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Bet 2013 Humana Challenge Classic Tournament Odds at La Quinta players lines

Bob Hope Classic

Jan. 19-22, 2013
Bob Hope Classic
La Quinta, Calif.
Month Played: January
Format: Stroke play
Prize Fund: $5,000,000
Started: 1960
PGA Tour
Defending Champion: Mark Wilson

New name and format for Bob Hope Classic in 2013. Humana working with PGA TOUR, Clinton Foundation to advance well-being and continue Bob Hope’s legacy; tournament features new 4-day format, expanded field.

Bob Hope Classic golf odds

Formerly the Bob Hope Classic, the Humana Challenge has been renamed for the tournament’s new title sponsor – Humana and the William J. Clinton Foundation. The PGA Tour event will focus on health and wellness, as well as raising funds for charity.

The Bob Hope Classic held at Palm Springs every January. The Bob Hope Classic is one of the PGA's most valued professional golf tournaments, and this California-hosted event is a fan favorite that draws in golf bettors from around the country.

The Bob Hope Classic is a PGA competition that pits the best golfers on the tour against each other. In 2011, Major changes in sponsorship will happen at the Bob Hope Classic.

The Bob Hope Classic announced Franklin American Mortgage Company is this year's platinum sponsor. They filled in after troubled automaker Chrysler dropped out as a title sponsor in 2009. Chrysler has been a title sponsor since the early 1980s and a sponsor since the 1960s.

The Bob Hope Classic is one of the rare five-round events on tour, and it is a celebrity pro-am. Celebs and amateurs play the first four rounds, pros only in the final round. Bob Hope's name was added to the tournament in 1965, and continues to be part of the tournament name even after Hope's death in 2003. Arnold Palmer serves as tournament host. Chrysler was the sponsor for many years, but withdrew prior to the 2009 event.

The Hope is played on four courses, with pros and their celeb/amateur partners rotating between the four over the first four days, then the pros only finishing on the designated host course for the final round. Currently, the four courses are:

* PGA West (Palmer Private course), La Quinta, Calif.
* PGA West (Nicklaus Private course), La Quinta, Calif.
* La Quinta Country Club, La Quinta, Calif.
* Silver Rock Resort, Palm Springs, Calif.

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2012 Bob Hope Classic Winner

Mark Wilson made a 10-foot birdie putt on the final hole to win the Humana Challenge 2012 in La Quinta. Robert Garrigus (68) barely missed a 35-foot eagle putt that would have given him the lead, Wilson coolly made his birdie try in the disappearing light, calmly celebrating his fifth career PGA Tour victory.

2011 Bob Hope Classic Winner

Jhonattan Vegas wins 2011 Bob Hope Classic, also his first PGA Tour victory after showing the playoff poise of a veteran in the tournament. Vegas made a 13-foot par putt on the second playoff hole Sunday after putting his tee shot in the water, holding off Gary Woodland to win in just his fifth tour start.

2010 Bob Hope Classic Winner - Bill Haas

Bill Haas followed his father Jay on to the Bob Hope Classic honour roll as he claimed his first PGA Tour title at the 90th hole in California. Jay Haas, who won the 1988 Bob Hope Classic, the tour's only annual five-round event, was back in Palm Springs at the PGA West's Palmer course to see his 27-year-old son two-putt from 27 feet for a final-round 64 to reach 30 under par and win by a stroke from Tim Clark, Matt Kuchar and Bubba Watson.

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