((((( THE OPEN Championship 2014 )))))

20/1 An albatross at c0rals

Cheers Reek.I thought 8's was generous.

thx reek

16-1 at coral now,whose lumped it?

£10--george coetzee@562/1

£10-brandon grace@440/1

£10-brooks koepka@410/1

£20-graham delaet@320/1

£10-mikko IIonen@95/1

early picks

large single bet sunday

xmoneyx
yeah ,worth it,just for the type of bets available

Thanks.  It was sold out in the local Tesco (the b******* killed of the local paper shop) so I got it at the nearest service station (only two left).
I see Steve Palmer picks Hideki Matsuyama at 66/1.  I backed Marsuyama at about 410 last year for a big green but although he finished 6th in horse racing terms "never nearer" so he was difficult to lay.
I found the 2011 RP Open preview a few days ago and only Chubby Chandler, Darren Clarke's manager, gave him a mention.

Fwiw I use this for local weather forecasts. http://www.windfinder.com/forecast/west_kirby_basin

Fwiw I didn't "big green" on Matsuyama.   I was hoping to "big green".

well i'd backed over 25 people for this, but then greened up for pennies, so book now is blank.
so many can theoretically win this, it's crazy, but even tho i am ITCHING to make some bets its the wrong play!! we all know the wind is king on links, so how can u bet b4 the day??? imo u cant, i will be up very early tomorrow and placing bets then.

But i honestly beleive if the weather for thursday right (very calm) the are gunna rip this course apart!!!, i'm talking 8 under + even 10s not out of the question, friday there saying wind may get up, i hope so.

also think especially the thursday, the longer hitters are gunna be top, all 4 par 5s reachable in two, those who have good eagle stats will do well.

Actually i lie, i have backed one player who i beleive is the CRAZIEST PRICE EVER enter BOO WEEKLEY , His game is 100% set up for a PURE testing links course. accuracy/gir/ball striking, he loves it. i have literally got enuff money to retire if boo could do it lol...just happens that boo's recent form is highlighted by a 5th at the hp byron in may, reffered to as a links style course!!!

good luck all.

sry boo's 1000 btw

Any you haven't backed Vegas

Scott goes clear fav.

lol - seriously if i haden't made the call to start again......NO LOL

studying for a few days, kept ooo he has a chance back, ooo him, back etc etc
as many have said, so much depth in these nowadays its so hard.

Jul 14, 2014 -- 11:41PM, vegasdreams wrote:

Just put a large bet on tiger @ 25 and scott @ 19 - I believe they will both be a couple of points shorter come Wednesday night, but will be trading out either way.

anyway bannahan - untill boo today, i'd only put up 1 play on here, as u can see scott - done / tiger just starting to move today

if i wasen't a degenerate gambler this is my team i'd go for if i knew i'd not do anything else...

schartzel nap
gallacher nb
garcia
jaidee
bourdy
broberg
todd
kucher
jimenez
casey
karlsson
rory and d.johnson 1st round leaders

again, i have not put these on as yet am waiting (plus gunna try some fast pic trading early inplay tomorrow)

sh!t obv boo aswell

Where can we get these fast pics you have Vegas ?

there are trade shops around the country dotted about, or get a 1.5m + dish and a azboz yer away.

It's on BBC....doubtful anyone can do faster than that.

5-live radio

Always got a shot on the radio xmoney - ski the bbc can, that's kinda the point, anyway it's golf theres no system, i'll prob get it wrong anyway lol.

Someone was asking why Noh was not playing.Just read he has turned down the option of being 1st reserve ,Ben Crane flew over today to take his chance at getting in.Hope he gets in ,can't understand why a young player like Noh would not take a chance and fly over.

Garcia - E/W @28s (Six places)

Matsuyama - E/W @66s (Seven places)

Snedeker - E/W @66s (Six places)

Manassero - E/W @150s (Six places)

Willett - E/W @150s (Seven places)

Must say though, the fact you know if a guy has made a putt or not by the odds contracting or lengthening does kill it a bit for me, i have tried to get in the habit of turning the machine off mid round Sunday but it stays off for about the first 3 holes then i fall into the hole of watching numbers move on a screen instead of watching the flippin sport

I've got one spot left up for grabs in my team. Rickie Fowler or Harris English. I wasn't going to back Fowler but 40/1 for 8 places is very tempting as he should be top 20 at least this week. Having said that, Harris English I think very highly of and think he is a future world number 1 in the making and has the all round game. Yes he is in a bit of a slump of form at the minute but if it all clicks then he has certainly proven he knows how to win and with his power and accuracy he could take advantage of the Par 5's. He's the kind of guy who is going to win at a stupidly big price soon and everyone is going to be kicking themselves saying 'Why did I not back him at that price?'

Hmmmmm.......

The rumours of "every caddie wants to be on Harris's bag" swayed me, especially at the prices.

