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Daniel Berger Genesis Scottish Open odds, tips and betting trends

Daniel Berger Genesis Scottish Open odds, tips and betting trends

USA Today11-07-2025
As we enter the weekend of the Genesis Scottish Open, Daniel Berger is in 64th position with a score of -1.
In the past year, Daniel Berger has competed in 28 events. His best finish was second, his average finish was 26th, and he posted the best score of the day one time.
Daniel Berger odds to win the Genesis Scottish Open
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