s palmer picks

Scooped!! Sergio Garcia was a winning tip for Steve last week btw.

There will be a watchalong on the RP's YouTube channel for the final round on Sunday from half past two.

Racing Post & Steve Palmer watchalong from 2.30pm Sunday at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVzYZBWuwuA

Xander Schauffele won the Open.

SP will take the next week off and come back for the Olympics golf.

looks like doubles landed with dunlap

well done steve and followers

go enjoy

A fantastic weekend for Steve Palmer (and followers) as Fashion Fever notes, but it is even better than that. As well as landing both his headline picks (so winners in the past three weeks) Steve was also all over Luke Humphries in the World Matchplay darts, and his picks for the majors in the 3rd January paper (and this thread) landed two of the four.

RP 3/1 pp53-55

2024 Majors
Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters WON
Rory McIlroy to win the US PGA Championship
Dustin Johnson to win the US Open
Xander Schauffele to win the Open WON

Steve Palmer has done it again! Legendary golf tipster and Racing Post Sport guru nails a 532-1 transatlantic double
https://www.racingpost.com/sport/golf-tips/steve-palmer-has-done-it-again-legendary-golf-tipster-and-racing-post-sport-guru-nails-a-532-1-transatlantic-double-aQexG3h4sGTc/

Racing Post Sport followers were toasting another Steve Palmer success on Sunday night after our golf guru nailed a 532-1 transatlantic double thanks to headline selections Xander Schauffele and Nick Dunlap.

Schauffele carded a brilliant final-round 65 to win the Open Championship at 12-1 and Dunlap fired seven birdies and an eagle to triumph in the Barracuda Championship at a monster 40-1.

Palmer's latest successes come hot on the heels of back-to-back winning weeks – he advised a bet on 25-1 shot Davis Thompson to win the John Deere Classic at the beginning of the month as well as a wager on Sergio Garcia, who triumphed at LIV Golf Andalucia at 14-1 a fortnight ago.

His tips this year have resulted in 202.5 points profit from 1253.5 points staked with an ROI (return on investment) of 116.16 per cent and July's winning run has returned 371.5 points profit from 169.5 points staked.

Our golf expert is taking a well-earned break this week but he'll be back to preview the Olympic men's golf competition. Palmer's tips for Olympic gold will be available for Racing Post Members' Club subscribers at 2pm on Tuesday, July 30.
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Palmer tipped Davis Thompson at 25-1 for the John Deere Classic three weeks ago, before advising Sergio Garcia to win LIV Andalucia last week at 14-1. Steve's followers were then toasting a huge success on Sunday as Xander Schauffele won the Open Championship and Nick Dunlap triumphed at the Barracuda Championship.

Make sure to join Racing Post Members' Club to get early access to Steve's unmissable tournament advice each week.
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Steve Palmer: golf's greatest tipster
The multi-award winning journalist will not be beaten in his search for winners, with Palmer's tournament preview selections in profit in 20 of his 23 years to make him the ultimate punters' pal and subscribers will now get access to his views before anyone else.

And for those looking for even more extensive golf coverage don't miss Palmer's extra pointers every Wednesday in the Racing Post newspaper.

As well as his tips and insight you will also get expert spotlight comments for all players in our extensive PGA Tour and DP Tour price comparison grids which include course and recent form, plus Palmer's unique attribute icons to help identify the type of players likely to be suited to conditions each week.

Steve's memorable tipping exploits
Last year he nailed one of his famous transatlantic doubles when 25-1 headline tip Nicolai Hojgaard won the DP World Tour Championship on the same day as 14-1 headline tip Ludvig Aberg won the RSM Classic – a sensational 389-1 double.

In 2018, Palmer enjoyed 18 tournament winners, banking 713.99 points from 1,056 points staked, a profit on investment of 67.61 per cent.

Steve has a liking for big prices: Thomas Bjorn won the 2011 Qatar Masters at 200-1 while Thriston Lawrence was a 225-1 winner in the 2021 Joburg Open.

