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BEDMINSTER, NEW JERSEY - JULY 29: Henrik Stenson of Majesticks GC looks on from. One of LIV Golf's most recent singings wasted no time in ...

LIV Golf announced on July 20 that Stenson, Jason Kokrak, and Charles Howell III had joined the series. Henrik Stenson, whose announcement to join LIV Golf last week came with the end of his Ryder Cup captaincy, shot a 7-under 64 in his debut Friday to grab a share of the lead after the first round of the Bedminster event. Stenson, Reed share lead after Round 1 of LIV Golf Bedminster

Henrik Stenson and Patrick Reed shot matching 7-under 64s to grab a two shot lead.

LIV Golf will be getting started today at Bedminster. Today, we will be taking a look at the LIV Golf odds heading into round one as well as the leaderboard ...

OddsChecker sports writer Matt O'Leary brings experience sports betting advice to the OC staff. - $1000 Risk Free Earlier in the week, we looked at the LIV Golf betting data and saw a ton of bets coming in on Bryson DeChambeau. Will he get off to a hot start today or instead will we someone else surprise?

The inaugural LIV Golf Invitational Bedminster is set to begin on Friday, July 29 from the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, NJ.

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Patrick Reed (US) and Henrik Stenson (Swe) are on top of the leaderboard after round one of the LIV International – Bedminster at Trump National in New ...

They’re pure and quick, and then you’ve got the slope on top of that.” I felt like I left myself below the hole most of the day, so I was able to be aggressive with the putter. Reed then birdied the 18th hole to tie the lead.

Friday's opening round ended with a tie atop the leaderboard. PGA Tour defectors Patrick Reed and Henrik Stenson paced the field at 7 under par through the ...

He birdies his second straight hole on the 11th to take a four-stroke lead over the rest of the field. 4:23 p.m.: Reed will bogey a second straight hole after failing to salvage par on the par-4 12th hole. He'll tap it in from an inch to move to 2 under for the tournament. 1:22 p.m.: Reed's approach on Hole 1 is out of the thick stuff. 5:20 p.m.: Phil Mickelson gets a nice birdie to move to 5 over for the tournament. A nice left-to-right putt from 10 feet centers the hole and puts him at 5 under, two shots off the lead. 5:19 p.m.: Gooch was 2 over at the end of Round 1. 6:11 p.m.: Stenson takes the safe route with his third shot on the par-5 hole. 5:52 p.m.: Reed, meanwhile, shoots his third shot from the thick stuff behind the green. He may be tempted to overshoot the water but, considering he has a four-stroke lead over Johnson, may decide to play it safe and take the long way around. He has to putt from just off the green to salvage par. With that, he took the outright lead at 9 under heading into the third and final round Sunday.

On day one it was Henrik Stenson and Patrick Reed who jumped out to a two-stroke lead in the LIV Bedminster tournament. Here is a look at the current odds ...

OddsChecker sports writer Matt O'Leary brings experience sports betting advice to the OC staff. - Golf Exclusive Can they perform well again this afternoon?

Friday's opening round ended with a tie atop the leaderboard. PGA Tour defectors Patrick Reed and Henrik Stenson paced the field at 7 under par through the ...

He birdies his second straight hole on the 11th to take a four-stroke lead over the rest of the field. 4:23 p.m.: Reed will bogey a second straight hole after failing to salvage par on the par-4 12th hole. He'll tap it in from an inch to move to 2 under for the tournament. 1:22 p.m.: Reed's approach on Hole 1 is out of the thick stuff. 5:20 p.m.: Phil Mickelson gets a nice birdie to move to 5 over for the tournament. A nice left-to-right putt from 10 feet centers the hole and puts him at 5 under, two shots off the lead. 5:19 p.m.: Gooch was 2 over at the end of Round 1. 6:11 p.m.: Stenson takes the safe route with his third shot on the par-5 hole. 5:52 p.m.: Reed, meanwhile, shoots his third shot from the thick stuff behind the green. He may be tempted to overshoot the water but, considering he has a four-stroke lead over Johnson, may decide to play it safe and take the long way around. He has to putt from just off the green to salvage par. With that, he took the outright lead at 9 under heading into the third and final round Sunday.

The third LIV Golf Invitational Series tournament is underway in Bedminster, New Jersey. Henrik Stenson and Patrick Reed share the lead at 7-under 64 after ...

Event: LIV Golf Invitational Series in Bedminster They will now be tasked with dismantling Trump National Bedminster, which measures nearly 7,600 yards and plays as a par 71. How to watch LIV Golf

The third event of the LIV Golf Invitational Series is under way in New Jersey. Follow here all day for the latest from Trump Bedminster.

Feherty will be counted on to deliver humor to the broadcast. After Round 1, players will be paired by score for the remaining two rounds. The team champions of the first two events remain intact. The top three teams are paid from the $5 million team purse. On the course, the story is more positive. But three months after surgery on the injured hand, his game appears to be coming back. Perez, 46, shot 69 in his first round in Portland, which counted for his 4 Aces team. "And still, the decision was made that I was to be removed." Reed is 5 under and leading on the par-71 course, having birdied the 10th for his sixth birdie in seven holes. The first half of 2022 was all but lost for Bryson DeChambeau, as hip and hand injuries limited his starts. Stenson's teammate on the Majesticks, Lee Westwood, is 2 under, so that team leads early. Paul Casey, the other newcomer, is 2 over.

Last fall at Whistling Straits, Greg Norman attended the Ryder Cup for the first time. He said it opened his eyes to the power of team golf.

It would be very, very cool if the teams transcend players and it becomes an element. Merely understanding how the team concept works as the 48 players compete for themselves in a medal play tournament and for a team isn’t very clear-cut. The reality is that much of LIV Golf’s success will be based on whether the team concept works. “I think it’s going to bring new audiences and a different type of draw to the team aspect,” Kokrak added. Because, right now the LIV Golf team element, while an interesting idea, feels more like a gimmick, much like the tour’s shotgun starts and 54-hole format. He said it opened his eyes to the power of team golf.

After starting the day in a tie for first place, Henrik Stenson moved into sole possession of the lead with 18 holes left to play at the LIV Golf ...

Majesticks GC (Stenson, Lee Westwood, Sam Horsfield) are a distant second with a score of 14-under par. He is chasing his first victory in a tournament since November when he won the RSM Classic on the PGA Tour. (He and Carlos Ortiz were tied for the top spot through 36 holes in Portland, but Branden Grace passed both in the final round.) Johnson has a chance to become the second player in LIV history to come from behind and win. The quartet of Johnson, Gooch, Reed and Pat Perez are 20-under par. Things would stay that way for Stenson until he got on the seventh hole. The two-time PGA Tour major champion did have the distinction of being the first player in LIV Golf history to lose a tournament when leading after the second round. Stenson and Patrick Reed were co-leaders with matching scores of seven-under par following Friday's opening round. T6. Lee Westwood (-4) T6. Phachara Khongwatmai (-4) T6. Turk Pettit (-4) T3. Patrick Reed (-5)