2024 BMW Ladies Championship odds and best bets explored

The BMW Ladies Championship will take place from October 17th–20th at the Seowon Valley Country Club in Gyeonggi, Korea. Lilia Vu, the number two in the world rankings, will lead the field, which will include eight members of the top 10.

Predictions from specialized sites indicate that it will be a very competitive event. According to the Sportsbook site, FanDuel has Atthaya "Jeeno" Thitikul (+900) as the favorite to win the title, although with a small edge over last week's winner, Ruoning Yin (+1000).

Thitikul holds the BMW Ladies Championship 18-hole record of 9-under 63, set in the first round of the 2022 edition. The Thai won the Dow Championship this season and has eight other top-10 finishes.

Yin, meanwhile, has won twice in 2024, the Dow Championship teaming up with Thitikul and the Buick LPGA Shanghai a week ago. She has three other top 10s, including a tie for second at the AIG Women's Open.

Third on the list of favorites is local favorite Haeran Ryu (+1100), who has one win and nine other top-10s this season. Newly inducted LPGA Hall of Famer and 2024 3-time LPGA Tour winner Lydia Ko is close behind at +1200.

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2024 BMW Ladies Championship odds and best bets

Here are the odds of winning the BMW Ladies Championship according to FanDuel:

• Jeeno Thitikul +900
• Ruoning Yin +1000
• Haeran Ryu +1100
• Lydia Ko +1200
• Ayaka Furue +1400
• Mao Saigo +1800
• Sei Young Kim +2000
• Celine Boutier +2000
• Minjee Lee +2200
• Lilia Vu +2500
• Lauren Coughlin +3000
• Angel Yin +3300
• Jennifer Kupcho +3500
• Hannah Green +3500
• Rose Zhang +3500
• Jenny Shin +3500
• Jin Hee Im +4000
• Hye-Jin Choi +4000
• Jiyai Shin +4500
• Megan Khang +4500
• Ariya Jutanugarn +4500
• Hyo Joo Kim +4500
• Brooke M. Henderson +5000
• Patty Tavatanakit +5000
• Esther Henseleit +5500
• Allisen Corpuz +6000
• Ashleigh Buhai +6000
• Yealimi Noh +6000
• A Lim Kim +6500
• Alison Lee +6500
• Lucy Li +6500
• Gaby Lopez +7000
• Grace Kim +7500
• Arpichaya Yubol +7500
• Sarah Schmelzel +8000
• Yuka Saso +8000
• Maja Stark +8000
• Pajaree Anannarukarn +8000
• Gabriela Ruffels +9000
• Madelene Sagstrom +9000
• Albane Valenzuela +9000
• Carlota Ciganda +10000
• Chanettee Wannasaen +10000
• Yu Jin Sung +11000
• Amy Yang +12000
• Nanna Koerstz Madsen +12000
• Anna Nordqvist +12000
• Jasmine Suwannapura +15000
• Andrea Lee +15000
• So Mi Lee +17000
• Soomin Oh +17000
• Ruixin Liu +17000
• Linnea Strom +17000
• Nataliya Guseva +20000
• Narin An +20000
• Yuna Nishimura +20000
• Peiyun Chien +22000
• Alexa Pano +22000
• Wei-Ling Hsu +22000
• Minami Katsu +25000
• Ryann O'toole +27000
• Moriya Jutanugarn +27000
• Wichanee Meechai +27000
• Jeongeun Lee 6 +30000
• Emily Kristine Pedersen +30000
• Mi Hyang Lee +35000
• Danielle Kang +35000
• Auston Kim +35000
• Paula Reto +35000
• Gemma Dryburgh +40000
• Jiwon Jeon +50000
• Kumkang Park +60000
• Jihyo Jung +75000
• Ssu-Chia Cheng +75000
• Eun-Hee Ji +75000
• Hyojin Yang +75000
• Bailey Tardy +100000
• Hira Naveed +100000

The BMW Ladies Championship will begin on Thursday, October 17 at 8:10 a.m. local time, 7:10 p.m. Wednesday, according to Eastern Time, and can be followed on the Golf Channel.