The Butterfield Bermuda Championship, set to open on Saturday, has drawn attention from fans across the island as Australian golfer Max McGreevy prepares to compete. The tournament, which is a stop on the PGA Tour and the only U.S. Tour event hosted in the tropics, offers Bermudian residents a chance to witness world‑class golf up close. McGreevy, the 37‑year‑old, has shown consistent form on the tour in recent seasons and is a favourite for many local bettors.

McGreevy’s schedule this week has included a warm‑up round at the Royal St. George’s Golf Club, where he posted a score of 69 in the final practice session. The Australian’s performance has sparked interest in the local betting community, with bookmakers updating odds and offering a range of wager types. In the days before the championship, several Bermudian betting shops have highlighted McGreevy as one of the key contenders.

The Butterfield Bermuda Championship continues to support the island’s tourism and hospitality sectors, drawing visitors and media attention to Hamilton and the surrounding resorts. Local officials have praised the event for showcasing Bermuda’s world‑class golf courses and for providing a platform for the island’s growing golf culture.

As the tournament begins, fans in Hamilton can enjoy live coverage on local television, while in‑person spectators line up at the tournament’s viewing areas to watch McGreevy and his fellow competitors battle for the coveted green‑flag trophy.