Steve was at the double again in July as Xander Schauffele won the Open Championship at 12-1 and Nick Dunlap prevailed at 40-1 in the Barracuda Championship. The two selections combined paid out at a whopping 532-1.

great tipping. he was also a whisker away from a Coody win last week at 50/1

top bombing but you,d have to perm the doubles from all his selections over a season  ,how big a perm would it take ?
palmer always said a golf weekend double would allow him to retire and become a pro punter,dont think 500 to 1 offers him that,with his scattergun approach

Serious question- I'm assuming Steve is now in profit for the year on his golf bets?

trevorbrooking -- see the post three above yours, the long one taken from the Racing Post. It includes figures.

Olympics

Collin Morikawa 4pts ew 12-1
Tom Kim 3pts ew 25-1
Sepp Straka 2pts ew 45-1
Byeong Hun An 1pt ew 60-1

RP 31/7 pp 110-112

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJ0ljahQytA


Olympics men's golf
(as per Geesyerdosh's post)

Getting messages from others who had followed the Schauffele-Dunlap route to relative riches, as well as reading comments on YouTube and X, increased the joy juice coursing through my veins. And the locksmith I hired soon afterwards refused to take payment for changing the locks on my front door because he had won so much on the tips.
https://www.racingpost.com/sport/opinion/steve-palmer/golfing-doubles-have-the-potential-to-spread-joy-to-the-world-azHgp7o6pzKd/

A day early for the Olympics.

RP 6/8 p79

Olympics Women's Golf
Rose Zhang
Lilia Vu
Linn Grant

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QibEki8qWfg

RP 6/8 p79

Olympics Women's  Golf
Rose Zhang
Lilia Vu
Linn Grant

RP 7/8 pp86-87

Wyndham Championship
Billy Horschel
Si Woo Kim
Taylor Moore

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgmEVoah5q4

RP 14/8 pp83-85

LIV Golf Greenbrier
Joaquin Niemann
David Puig

Czech Masters
Tom McKibbin
Bernd Wiesberger
Daniel Brown
Lukas Nemecz
Matthias Schwab

FedEx St Jude Championship
Patrick Cantlay
Hideki Matsuyama
Adam Scott

Hideki Matsuyama won the Fedex St Jude Championship.

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kly7pKd6Q8

RP 21/8 pp99-101

Women's Open Championship
Minjee Lee
Lydia Ko

BMW Championship
Patrick Cantlay
Collin Morikawa
Wyndham Clark
Tom Hoge

Danish Golf Championship
Thorbjorn Olesen
Sam Bairstow
David Micheluzzi
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

Ramruna

Many thanks for putting these up. I'm sure there's a fair few of us who check in each week.

Lydia Ko won the Women's Open.

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySM22v97dvw

RP 28/8 pp90-91

Tour Championship
Ludvig Aberg
Sam Burns
Wyndham Clark
Patrick Cantlay

Watch your bets as there are two markets, which include and exclude FedEx Cup handicaps. Steve's tips are for the Tour Championship winner and not the lowest 72-hole score. The Sweet Spot explains all.

British Masters
Thriston Lawrence
Matt Wallace
Frederic Lacroix
Richard Mansell

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9jLEBs6Ba4

RP 4/9 p93

European Masters
Matt Wallace
Bernd Wiesberger
Ryo Hisatsune
Alex Fitzpatrick
Darius van Driel

Matt Wallace won the European Masters.

Incredible run he's on and no surprise that his picks are being smashed on here every week.

Does anyone subscribe to the racing post members club? It states those who pay(30 quid per month)get early access to his tips on Tuesdays at 2pm,but his tips are available to all at that time every week so i don't understand that unless theyr'e getting them on the Monday?

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19WFICQ0DR8

RP 11/9 pp84-87

Procore Championship
Maverick McNealy
JJ Spaun

LIV Golf Chicago
Bryson DeChambeau
David Puig
Thomas Pieters

Irish Open
Shane Lowry
Bernd Wiesberger
Julien Guerrier
Matthew Baldwin
Grant Forrest

Solheim Cup
Palmer's Solheim Cup tips will not be on the site until Wednesday afternoon and Thursday's paper but Sweet Spot viewers will already have heard him tipping Nelly Korda and a US win by (iirc) 16-12. I suppose it is possible the great man can change his mind.

