fit. His record at Muirfield Village is considerably stronger than many realise, with multiple recent top-10 finishes and a long history of contending here. Course management and short-game creativity are huge assets around Muirfield, and those remain among his greatest strengths. Recent previews have highlighted both his strong venue record and improving form. At 35/1 with 10 places, he looks a solid each-way play rather than an outright-only gamble.
Sepp Straka – 1.5pts EW 35/1 (10 places Powers)
Probably the strongest pick of the Memorial portfolio. Straka's iron play has been among the best on Tour this season and he has repeatedly shown he can handle Muirfield Village, recording high finishes here in recent years. Several analysts have flagged him as being overpriced given his course history and current ball-striking numbers. If the putter behaves, he has genuine win equity rather than just place potential.
Nick Taylor – 1pt EW 60/1 (10 places Powers)
A very interesting value selection. Taylor arrives with consistent 2026 form and was fourth here last year. His scrambling and bogey avoidance are ideal traits for a difficult venue where par is often a good score. At 60/1 he offers significantly more upside than many players around half that price. One of the better outsider selections in the field.
Tom Hoge – 1pt EW 250/1 (10 places Boyles)
The bomb of the card. Hoge's route to contention is obvious: elite approach play. The concern is whether the rest of his game holds up over four rounds on a demanding course. At 250/1 you're not expecting a likely winner, but you are looking for a player capable of sneaking into the top 10. Given his iron-play ceiling, that isn't impossible. A sensible speculative play at triple-figure odds.
KLM Open 2026
The KLM Open moves to The International in Amsterdam, a venue that often rewards experienced DP World Tour performers, particularly those comfortable in potentially windy conditions. This is a much weaker field than the Memorial, creating opportunities for bigger-priced players to contend.
Alexander Levy – 1pt EW 100/1 (10 places bet365)
Levy remains a dangerous player whenever he finds rhythm. While consistency has been an issue in recent years, he has the pedigree and scoring ability to outperform this number in a weaker European field. At 100/1, you're effectively betting on flashes of his former winning form returning for one week. The price compensates for the risk.
Joakim Lagergren – 1pt EW 80/1 (10 places Powers)
Of the two KLM picks, Lagergren is the one I prefer. He's a proven DP World Tour winner and tends to perform well on courses where patience and experience matter. His outright odds imply a very small chance of winning, yet his profile suggests he's more likely than that to land in the top 10. The each-way terms make plenty of sense.
