**** BMW PGA Championship ****

''dont say too much till the books have a chance to get a few wrong''

Don't worry.....i only mention the traded ones......will not affect the books

Where did you get that ?

Looking forward to this event. Usually has good liquidity due to being on the beeb at the weekend

me too MW, Westwood is the bet at the top of the market.

Lower down, Goosen Els Fisher.

The value Kruger, Hoey Quiros, Otto Aguilar, Jamieson and Gonnet

Well for what it's worth,my 4 for this week are.....

J.Rose
M.Laird
B.Curtis
M.Manassero. 

G.L

Had a few quid on Estanislao Goya @ 750s. Hits it miles, and had a good 13th place finish here last time, after an opening 77.

Tom Lewis     280     £4.00     £1,116.00
Johan Edfors     420     £3.00     £1,257.00
Jose Manuel Lara     453.63     £3.00     £1,357.90
Damien McGrane     476.17     £2.66     £1,263.94
Michael Hoey     360     £3.33     £1,195.47
Rhys Davies     441.93     £3.00     £1,322.80
Brett Rumford     504.41     £2.22     £1,117.58
Mark Foster     500     £2.33     £1,162.67
Simon Khan     334.2     £3.50     £1,166.20
David Horsey     460     £2.88     £1,321.92
Carlos Del Moral     514.8     £2.00     £1,027.60
Garth Mulroy     530.61     £3.47     £1,837.73
James Morrison     614.05     £2.00     £1,226.10
Peter Whiteford     670     £2.00     £1,338.00
      £39.39

All i can say is Jeeve Milka Singh is massive at current 460's aprox may even get around 500's - well worth a few quid of anyones money, especially for a trade!! gd luck!!

Marcus Fraser had a pretty solid record at Wentworth before arriving last year with some very low rounds but last year he seemed to find the changes to his liking and produced his best ever showing when 4th. He has maintained a good level of form for a while now since he was 2nd in both the Australian PGA and Australian Masters before Christmas. He has recently finished 6th and 3rd in Asia and at the price is well worth a good bet 0.5 ew 100/1 (6 places) 80/1 fine.
Ben Curtis was top of my list for this week because I don't think anyone playing this week can match his current form on the PGA tour where has gone 1/13/5/2. Anyone would think his early price of 40/1 was based on the fact that he no course form - incorrect as he has played here quite a few times - his last one being before the changes in 2009 when he was 6th. I think that amongst the favourites he is the best priced of the bunch this week and even at the shortened price of 33/1 is still woth a bet - 0.5 ew 40/1 (6 places)
Now we go way out left field with Paul McGinley but this event has a habit of throwing out shock results - who on earth predicted any of Simon Khan, Andrew Oldcorn, Scott Drummond or Ignacio Garriodo? The Irishman says he is now pretty much recovered from his dodgy knee problems which have beset him over the past few years and it showed in his last start in Korea where he led the all round stats and finished 7th. His last good finish before that was also on another Harry Colt treelined course at Hilversumsche in September when 6th. He can boast some good form here in the past - he was 2nd back in 2005 and in 2008 he led by four at the cut before blowing up in round three and eventually finished 10th. He probably doesn't have many good finishes left in him but maybe this could be his swansong?! 0.2 ew 300/1 (6 places)

Lafeber

a hansen 50,s
p hanson 35,s
franny 33,s
small bets on
j donaldson 80.s
a noren 80,s
all ew
and may add els but 28,s a bit skinny

Added Jamie Donaldson @172.

Donald's GIR stats this year are nowhere near as good as last year and he's also lost yards off the tee as he's been working on accuracy so much. Happy to lay at him the the price.

I thaught Greg Owen would play this, but might not be qualified or something, as I see he's staying in the US to play in the Crown Plaza, Owen seems to have achieved a reasonable level of form that could give him a squeak in the Crown Plaza, but in ths Tournie I'M with McEllroy (the bounce factor being important as he has shown he can bounce,BACK............ Also on Curtis as he's pretty hot at the mo..............

Thanks golfnut,......he's hitting a bit of form so, and carded a good 4 rounds last weekend in the Byron Nelson started with a 67,71,70,and 71, to finish 10 shots off the winner Dufner..............

Watch out for 'Team Justin Rose' as he will have an army of followers dressed in his latest apparrel from his deal with Ashworth. A lot of memebers from his old course North Hants will be there to cheer him on & he will want to do well.

Westwood is he bet, loves this course its as if it was designed for him. You have to drive well, its tough and he will be there come synday afternoon.

Remember he would have won last year if it wasnt for that micky mouse 18th green! Also played very well in the match play when it was held here.

Sergio playing across the pond this week, is a poor effort, IMO.

Added Jean Baptiste-Gonnet. Hits greens, and an excellent putter. Price just too big, IMO.