Senyatta -- I am not sure the Racing Post has thought this through. I also doubt golf-only punters will want to pay for Members Club just for Steve Palmer's tips a few hours earlier (and Joe Champion's in RFO).

Cheers Ram, good luck all this week!

RP 12/9 pp 79-80

Solheim Cup
USA to win Solheim Cup
Nelly Korda top points scorer
USA to win 16-12
Jennifer Kupcho top wildcard

This week's The Sweet Spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwI4FXB-6gk

Steve Palmer is on holiday this week, and The Sweet Spot includes a video of his swing at about 13 minutes.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13GH5qWFnJw
(new sponsor, just a week after Steve spent time with AK Bets at Laytown)

Last week's Sweet Spot stand-in Joe Champion of the RFO put up BMW winner Billy Horschel.

RP 25/9 pp88-89

Spanish Open
Julien Guerrier
Alex Fitzpatrick
Alejandro Del Rey
Gavin Green
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

Presidents Cup
The Internationals to win the Presidents Cup
The Internationals to win 16-14
Sam Burns top American
Tom Kim top International

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSPwUqudT24

RP 2/10 pp98-99

Dunhill Links
Tom McKibbin
Thorbjorn Olesen
Grant Forrest
Joakim Lagergren
John Parry

Sanderson Farms
Nick Dunlap
Stephan Jaeger
Cameron Champ
Taylor Moore
Davis Riley

Interestingly, SP hints that Rory can go well in the Dunhill but thinks the price is too short.

Also, can you still buy Dunhill cigarettes? Jumpers for goalposts.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlMixDJTVRY

RP 9/10 pp93-96

Black Desert Championship
Michael Thorbjornsen
Patrick Fishburn
Chan Kim
Patton Kizzire
Matt McCarty
Kyoung-Hoon Lee

French Open
Yannik Paul
Victor Perez
Frederic Lacroix
Bernd Wiesberger

They are posting The Sweet Spot very ntlate now. I think they have belatedly realised that Steve gives his selections here, which used to go up around noon, hours before they were published on the website for Members Club subscribers.

It all seems a bit misguided since Steve's tips don't crash prices like Pricewise or Hugh Taylor on the horses so there is no great value in early access.

Matt McCarty won the Desert Black Championship on Sunday. That follows a string of other big winners at prices including 40-1, 28-1, 25-1, 25-1, 18-1, 14-1 and 12-1 since the start of July alone. This remarkable run of form has taken Palmer's profit to 531.94 points from 1,199 staked this year – a profit on investment of 44.36 per cent.
https://www.racingpost.com/sport/golf-tips/legendary-tipster-steve-palmer-nails-a-sensational-50-1-winner-sign-up-to-members-club-ultimate-now-to-get-early-access-to-his-exclusive-golf-picks-a3snB4k388Cw/

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GChY2cxebuA

RP 16/10 pp93-96

Shriners Children's Open
Davis Thompson
Cam Davis
Matti Schmid

Andalucia Masters
Rasmus Hojgaard
Thorbjorn Olesen
Tom McKibbin
Gavin Green

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c89BCsM5qEA

Note: we've commented before that The Sweet Spot is going up late, and this week Dave the host emphasised Wednesday!

No Sweet Spot next week

RP 23/10 pp88-89

Zozo Championship
Collin Morikawa
Takumi Kanaya
Kensei Hirata

Genesis Championship
Yannik Paul
Guido Migliozzi
Gavin Green
Daniel Hillier
Jeong-Weon Ko

no tips frpm palmer this week ?

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__cQSu7tuXI

RP 6/11 pp98-99

Abu Dhabi Championship
Thorbjorn Olesen
Grant Forrest

World Wide Technology Championship
Matti Schmid
Doug Ghim
Harry Hall
Nico Echavarria
Patton Kizzire

Oops. Must have forgotten last week's so for the sake of historical continuity, it would have been:-

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuqsSBVcub8

RP 13/11 pp93-96

Bermuda Championship
Seamus Power
Doug Ghim
Nico Echavarria
Garrick Higgo

DP World Tour Championship
Matt Wallace
Rasmus Hojgaard

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ypcVHjRkRo

RP 20/11 pp93-96

Australian PGA Championship
Lucas Herbert
Elvis Smylie

RSM Classic
Davis Thompson
Austin Eckroat
Seamus Power

Belatedly adding:-

RP 21/11 p95

CME Group Tour Championship
Lydia Ko
Amy Yang

Elvis Smylie has won the Australian PGA Championship.

