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Daily Mirror
28-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
PGA Tour star learns from Sergio Garcia and 'will never join LIV' despite riches
Niklas Norgaard has made a solid start to life on the PGA Tour after earning his card through the DP World Tour, and he insists riches on offer in LIV Golf are not tempting him PGA Tour newbie Niklas Norgaard has said that he will "never join LIV Golf" despite its lucrative offers. And he has confirmed where his true ambitions lie – participating in major championships. Fresh off a triumphant 2024 stint on the DP World Tour, where he claimed victory at the Betfred Masters and landed 11th in the Race To Dubai, Norgaard secured his PGA Tour card for 2025. He's already made a great first impression, nabbing his first top-five finish at the Myrtle Beach Classic a fortnight ago. Having just experienced his first major at the PGA Championship, where he didn't make it past the cut at Quail Hollow, the 32-year-old Dane has developed a hunger for more significant pursuits. With eyes set on flying the European flag at the Ryder Cup, Norgaard said that his drive isn't fuelled by financial gain, and the idea of joining the controversial LIV series is of no interest to him. LIV Golf, backed by Saudi Arabian wealth, is dishing out £18million purses per event, promising profitable with its smaller 54-player fields. However, the league doesn't hold an Official World Golf Ranking endorsement, which severely cuts down the chances for its players to qualify for majors – exemplified by Sergio Garcia's absence from the US Open next month for the first time in over two decades. Speaking to Bunkered, Nordaard said: "That's why I would never choose to go to LIV, no matter the money. Because what has kept me going all the time has just been I want to play majors. "I want to play Ryder Cup. I want to play against the best on the best courses. It took me six years just to get to the DP World Tour and, once you're there, you really have to love golf to keep going." Norgaard accepts that others may not share his perspective on the sport – with Tom McKibbin, for example, securing one of 10 PGA Tour cards awarded by the DP World Tour in November, before opting instead to join Jon Rahm's Legion XIII team. Despite being ranked 99th in the world and making five cuts in nine PGA Tour starts this year, Norgaard insists it isn't the prize money that fuels his ambition. He added: "Everybody is playing for something different, and, you know, motivated by something different. And for some it's money. "For some it's just golf, and some it's a third thing. But no, I'm not surprised, because I get it. It's such a big amount of money you can get, and you can secure the rest of your life. "For me, the joy comes from knowing I've improved and achieved something significant each day, not from my earnings. When I have really good days, it's when I go to bed at night believing that I've done something worthwhile; that I've become better today. That's what I seek in majors." Since making the move to LIV in 2022, Garcia has seen incredibly limited success in terms of winning events. The 45-year-old achieved his first victory under the banner with a play-off win over Anirban Lahiri at LIV Golf Andalucia last July, before taking his total tally to two triumphs by winning the organisation's Hong Kong event in March. This pales when compared to the 11 wins that the Spaniard achieved on the PGA Tour and the 16 he saw on the European Tour, as well as his 2017 Masters win. Garcia's best finish at the US Open came in the form of T3 back in 2005 alongside Tim Clark and Mark Hensby. But he will not have the opportunity to best that when the major plays out at Oakmont Country club in a matter of months.
Yahoo
10-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Betfred Masters Betting Offers 2025: Free golf bets and promotions
(iStock) The first golf major of the year is undoubtedly the biggest of 2025 with all eyes on Augusta National for this week's US Masters. The game's biggest names will battle it out for the coveted Green Jacket over four days and Masters betting sites have produced a raft of betting offers ahead of the prestigious tournament. Advertisement And like most golf betting sites, Betfred have tailored their welcome offer to the tournament, while offering several special promotions too. To that end, we've produced a guide to the Betfred Masters golf offers, including details on the welcome offer and relevant information on Betfred free bets. What Are The Betfred Masters Offers? Betfred are giving punters the chance to claim £55 in free golf bets to wager on this year's edition of the Masters. There's a bet £10, get £5 Masters free bet offer, while the latest Betfred sign-up offer rewards new customers with £50 in free bets after placing a £10 qualifying bet. Advertisement Users must click our link to access the Betfred Masters betting offer and then use the Betfred promo code BETFRED50 during the registration process to secure the bonus. There are few stipulations regarding the Betfred Masters sign up offer, but one is that punters must use a debit card to make their first deposit, which must be £10 or more. Other payment methods are not eligible with the bonus. Finally, bettors must place a qualifying wager of £10 or more on any sport at minimum odds of evens to unlock the Betfred Masters bonus, which will be credited to punters within 10 hours of the qualifying bet being settled. Free bets are paid out in 5x £10 instalments with £30 in free sports bets and £20 in free acca bets. The free bet tokens can be used to wager on any sports, including golf. Advertisement Free bets expire within seven days, which is standard across most betting sites. Is There a Betfred Promo Code for 2025 Masters? New customers must use the promo