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2012 Deutsche Bank Championship Betting

When: Aug. 31 - Sept. 3 2012 at 7:00 a.m. (EDT)

Where: TPC Boston, Norton, Mass.

The Deutsche Bank Championship (formerly the greater Boston region's Bank of Boston classic) and for golf bettors Labor Day can mean only one thing - the 2012 Deutsche Bank Championship that starts on Friday August 31st and ends on Monday Sept. 3rd. The PGA golf betting starts to heat up as golfers compete for the FedEx Cup title in the Deutsche Bank Championship. The world's top 100 golfers will compete for $8 million and a $1,440,000 million payout to the champion. Defending champion Webb Simpson is expected to take on the world's best, including our distinguished list of past champions - Charley Hoffman, Adam Scott, Vijay Singh, Steve Stricker, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson - and many more.

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Deutsche Bank Golf History

The Deutsche Bank golf tournament is the second stop in the playoffs to the FedExCup - an elimination, with the top 70 qualifiers from this years Deutsche Bank Championship will advance to the BMW Championship the following week in Chicago Ill.

The Deutsche Bank Championship, one of the most prestigious events on the PGA TOUR calendar, returns to New England on Labor Day weekend. The tournament is part of the PGA TOUR Playoffs, where the world's best golfers vie for the FedEx Cup during a four-tournament post-season playoff series with the single-largest payout in sports a $10 million first prize. The course, which calls Norton, Massachusetts home, spans 7,241 yards and carries a par of 72. It features 92 bunkers and nine of its 18 holes are patrolled by water hazards. TPC of Boston has four par-5 holes including the challenging final hole, which is littered with long rough and sand.

This event is the only one on the PGA Tour with a scheduled Monday finish (Labor Day weekend). This premier event boasts a who's who of its winners, including some of the biggest names in golf. One of the main reasons for this draw is that the Deutsche Bank Championship became part of the FedEx Cup in 2007, adding significance to what was already a highly-regarded tournament.

The first Deutsche Bank Championship was in 2003 and is staged at the Tournament Players Club of Boston in Norton, Massachusetts at the present moment. The chief sponsor of the games is the Deutsche Bank, which is going to sponsor the tournament in Boston till 2011.

2010 Deutsche Bank Golf Tournament Winner

Charley Hoffman was rolling in so many putts he lost track of how many birdies he made Monday. His final stroke on a Labor Day masterpiece was his 11th birdie, more than enough to win the Deutsche Bank Championship and beat the rest of the field by 5 strokes. Charley Hoffman, earned $1.35 million, had a 22-under 262 total for 72 holes. The 33-year-old has two PGA Tour victories.

2009 Deutsche Bank Golf Tournament Winner

Steve Stricker birdied the 71st hole to catch Jason Dufner and Scott Verplank, the leaders in the clubhouse, then birdied the last to pass them and win. It was Stricker's third PGA Tour victory of 2009.

The four FedEx Cup playoff tournaments are:

• The Barclays (125 golfers in the field)
• Deutsche Bank Championship (100 golfers in the field)
• BMW Championship (70 golfers in the field)
• Tour Championship (30 golfers in the field)

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