Fair Judge Mr Palmer

Thanks Ramruna what odds do you know was Elvis pre tournament >?

70/1

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5sObxR3vzA

RP 27/11 p74

Australian Open
Lucas Herbert
David Micheluzzi
Kazuma Kobori
Wenyi Ding
Curtis Luck
Hayden Hopewell

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQflwO-Qxl8

RP 4/12 pp90-91

Hero World Challenge
Scottie Scheffler
Justin Thomas

Nedbank Golf Challenge
Tom McKibbin
Nicolai Hojgaard

Scottie Scheffler won the Hero World Challenge.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLAYAvtKgZg

RP 11/12 pp82-83

Alfred Dunhill Championship
Brandon Stone
Laurie Canter
Jayden Schaper
Casey Jarvis
Yurav Premlall

Grant Thornton Invitational
Tom Kim and Jeeno Thitikul

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZpgIu-g8fg

RP 18/12 p84

Mauritius Open
Casey Jarvis
Christo Lamprecht
Kieran Vincent
Martin Vorster
Herman Loubser

Steve's bonus darts tip just before the end of The Sweet Spot: Luke Littler; with Wessel Nijman to reach the final from the other half of the draw.

No golf next week for some reason so Merry Christmas and a Happy golf-punting New Year.

Happy New Year.

RP 31/12 pp78-79

2025 Majors acca
Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters
Rory McIlroy to win the US PGA Championship
Bryson DeChambeau to win the US Open
Xander Schauffele to win the Open

RP 31/12 p77

The TGL
Jupiter Links Golf Club to win TGL

majoring on Xander Schauffele
Xander Schauffele to make the cut in all four majors
Xander Schauffele to win a major
Xander Schauffele top ten finish in all four majors

Thanks for Putting up Steve's tips up throughout the Season Rammers Happy Punting

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqRP9wTz6AU

588.44 points profit in 2024

RP 31/12 pp78-79

2025 Majors acca
Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters
Rory McIlroy to win the US PGA Championship
Bryson DeChambeau to win the US Open
Xander Schauffele to win the Open

RP 1/1

The Sentry
Sahith Theegala
Akshay Bhatia

That Sentry tip is on page 114 of the 1/1 RP.

Thanks, sevey.

Happy & prosperous 2025, everyone.

Legendary golf tipster Steve Palmer starts the new year with a 66-1 winner! Sign up to Members' Club Ultimate now to get early access to his exclusive picks

There aren't many tipsters whose catchphrases become famous, but then again there aren't many tipsters like Steve Palmer – and his mantra of 'This will not be beaten' is one his selections certainly lived up to in 2024, and he has already started 2025 in blistering form following a huge 66-1 winner!

Palmer's followers did not need to wait long to get into profit for the new year as Tom Hoge, tipped at 66-1 to be the first-round leader at the Sentry, obliged in the opening 18 holes of 2025 as our top tipster continued his red-hot form.

The Racing Post's golf guru has returned a profit in 21 out of 24 seasons with his outright golf advice and he ended last year 588.4 points in profit from 1,477 points staked – a profit on investment of 39.8 per cent.

There were plenty of highlights for Palmer's army of followers last year, including Scottie Scheffler to win the Masters, Xander Schauffele to win the Open and four winning selections at odds of 40-1 or more as he tipped a record-breaking 19 winners.

Palmer's golf tips are now available exclusively for Racing Post Members' Club subscribers from 2pm every Tuesday, when you get his insight on the big tournaments in the US and Europe.

And, via the digital newspaper which also comes as part of the Members' Club Ultimate package, members can also read expert spotlight comments for all players in our extensive PGA Tour and DP World Tour price comparison grids which include course and recent form, plus Palmer's unique attribute icons to help identify the type of players likely to be suited to conditions each week.

