The British Open: Final day at St Andrews

Louis Oosthuizen, Jason Day and amateur surprise story Paul Dunne are tied for the lead heading into the final round of the Open at -12 par. The leader board has seen many different names topping the list, which is proof to how close the sharp shooters have been all weekend, despite the bad weather.

The scoring was unbelievable on a rather benign feeling day weather-wise. The previous 18 holes saw the Irish amateur Paul Dunne shoot a six-under-par 66 to reach -12 under. Oosthuizen the South African hopeful actually won the tournament on the old course back in 2010 shot a 67, and Day stayed in the running by shooting the same score as Oosthuizen.

It will be a tough task to stay on the top heading into the final 18 with players like Jordan Spieth, Padraig Harrington, only a stroke and two strokes behind respectably. And then, a nine-man group including Spain's Sergio Garcia, Englishmen Danny Willett and Justin Rose, and Australia's Adam Scott are within striking distance and could easily oust the players currently topping the list.

The big story was the weather as the bad winds and rain postponed the final to today instead of the weekend making many Brits eager to call in sick and test their skill with online gambling markets while watching the biggest major in UK Golf. Online bookies like UK based bet365 Sports.

Open Championship Betting Markets

There are literally hundreds of props available at bet365 including bets for Top player by country, outright winner, final day match ups, and much more. Bet365 is offering even more never-before-seen offers for the 144^th installment of the British Open Championship. The Live In-Play lines include group betting, three-ball betting and more.

It pays to register a new bet365 account with their 100% Deposit Bonus up to £200. Punters that opt-in for this deal will be able to bet on any one of the markets for the Open Championship and qualify for big cash pending they play their Birdies correctly.