Maybank debatables...

Some good prices in this. I backed 2 guys whove been playin good but both hit a rough patch just recently. Im thinkin theyre due some action this week. Im a big fan on Jaidee n I reckon he's a tournament in him real soon. Then Santos who already won but went all sh1t last week. Im hopin these guys are gonna come good this week. Get in d hole!!!!!!!!!!

We have two pretty short priced players in the Malaysian Open but I am happy to take both on as Donald has never won in this part of the world and Schwartzel hasn't managed to make the top five here in his two attempts. One thing we are bound to see is some players, even local ones, sometimes struggling in the high humidity so I have gone for a couple of young players to follow in the footsteps of Manasero and Noh.
Kiradech Aphibarnrat is still only 23 and the young Thai golfer is a huge talent who has one Asian tour win under his belt - two years ago this week in the SAIL Open. He is in fantastic form at the moment after finishing off 2012 with a pair of 6th placed finishes in Thailand he has kicked off this year with a 3rd in Myanmar and 4th last week in the Avantha Masters. Bookmakers also seem to have missed the fact that sandwiched in between those finishes he won the Open Qualifying event by four clear shots. I did find it odd that he didn't play in his homeland last week (in the Japanese/OneAsia event) but I have a feeling he is concentrating on these European co-sanctioned events to gain his card - hence the reason for playing in India last week. He came very close to winning here in 2010 when 3rd, his missed cut in 2011 came the event after his maiden win and he had to withdraw last year with a wrist injury so his course form definitely stacks up. His form overall in Malaysia is also top quality as he has also been 2nd in the Selangor Masters, twice 5th in the Johor Open and 21st and 20th in the PGA co-sanctioned Asia Pacific Classic - altogether I make him a strong pick 0.4 ew 50/1.
My other youngster is Asian based American Jonathan Moore who seems really at home in Malaysia. In 2011 he played the Asian Development Tour winning the order of merit because he was never outside the top five in five starts winning once in Malaysia and was 4th in the event held on this course. Now I have to admit that tour is very week but it was a good start for the young pro. He was 2nd twice last year firstly in Macau and then impressively in the Johor Open he matched the 61 shot by Garcia in the final round. He didn't play that badly in South Africa and India but I think he will be more in his comfort zone back in Malaysia 0.2 ew 200/1.

Gone for auglair and wattel

three Swedes for me,
sjoholm
edfors
karlsberg

JMS win and top 5 for me., moderate stakes 325 each , just an interest as ive not bin punting this week.

$10 @ 4's just for kicks, on super super player chowrasia in three ball against modh and cabrera bello

not so super super player today chowrasia. stupid jockey.

what was incorrect?

yeah i hate how they show 3/4 of the morning session first. seems stupid.
imo, today's morning tee off guys can have their tv time tmrw, then everything evens out.

Anyone interested in golf nowadays can see live scores etc instantly so anyone switching on to watch the golf would want a live showing?? Replays can be shown later in day. Rant over

all i have done so far is lay england for $100 @ 3.3 in the first session.
should have layed more but got chicken.
prob a lay of england wouldnt go astray as i feel nz are going to make a huge total.

my old mate garrido is in the mix. perhaps he will get some air time today.
me and him will always have karrinyup . lol.

its a f joke that golf aint live,how can we make decisions with this kak coverage

what happened? yesterday when i said lay them they were 6.6 in the second session.
then they were 14.5 overnight.

so you didnt do anything yesterday?

Did I see you had a bet involving a race where Sean Levey was riding.

http://www.perthmint.com.au/catalogue/australian-silver-koala-silver-coins.aspx

should have read £25 win and top 5 , generally only have small bets on golf.

Play is seemingly going ok. It will be interesting to see who handles things best. I always think the caddie is most important in poor weather as he has to keep player and equipment as dry as possible. But sometimes we forget that a good caddie will keep the spirits up with their employer no matter what. Most players will listen to a caddie. If they do not, it is a flaw in their game. Take yesterday. Would you imagine there was much karma between Tiger and his experienced caddie over the last 4 holes.

Thanks tober