More winners on the horizon?
After a brilliant tipping year in 2024, Steve will resume his battle with the bookmakers when the new PGA Tour season begins at the Sentry at Kapalua Resort, Hawaii, on Thursday.

Can our top golf tipster start 2025 with a bang? He tipped the following winners last year:

Joaquin Niemann to win LIV Mayakoba at 14-1
Team Smash to win LIV Las Vegas at 22-1
Darius van Driel to win the Kenya Open at 60-1
Scottie Scheffler to win the Players Championship at 11-2
Scottie Scheffler to win the The Masters at 5-1
Team Ripper to win LIV Adelaide at 12-1
Rory McIlroy to win the Wells Fargo Championship at 15-2
Richard Bland to win the Senior PGA Championship at 7-1
Davis Thompson to win the John Deere Classic at 25-1
Sergio Garcia to win LIV Andalucia at 14-1
Team Fireballs to win LIV Andalucia at 13-2
Xander Schauffele to win the Open at 14-1
Nick Dunlap to win the Barracuda Championship at 40-1
Hideki Matsuyama to win the FedEx St Jude Championship at 25-1
Lydia Ko to win the Women's Open at 28-1
Matt Wallace to win the European Masters at 18-1
Matt McCarty to win the Black Desert Championship at 50-1
Elvis Smylie to win the Australian PGA Championship at 70-1
Scottie Scheffler to win the Hero World Challenge at 5-2


What the bookies are saying
John Hill, Coral

"It's no exaggeration to say Steve Palmer is the tipster the bookmakers fear the most. His selections are always our worst results each week in the respective golf tournament markets, as punters put their faith in him. It is during the four majors we fear Steve Palmer the most. With the weight of money behind his selections, his picks shape the betting market."

Alex Apati, Ladbrokes

"Steve Palmer's golf tips have absolutely stood the test of time and he receives the utmost respect from our traders. Liabilities build quickly and his winners are always great news for many Ladbrokes golf customers. Any plans for retirement, Steve?"

Make sure not to miss Steve's monthly column
Want more pearls of punting wisdom?

Steve also writes an unmissable monthly column in the Racing Post and he proved he's more than just a golf expert in November when he pointed his army of followers in the direction of a 17-1 ante-post double on Irish Greyhound Derby winner Bockos Diamond and Judd Trump to win snooker's UK Championship.

Don't miss his next column, which will be available exclusively to Members' Club subscribers in the Racing Post on January 11.


Get 50% off your first three months by selecting Ultimate Monthly and entering code ULTIMATEGOLF at checkout. Click here to join Members' Club today and also receive our Ultimate Daily emails plus our full range of fantastic website and newspaper content.

The 50 per cent offer is not bad imo, especially for racing fans as it covers Cheltenham.

What they do not mention is The Sweet Spot video podcast thingy on the Racing Post's YouTube channel each Tuesday. It is basically Steve Palmer previewing the next tournaments and giving his Racing Post tips. It used to be the first place to get his tips (and reasoning, and silly voices) but eventually they realised it undercut their Members Club proposition so it is now delayed to early evening around 6pm (same time as their Upping the Ante racing video for Cheltenham.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkO95yVDeLE

RP 8/1 pp60-61

Sony Open
Maverick McNealy
Corey Conners
Austin Eckroat
Daniel Berger
Nico Echavarria

Team Cup
Continental Europe
Tyrrell Hatton top GB & Ireland
Rasmus Hojgaard top Continental

what happened the team cup players markets cant see them settled ?

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRUqacwAWjA

RP 15/1 pp82-83

Dubai Desert Classic
Tyrrell Hatton
Laurie Canter

American Express
Nick Dunlap
Davis Thompson
Carson Young
Kevin Yu
Braden Thornberry

Note Carson not Cameron Young.

