[b]Back-to-lay
Back Dustin Johnson 6u @ 27.0
Place order to lay 25u @ 4.0[/b]
It is safe to say that champagne will be flowing here at betting.betfair should Dustin Johnson win his first major this weekend. Steve Rawlings makes a very strong case for this South Carolina resident gaining revenge for an unlucky defeat at Whistling Straits two years ago. I wholeheartedly agree. My detailed verdict on Johnson and other 29 leading candidates can be found here, but in short, I would rate Dustin the rightful favourite.
My trading advice is to take the 27.0 before it disappears, staking six units, then place a lay order for 25 units at 4.0. If he hits that target, we'll be guaranteed 19 units profit and retain a 'free bet' for a further 62 units should he win.
[b]Back Ernie Els 3u @ 70.0
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I've enjoyed a break of a few weeks from PGA Tour Golf but I'm now ready for the action to start once more. The first tournament kicks off on January 6 in Hawaii and the recent big money end-of-year tournaments provided a fascinating insight into what we can look forward to. After day one of the Chevron World Challenge in America, it seemed that [b]Tiger Woods[/b] was going to cut short Lee Westwood's time as World number one. However, after four days of play, Westwood had emphatically won the Nedbank Challenge in South Africa and Woods, having been reeled in by Graeme McDowell at the Chevron, now has a real fight on his hands to regain that top spot.
However, despite all his troubles, a winless season and the fact that he finished 68th on 2010's Money List, Tiger is remarkably as short...