FanDuelĪ player must play 3 holes in a market for bets to stand. If both players complete the same number of holes, the player with the lowest score is deemed the winner. If a player withdraws, whichever player completes the most holes is deemed the winner. DraftKingsīets stand once the players have teed off the first hole. But if both players are still playing, your bet will be a loser. Matchups in which the other player did not make the cut will also stand. If a player withdraws in Round 3 or 4 but has already made the cut, the made cut bet will stand.

If you bet a matchup and the player you bet against withdraws, you will win your bet as long as your golfer continues playing.A withdrawal in Round 1 or 2 will count as a missed cut. That includes outrights, finishing position bets like top 20s, and matchups. If a player withdraws during Round 1 or Round 2, you'll lose all bets in most cases.If a player withdraws before the tournament or before he tees off, all bets will be void and your money will be refunded.Most other books will keep your money if the player has teed off, but refund you if they withdraw before teeing off. Here are the general rules of thumb and how most major United States sportsbooks handle things, but always check your specific book for rules.įanDuel, for example, requires players to play three holes for bets to stand. Your golfer withdraws from a tournament, for injury or any other reason.

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