Steve’s nailed Hatton , good start to year for him

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obN0wWo21I4

RP 22/1 pp68-69 (and Steve's mugshot on the front page)

Farmers Insurance Open
Ludvig Aberg
Will Zalatoris
Taylor Pendrith

Ras Al Khaimah Championship
Keita Nakajima
Angel Ayora
Wenyi Ding
Adrien Dumont de Chassart
George Coetzee

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2ht9iRXES0

The Sweet Spot was published at 7pm, an hour later than previously, presumably to end the clash with its horseracing series, Upping the Ante.

RP 29/1 pp64-65

Bahrain Championship
Laurie Canter
Sam Bairstow
Ugo Coussaud
Brandon Wu
Jack Senior

Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Justin Thomas
Maverick McNealy
Akshay Bhatia
JT Poston
Tom Hoge

btw, in case you have not seen a Racing Post in some time, it might be worth buying the paper on Wednesdays for Steve Palmer's notes on each player quoted in the betting.

Laurie Canter won the Bahrain Championship.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU_F3H9ee7U

RP 5/2 pp75-77

LIV Riyadh
Tyrrell Hatton
David Puig

Phoenix Open
Sam Burns

Qatar Masters
Laurie Canter
Sam Bairstow
Matthew Jordan

Anyone got his final round analysis?

Sorry, no. If it is any consolation, they lost. He opposed Detry who was about a million strokes clear after the third round and stayed there.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIL_qaFmkq4

RP 12/2 pp82-83

Genesis Invitational
Rory McIlroy
Ludvig Aberg
Taylor Pendrith

LIV Golf Adelaide
Cameron Smith
Lucas Herbert

Ludvig Aberg won the Genesis Invitational.

A week off for Steve Palmer.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9ed5OOsa9U

RP 26/2 pp72-73

Cognizant Classic
Daniel Berger
Lee Hodges
Luke Clanton
Andrew Novak

South African Open
Wilco Nienaber
Angel Ayora
Martin Couvra
Brandon Stone
Casey Jarvis

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32viI8xNmas

RP 5/3 pp65-67

LIV Golf Hong Kong
Patrick Reed
Dustin Johnson

Puerto Rico Open
Pierceson Coody
Adrien Dumont de Chassart

Arnold Palmer Invitational
Ludvig Aberg
Sam Burns

Joburg Open
Casey Jarvis
Ugo Coussaud

A (perhaps optimistic) note from The Sweet Spot -- given there are four tournaments this week, each with two selections at big prices, keep an eye on payout limits if you combine them in multiple bets.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfS74Mdq-vU

RP 12/3 pp126-128 (with huge picture of Scottie Scheffler on the back page)

Players Championship
Scottie Scheffler
Ludvig Aberg
Sepp Straka
Karl Vilips

LIV Singapore
Joaquin Niemann
David Puig

PS fortunately TSS was published after Steve's red hot Cheltenham tip lost.

He’s already nailed Niemann

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1IEza1vmrg

RP 19/3 pp61-64

Singapore Classic
Tom McKibbin
Alejandro Del Rey
Wenyi Ding
Ugo Coussaud
David Ravetto

Valspar Championship
Taylor Moore
Andrew Novak

Round 2 Singapore finished 11-05am , just in case the weather turns up tomorrow as who knows when BF will take the in-play out.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc6LSIoVSaI

RP 26/3 pp61-64

Houston Open
Davis Thompson
Davis Riley
Jacob Bridgeman

Indian Open
Keita Nakajima
Gavin Green
Shubhankar Sharma
Sam Bairstow
Ugo Coussaud

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5R_bMbOva8

RP 2/4 pp74-75

Texas Open
Akshay Bhatia
Corey Conners
Maverick McNealy
Sam Stevens

LIV Miami
Dean Burmester
Dustin Johnson

Notes
The Sweet Spot has a new sponsor: SBK.
Next Monday's Racing Post will include a Q&A with Steve Palmer.

Steve Palmer Q&A in Monday's paper and at
https://www.racingpost.com/sport/golf-tips/we-must-be-focused-and-emotionless-in-our-pursuit-of-winners-steve-palmer-answers-your-questions-a10yP1i1eGqy/

Here are three:-

Largest bet ever won?
I won £70,000 on the day in 2018 when Xander Schauffele won the HSBC Champions and Cameron Champ won the Sanderson Farms Championship.


