Golf Tour Books 2026 — St Andrews and the 2027 Masters

Team USA won the Presidents Cup. A day before the singles, Kalshi had Team International at 55.5%; the board settled on USA and closed on a $2.25M final day, $1.23M of it on the USA leg. Tom Kim finished as the overall points leader.

The page's weekly slot is now the Alfred Dunhill Links at St Andrews, Carnoustie and Kingsbarns, settling October 4, with the 2027 Masters board beside it.

Kalshi's Alfred Dunhill Links board turned $70,379 today on $71,418 of open interest. Tommy Fleetwood leads at 12.5% and Matt Fitzpatrick is 8.9%, with Tyrrell Hatton 6.9% and Robert MacIntyre 6.8%. Fitzpatrick took the most money, $11,404, a shade ahead of Fleetwood's $11,176.

Beside it, the 2027 Masters: Scottie Scheffler at 29% on a $24,858 day, with Jackson Koivun next at 4.5%.

Fleetwood at 12.5% and Fitzpatrick at 8.9%, with almost identical money behind each. A links pro-am rotated across three courses is a wide event, and nobody on the board is priced above one in eight.

The contracts here outlive the week. Scottie Scheffler to win the career grand slam before 2028 is 6.5% on 183,883 contracts of open interest—the largest standing position on the page, on $670 of daily flow.

Tiger Woods to compete in any PGA event in 2026 is 6% on 27,631 of open interest. The 2027 majors board below prices Bryson DeChambeau at 22%, and Jackson Koivun and Ludvig Åberg at 21.5% each, to win at least one.

St Andrews settles October 4. The Masters board runs to April, Tiger's board to December 21 and Scheffler's slam contract to January 1, 2028.

• Fleetwood against Fitzpatrick. Nearly four points apart on price and level on money.
• Scheffler at 29% for Augusta, the one price on the page that stands clear of its field.
• Tiger at 6% with under three months of the season left.