code BETFRED50 after clicking our link to access the Betfred Masters sign up offer before depositing £10 using a debit card and placing a £10 sports bet at odds of evens or greater. Once your qualifying wager is settled, you'll receive your £50 in free bets within 10 hours. Betfred Masters Offer - Bet £10, Get a £5 Free Bet As well as the £50 in free bets available from the Betfred sign-up offer, bettors can also claim a £5 free Masters bets when they wager £10 pre-tournament. Advertisement The offer is open to new and existing customers who stake £10 or more on any Masters market at odds of 1/2 or greater before the first tee shot on Thursday. Only single bets will qualify, bets placed on specials or boosts markets will not be eligible. The £5 free bet can only be used in-play on the Masters and will be available from April 10th to 13th. Betfred Masters Betting Offers - Price Boosts Customers can expect boosted Betfred Masters odds across several different markets, enhancing the value punters get when betting on the Masters. Standout Betfred Masters betting odds boosts include 11/2 for Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters, and plenty more. Betfred Masters Offers - Extra Places Betfred are offering extra places for Masters bets as part of its Betfred Masters promos. Betfred usually offers up to six places for betting on golf. Advertisement However, bettors can now secure up to eight places when betting on the Masters. This allows customers to target competitors with larger odds on each-way and place bets. Odds for each-way Betfred Masters 2025 bets are paid out at 1/5 the odds of the outright price. Responsible Gambling If you decide to engage with any Masters betting offers highlighted on this page, remember to gamble responsibly. Betting should only ever be considered a form of entertainment – it will never be a surefire way to make money. When taking advantage of Masters offers, assume you'll lose and therefore, only wager what you can afford. Please take steps to remain in control of your time and budget. Advertisement Make sure you use the responsible gambling tools offered by gambling sites such as deposit limits, reality checks, loss limits and time outs. These can stop gambling from getting out of hand. The same applies if you're using new casino sites, slot sites, poker sites or any other form of gambling. If you have gambling-related concerns, then seek independent help. There are several UK charities and institutions that offer support, advice and information, with a few listed below: We may earn commission from some of the links in this article, but we never allow this to influence our content. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent.
The Independent
10-04-2025
- Business
- The Independent
Betfred Masters Betting Offers 2025: Free golf bets and promotions
The first golf major of the year is undoubtedly the biggest of 2025 with all eyes on Augusta National for this week's US Masters. The game's biggest names will battle it out for the coveted Green Jacket over four days and Masters betting sites have produced a raft of betting offers ahead of the prestigious tournament. And like most golf betting sites, Betfred have tailored their welcome offer to the tournament, while offering several special promotions too. To that end, we've produced a guide to the Betfred Masters golf offers, including details on the welcome offer and relevant information on Betfred free bets. What Are The Betfred Masters Offers? Betfred are giving punters the chance to claim £55 in free golf bets to wager on this year's edition of the Masters. There's a bet £10, get £5 Masters free bet offer, while the latest Betfred sign-up offer rewards new customers with £50 in free bets after placing a £10 qualifying bet. Users must click our link to access the Betfred Masters betting offer and then use the Betfred promo code BETFRED50 during the registration process to secure the bonus. There are few stipulations regarding the Betfred Masters sign up offer, but one is that punters must use a debit card to make their first deposit, which must be £10 or more. Other payment methods are not eligible with the bonus. Finally, bettors must place a qualifying wager of £10 or more on any sport at minimum odds of evens to unlock the Betfred Masters bonus, which will be credited to punters within 10 hours of the qualifying bet being settled. Free bets are paid out in 5x £10 instalments with £30 in free sports bets and £20 in free acca bets. The free bet tokens can be used to wager on any sports, including golf. Free bets expire within seven days, which is standard across most betting sites. Is There a Betfred Promo Code for 2025 Masters? New customers must use the promo code BETFRED50 after clicking our link to access the Betfred Masters sign up offer before depositing £10 using a debit card and placing a £10 sports bet at odds of evens or greater. Once your qualifying wager is settled, you'll receive your £50 in free bets within 10 hours. Betfred Masters Offer - Bet £10, Get a £5 Free Bet As well as the £50 in free bets available from the Betfred sign-up offer, bettors can also claim a £5 free Masters bets when they wager £10 pre-tournament. The offer is open to new and existing customers who stake £10 or more on any Masters market at odds of 1/2 or greater before the first tee shot on Thursday. Only single bets will qualify, bets placed on specials or boosts markets will not be eligible. The £5 free bet can only be used in-play on the Masters and will be available from April 10th to 13th. Betfred Masters Betting Offers - Price Boosts Customers can expect boosted Betfred Masters odds across several different markets, enhancing the value punters get when betting on the Masters. Standout Betfred Masters betting odds boosts include 11/2 for Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters, and