I've noticed golfers improve performance when something good happens in their life, like getting married or having a baby. Is there anyone in the Masters field celebrating good news?
Jon Rahm had a first daughter in September. Matt Fitzpatrick got married in October. Justin Thomas became a father in November. Joaquin Niemann got married just before Christmas. Cameron Smith is due to become a father any second now! Akshay Bhatia is getting married in December.


Can you please tell me the formula you use when picking your selections each week?
Thanks, Perry. It's like Colonel Sanders' secret recipe – a heady mixture of herbs and spices. The golf section of the 2019 book, Racing Post Betting Guide, has 14 pages of advice on this subject. I would recommend purchasing a copy.
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Anyone got todays yet? On racing post plus

Masters

Justin Thomas
4pts each-way 22-1

Jon Rahm
4pts each-way 14-1

Min Woo Lee
2pts each-way 40-1

Will Zalatoris
1.5pts each-way 50-1

Nicolai Hojgaard
1pt each-way 150-1

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqV1zuPdNHM

RP 9/4 20-page Masters pull-out in Wednesday's Racing Post.

Masters
Justin Thomas
Jon Rahm
Min Woo Lee
Will Zalatoris
Nicolai Hojgaard (not the other one)

not his best week some strange picks

tbf he's put up Ludvig Aberg as well but this thread only records his pre-tournament picks.

Jinxed that.

the31stminute • April 12, 2025 7:21 PM BST
not his best week some strange picks

Were they strange before the event or just after none of them copped lol

Seems to be selecting more and more players at shorter and shorter prices.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzrL6s03cYM

RP pp90-92


Corales Puntacana Championship
Pierceson Coody
Matt Wallace
Matti Schmid
Aldrich Potgieter

The Heritage
Sungjae Im
Daniel Berger
Bud Cauley

China Open
Wenyi Ding
Keita Nakajima
Sam Bairstow
Angel Ayora
Oliver Lindell

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGSVZtHrPss

RP pp98-100


Zurich Classic
Tom Hoge & Billy Horschel
Nicolai Hojgaard & Rasmus Hojgaard
Doug Ghim & Chan Kim
Michael Thorbjornsen & Karl Vilips

LIV Mexico City
Jon Rahm
Patrick Reed
Carlos Ortiz

Hainan Classic
Wenyi Ding
Brandon Stone
Daniel Hillier
Marco Penge
Elvis Smylie

Marco Penge won the Hainan Classic.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raDuGaEurIU

RP pp92-93

CJ Cup Byron Nelson
Sam Burns
Taylor Pendrith
Byeong Hun An
Davis Riley

LIV Korea
Dustin Johnson
Louis Oosthuizen
Peter Uihlein

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpnIJC1f1sk

RP pp91-93


Truist Championship
Daniel Berger
Shane Lowry
Sepp Straka

Myrtle Beach Classic
Chris Gotterup
Kevin Yu
Davis Riley
Pierceson Coody
Adrien Dumont de Chassart

Turkish Airlines Open
John Parry
Jayden Schaper
Kazuma Kobori
Martin Couvra
Marcus Kinhult
Jens Dantorp

Sepp Straka won the Truist Championship.

Martin Couvra won the Turkish Airlines Open.

had some ew trebles thought yu had a shot of a play off when got -14

anyone know uspga tips ?

^
2pm tomorrow.

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLvnNpBq2P4

RP pp97-104


US PGA Championship
Rory McIlroy
Davis Thompson
Patrick Rodgers

Steve's PGA picks are not paywalled.

https://www.racingpost.com/sport/golf-tips/us-pga-championship/steve-palmer-tipped-60-1-and-40-1-winners-last-week-here-are-his-free-tips-for-the-us-pga-championship-aTKUf7E80uIZ/

This week's The Sweet Spot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJxaoch1Ovk

RP pp88=89


Charles Schwab Challenge
Daniel Berger
Harris English
Davis Riley
Brian Harman

Soudal Open
Jorge Campillo
Guido Migliozzi
Adrien Saddier
Jayden Schaper
Frederic Lacroix
Marcus Kinhult

Steve Palmer will be off next week.