Question 1

What does 'strokes gained' mean in a golf prop?

Accepted Answer

Strokes gained measures how many fewer (or more) strokes a player takes compared to the field average on the same shots. It shows efficiency in specific shot categories like putting or tee-to-green play.

Question 2

What is a first-round leader prop?

Accepted Answer

A first-round leader prop is a bet on which player will post the lowest score after 18 holes on day one. Ties typically split the payout unless dead-heat rules apply, which we list on the market card.

Question 3

How does a top-10 finish prop work?

Accepted Answer

You back a specific player to finish inside the top 10 of the official results. If the final leaderboard places them 11th or lower, the prop loses. Ties for 10th are usually included, per the event's official tie-breaking rules.

Question 4

What is a head-to-head matchup prop in golf?

Accepted Answer

Two players are paired and you pick which one scores lower across a specified number of rounds — often the full tournament. The margin between them is irrelevant; only who finishes with a better score matters.

Question 5

What does 'over/under birdie count' mean?

Accepted Answer

The sportsbook sets a line — say, 3.5 birdies in a round — and you wager whether the player makes more or fewer birdies than that number during the specified round or tournament stretch.

Question 6

What is a 'make the cut' prop?

Accepted Answer

A make-the-cut prop pays if the selected player survives the halfway cut and plays the weekend rounds. Players who withdraw before the cut deadline are typically voided, returning your stake to your wallet.

Question 7

Which golf tournaments have the most prop markets on indobet?

Accepted Answer

Majors — the Masters, U.S. Open, The Open Championship, and PGA Championship — carry the widest prop selection. Signature PGA Tour events and the Players Championship also pull deep markets, sometimes covering 40-plus individual player lines per event.

Question 8

Can I parlay golf player props together?

Accepted Answer

Yes, where your state allows it. You can combine multiple golf props — say, a player's top-20 finish and a birdie-count over — into a single parlay slip. Not all prop types are parlay-eligible; the bet builder shows which lines can be combined before you confirm.

Question 9

When do golf prop markets open and close?

Accepted Answer

Most tournament props open several days before the first round and close at the scheduled tee time for each player's first hole. Live in-round props, like hole scoring, have their own cutoff and are listed separately on the golf board.

Question 10

What happens to my golf prop bet if a player withdraws mid-round?

Accepted Answer

A withdrawal after play has started is handled according to the specific prop's rules, which appear on the market card. Many props that require completing a full round will void if the player can't finish; the stake returns to your account wallet.

Question 11

How do I find golf props on my phone?

Accepted Answer

Open indobet in your mobile browser, tap the sportsbook section, and select Golf from the sport menu. The player props tab sits alongside the outright winner and tournament matchup tabs — tap it to see every available individual line for that week's event.

Question 12

Are golf props available in Philadelphia and Phoenix?

Accepted Answer

Availability depends on state law in Pennsylvania and Arizona respectively. If sports betting is live in your state and your account is verified, the golf props board loads automatically when you log in — no extra steps required.

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