plenty more. Betfred Masters Offers - Extra Places Betfred are offering extra places for Masters bets as part of its Betfred Masters promos. Betfred usually offers up to six places for betting on golf. However, bettors can now secure up to eight places when betting on the Masters. This allows customers to target competitors with larger odds on each-way and place bets. Odds for each-way Betfred Masters 2025 bets are paid out at 1/5 the odds of the outright price. Responsible Gambling If you decide to engage with any Masters betting offers highlighted on this page, remember to gamble responsibly. Betting should only ever be considered a form of entertainment – it will never be a surefire way to make money. When taking advantage of Masters offers, assume you'll lose and therefore, only wager what you can afford. Please take steps to remain in control of your time and budget. Make sure you use the responsible gambling tools offered by gambling sites such as deposit limits, reality checks, loss limits and time outs. These can stop gambling from getting out of hand. The same applies if you're using new casino sites, slot sites, poker sites or any other form of gambling. If you have gambling-related concerns, then seek independent help. There are several UK charities and institutions that offer support, advice and information, with a few listed below:
Yahoo
09-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Betfred Masters Betting Offers 2025: Free golf bets and promotions
The first golf major of the year is undoubtedly the biggest of 2025 with all eyes on Augusta National for this week's US Masters. The game's biggest names will battle it out for the coveted Green Jacket over four days and Masters betting sites have produced a raft of betting offers ahead of the prestigious tournament. And like most golf betting sites, Betfred have tailored their welcome offer to the tournament, while offering several special promotions too. To that end, we've produced a guide to the Betfred Masters golf offers, including details on the welcome offer and relevant information on Betfred free bets. Betfred are giving punters the chance to claim £55 in free golf bets to wager on this year's edition of the Masters. There's a bet £10, get £5 Masters free bet offer, while the latest Betfred sign-up offer rewards new customers with £50 in free bets after placing a £10 qualifying bet. Users must click our link to access the Betfred Masters betting offer and then use the Betfred promo code BETFRED50 during the registration process to secure the bonus. There are few stipulations regarding the Betfred Masters sign up offer, but one is that punters must use a debit card to make their first deposit, which must be £10 or more. Other payment methods are not eligible with the bonus. Finally, bettors must place a qualifying wager of £10 or more on any sport at minimum odds of evens to unlock the Betfred Masters bonus, which will be credited to punters within 10 hours of the qualifying bet being settled. Free bets are paid out in 5x £10 instalments with £30 in free sports bets and £20 in free acca bets. The free bet tokens can be used to wager on any sports, including golf. Free bets expire within seven days, which is standard across most betting sites. New customers must use the promo code BETFRED50 after clicking our link to access the Betfred Masters sign up offer before depositing £10 using a debit card and placing a £10 sports bet at odds of evens or greater. Once your qualifying wager is settled, you'll receive your £50 in free bets within 10 hours. As well as the £50 in free bets available from the Betfred sign-up offer, bettors can also claim a £5 free Masters bets when they wager £10 pre-tournament. The offer is open to new and existing customers who stake £10 or more on any Masters market at odds of 1/2 or greater before the first tee shot on Thursday. Only single bets will qualify, bets placed on specials or boosts markets will not be eligible. The £5 free bet can only be used in-play on the Masters and will be available from April 10th to 13th. Customers can expect boosted Betfred Masters odds across several different markets, enhancing the value punters get when betting on the Masters. Standout Betfred Masters betting odds boosts include 11/2 for Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters, and plenty more. Betfred are offering extra places for Masters bets as part of its Betfred Masters promos. Betfred usually offers up to six places for betting on golf. However, bettors can now secure up to eight places when betting on the Masters. This allows customers to target competitors with larger odds on each-way and place bets. Odds for each-way Betfred Masters 2025 bets are paid out at 1/5 the odds of the outright price. If you decide to engage with any Masters betting offers highlighted on this page, remember to gamble responsibly. Betting should only ever be considered a form of entertainment – it will never be a surefire way to make money. When taking advantage of Masters offers, assume you'll lose and therefore, only wager what you can afford. Please take steps to remain in control of your time and budget. Make sure you use the responsible gambling tools offered by gambling sites such as deposit limits, reality checks, loss limits and time outs. These can stop gambling from getting out of hand. The same applies if you're using new casino sites, slot sites, poker sites or any other form of gambling. If you have gambling-related concerns, then seek independent help. There are several UK charities and institutions that offer support, advice and information, with a few listed below: Gamblers Anonymous NHS GamCare GambleAware We may earn commission from some of the links in this article, but we never allow this to influence our content. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent.
