Following a thrilling edition of the Women’s U.S. Open, the action on the LPGA Tour continues across the coming weekend. This weekend’s competition will be staged in New Jersey, with the Shoprite LPGA Classic being staged at Galloway.
Before Betting On Shoprite LPGA Classic
It was a thrilling edition of the Women’s U.S. Open last weekend, but the excitement on the female tour continues this weekend with the Shoprite LPGA Classic being staged. This weekend’s event will take place at Galloway in New Jersey, with the event near Atlantic City having been staged since 1986. It returned to the tour following a break in 2010, with the field competing for a share of $1.75 million this weekend.
The competition will cover a total distance of 6,190 yards, with then 54-hole stroke play event taking place on the Seaview and Bay Course. The best aggregate score was set by Anna Nordqvist in 2016, while Annika Sorenstam also finished with the same total on two occasions in 1998 and 2005.
Atthaya Thitkul will be among the leading contenders this weekend, as the 21-year-old chases a 15th professional victory. The Thai player reproduced her best form at the recent major on the schedule after finishing two-over to claim a share of sixth.
Hannah Green also battled back from a weak position in the previous major, shooting four-under to claim a share of 16th. That outcome looked unlikely after starting the final day of the major nine-over. Ayake Furue should also hold solid claims this weekend. The 24-year-old has been one of the eye-catching stars of the current season, and she showed excellent character to bounce back on the final day at last weekend’s major to claim a share of sixth.
Shoprite LPGA Classic Offshore Odds & Pick
| Player | Odds |
|---|---|
| Atthaya Thitkul | 9.00 |
| Hannah Green | 12.00 |
| Ayaka Furue | 13.00 |
| Jin Young Ko | 15.00 |
| Brooke Henderson | 15.00 |
| Nasa Hataoka | 19.00 |
A number of players have solid claims ahead of the LPGA Classic this weekend. However, it could be worth taking a chance on Brooke Henderson. The Canadian player was a dramatic winner of the event in 2022, and she could use that previous experience to her advantage this weekend.
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