The DP World Tour heads to Delhi GC for the latest event of the Back 9 series.DP World India Championship 2026 oddsRory McIlroy 13/2Tommy Fleetwood 8/1Aaron Rai 14/1Shane Lowry 14/1Min Woo Lee 16/1Robert MacIntyre 16/1Eugenio Chacarra 18/1Patrick Reed 25/1Casey Jarvis 30/1Daniel Hillier 30/1Odds with bet365 .Quick tips for the DP World India Championship 2026Aaron Rai for the win – 16/1 each-way with Betfair (1/4 Odds, 5 Places)Thriston Lawrence each-way – 55/1 with bet365 (1/4, 5 Places)Casey Jarvis for first-round leader – 35/1 with Betfred (1/4, 5 Places)Best betting offers for the DP World India Championship 2026Find our list of the highest-rated golf betting sites in the UK.DP World India Championship 2026 betting previewThe DP World Tour’s Back 9 series produced a shock winner in Spain last week as out-of-form Scotsman Grant Forrest held off local man Eugenio Chacarra and France’s Victor Perez to win the Open de Espana in Madrid. Now we’re off to India for the eighth of the nine events and some star names have made the journey to Delhi Golf Club.Tournament favourite Rory McIlroy is bidding to move to No.1 in the Race to Dubai standings after slipping to third behind Chacarra and Patrick Reed while defending champion Tommy Fleetwood is looking for back-to-back wins in the event.Free Bet OffersClaim £1000+ worth of free bets and betting offers from our partners18+ gambleaware.org T&Cs ApplyDelhi Golf Club, a tight, tree-lined track that measures just 6,912 yards, was used for the first time in this tournament last year and Fleetwood got the birdies flying with a winning total of 22-under. With its numerous doglegs, the course is suited to accurate, steady players and McIlroy didn’t even put a driver in the bag when he came home in 26th place 12 months ago.DP World India Championship 2026 betting tipsHere are some key betting tips and insights for the DP World India Championship 2026. Aaron Rai for the winThis has already been a monumental year for Aaron Rai after he showed skill and nerve to join the majors club by landing May’s US PGA Championship at Aronimink.More recently, the man from Wolverhampton was runner-up in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth after signing off with a 66.Winning in Delhi would be special as Rai has Indian heritage and his wife is a pro golfer from India who grew up not too far away from this week’s venue.As well as current form, this course looks right up his street. Rai is one of the most accurate hitters in the field and his precision off the tee will be key.It’s his course debut but Rai is a confident each-way pick. Back Aaron Rai for the win at 16/1 each-way with Betfair Thriston Lawrence best each-way pickThriston Lawrence enjoyed his first look at Delhi GC last year when shooting rounds of 69, 67, 69 and 65 to finish third.The South African won the European Masters at Crans (another short, tree-lined track) for a third time just six starts ago while he finished with a 65 to secure a top 15 in Spain last week.Those hat-trick of wins in the mountains of Switzerland show that he’s a course horse type of player who can repeat strong results at venues he likes.This has to be one of them and he looks the pick of those at 50/1 and above. Back Lawrence each-way at 55/1 with bet365 Casey Jarvis for first-round leaderCasey Jarvis was quick out of the blocks here last year, shooting a 66 that put him third after 18 holes (he eventually finished 17th).The South African was also second at halfway in March’s Indian Open (finished 13th) on his most recent start in the country.A final tick is noting that Jarvis was runner-up at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland last time out.He was third after round one and leader through 54 holes there so Jarvis has some strong credentials for a first-round leader bet. Back Casey Jarvis for first-round leader at 35/1 with Betfred How to watch the DP World India Championship 2026Venue – Delhi GC, New Delhi, IndiaDate – Thursday 15th October – Sunday 18th SeptemberBroadcast – Full coverage on Sky Sports Golf: Thursday 6.30 am – 12.30 pm, Friday/Saturday 7.30 am – 12.30 pm, Sunday 7.30 am – 12 pmAbout the authorDave Tindall is a former golf editor at SkySports.com and Golf365.com and has been writing betting previews for the PGA Tour and European Tour since 1997. He has also written for a range of betting companies, including William Hill and Betfair, as well as being a regular columnist for Rotoworld, The Guardian, Sporting Life, and Planet Sport. His other area of specialty is football while he’s also covered cricket and tennis.Follow David on Twitter @davetindallgolfCommercial content notice: Taking one of the bookmaker offers featured in this article may result in a payment to talkSPORT. 18+. T&Cs apply. 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