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How will last week's efforts at Augusta decide the fates of the leading lights here ? Oostie managed to do it after the bitter pill 2 years ago, but not for me at the prices.
Tommy Fleetwood E/W @ 80/1 is my selection. Finished 11th here last time, and I sense that he is a better player this season.
Also got him in an E/W double with Kevin Streelman @ 80/1.
Good luck with your bets.
Tommy Fleetwood E/W @ 80/1 is my selection. Finished 11th here last time, and I sense that he is a better player this season.
Also got him in an E/W double with Kevin Streelman @ 80/1.
Good luck with your bets.
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Backed Fleetwood and Colsearts? For this, Reed and English for the Heritage. May have them in a cross double and back one more in each comp.
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After a quick pitstop in Spain the European tour is on its travels again and this week touches down in Malaysia for a co-sanctioned event with the Asian tour. Last year for the second time I got the winner here and both times when the event was reduced to 54 holes - guess what I am hoping for this week! Whilst players who have moved on from the Masters in the past two years have done well here I am happy to swerve them but I have found options thin on the ground. I am going to have to pass at the price on last years hero Aphibarnrat who also won us a few quid on this course in the CIMB Classic and I will stick with a player who did well for us last time out and a young promising Malaysian Amateur
Felipe Aguilar has returned strongly from the broken wrist he suffered in January and was 4th for us last time out in Spain albeit in a weak field. He has a habit of maintaining solid form for good periods including last year when he went 9/3/3/6. His one European tour win was a co-sanctioned event in Indonesia so he has form in the area and inded was 6th here on his debut in 2011 being up in contention all weekend. I think he has a lot going for him and is a good price with the field lacking a huge amount of strength in depth 0.4 ew 66/1 My only other pick is well touted young Malaysian amateur Gavin Green who has had a promising amateur career and currently resides within the top 30 of the WAGR. He managed to finish 22nd here last year and then in his only other start in a pro event thereafter was 6th in the Selangor Masters. Now the win is a very tall order but he is worth playing in the side markets - 0.05 ew 300/1 + 0.2 top 10 25/1 + 0.1 ew 150/1 FRL. The 12/1 Ladbrokes go for a top 20 finish is a cracking bet IF you can get on! |
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Looked in here and like tmm write up as always. Then I said I should check out my chum, Shane Lowry and was amazed I had to tab down as far as 130/140 to find him. Huge odds for a player of his ability but sadly he has not been performing this year and needs something to change, and fast. But a few quid at that price will not break the bank and he may even drift as he has shown nothing of note for too long. Hope he reads this because maybe he just needs a good kick up the backside.
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Gavin Green . Just got quoted 15/2 same bet from the Irish loudmouth bookie.
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Backed Grillo for this, win and top 10.
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that Grillo bet not my finest
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If that Grillo bet is not your finest then that's Ok, however if it's not your worst then that would be a worry!!
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I've had a WD a few holes into round 1 before, that was prob the worst, at least Grillo could still top 10 with 3 straight 65s. Still...
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grillo
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amazing how WW finds form,non major tourney
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ffs mannasero
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Larrazabal in the water at 14.
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back on sky sports 4
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fecking Useless Danny Willett wanted keep his run going on 18....4...5...6 and a 7 knob
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