By rumours i mean i probably read it somwhere and was half cut at the time

I've heard that rumour and all so you couldn't have been that cut. Stuff it, I will go with Harris at the prices. He showed glimpses on his opening round at the John Deere last week that he was getting back to his best. Hopefully a change of scenery will be enough for an upturn in fortune and he did show up well for a long way at the Travelers.

Rickie is probs 1.01 to place now I'm not going to back him but while I have a lot of time for Rickie as a decent human being and consistent player. I just think he's missing that X factor on the course and killer instinct to go with his style and clothing and actually win.

Jul 16, 2014 -- 4:21PM, xmoneyx wrote:

5-live radio

Useless.......

Jul 16, 2014 -- 4:42PM, frames wrote:

Someone was asking why Noh was not playing.Just read he has turned down the option of being 1st reserve ,Ben Crane flew over today to take his chance at getting in.Hope he gets in ,can't understand why a young player like Noh would not take a chance and fly over.

My point is that Noh should be in at the start since he won a tournament. I do believe any winner should have automatic qualification. It's unfair that winners from the last few tournaments get a place and not those from 2 to 6 months ago.

i fall into the hole of watching numbers move on a screen instead of watching the flippin sport

I agree.

Occasionally the fun is when the odds dropped really low on Sunday then go back up straight away......the TV will show the ball going almost into the hole then spins round the lip of the hole and doesn't go in.

have to laugh at mugs backing the likes of garcia when kaymer is roughly the same price!

Agreed ski.......i have had many a Major killed by the fact that i "know" what happens before it happens....from a punting point of view you have to have the machine on but it does massively take away from the drama, win or lose.

I  tried to watch the Masters with the machine off, but being on Blixt and speith i had to have it on especially when JS went 2 clear.....fooked it for me after that and wish i had just watched the box and died a slow death rather than knowing my fate before the gun was loaded

strong winds early starters fri




http://www.myweather2.com/Golf-Courses/United-Kingdom/Merseyside/Hoylake-Golf-Club.aspx?sday=2

5-live radio

special from hoylake 7pm




http://www.bbc.co.uk/5live

NAME THE PLAYER

LAST 6 RESULTS ON TOUR - 8TH - 10TH - 1ST - 6TH - 22ND - MC (tut,shot 68 1st round screwed the 2nd)

ventured to uk once couple of years back, played a links course - 31st

PRICE 1000

Anyone know???? lol obscene value imo, had to have a pound

Anyone know??  anyone want to know??

One of the Asian guys? Oda? Pagunsan?

close mate - lahiri but dont be kidded most of the results are from euro tour,3 top tens and a 1st, gotta be less than a thousand - right??? topping order of merit aswell!!!

Yeah, its worth a couple of quid for sure  :-)

Vegas lad.....buy yourself a magnum and put your feet up

lol wat  do u meeeeeeeeaaaan???

u think i talk too much? overthink a little?

when boo beats lahiri for the open u wont be able to stop yerself cheering me on

Riiiiiiight, finally finished my team off and here goes...

Matteo Manassero,
Zach Johnson,
Shane Lowry,
Edoardo Molinari,
Bradley Neil,
Webb Simpson,
Russell Henley,
Harris English.

Done the morning starters there as first round leader and all. Also backed Bradley Neil in pretty much every other maret such as first round leader, top GB and Ire ew and top 20 finish Just the 3 balls to sort out now and I'm stoked and ready for this championship to begin and be kicking myself for having done my money in after Round 1

Any opinions on this .

Was in PP shop today and they had 3/1 name 7 players to make the cut.

I immediately thought it was a mugs bet until l just checked oddschecker and it works out  6/4 bet365
and only 2.8 using best prices  backing the obvious 7 favourites

lm still thinking its a mugs bet tho ?

pick solid link players

pick players who have posted their 4 day outfits

sorry im late been busy getting my team ready, i know the followers have been getting impatient

£50 ew @80/1 keegan bradley
£50 ew @40/1 dustin johnson
£15 @ 40/1 rickie fowler
£15 @16/1 henrik stenson
£10 @66/1 robert karlsson
£5 @80/1 ernie els
£5 @125/1 mark leishman

gl

let's pick 7 to make cut

1.Adam Scott(been at hoylake last two weeks practicing

Jul 16, 2014 -- 7:44PM, BigRob1 wrote:

Any opinions on this .Was in PP shop today and they had 3/1 name 7 players to make the cut.I immediately thought it was a mugs bet until l just checked oddschecker and it works out  6/4 bet365and only 2.8 using best prices  backing the obvious 7 favouriteslm still thinking its a mugs bet tho ?

really like the look of it mine would be,will be!!

phil mic
furyk
garcia
donald
scott
karlsson
stenson

all in the top 50 in 2006 @ course - all much better players now!

good luck chrs for heads up.

was gunna have a go, but cant find the market online

was only in the shop and that was at 1 pm might be finished now.

rose
scott
stenson
mcdowell

mcilroy
garcia
mickelson/kaymer/day

they are the favs

l like the top 4 but wouldnt want to be relying on the likes of garcia or mcilroy

Ah fook it after all this l'll drive and see if its still there

l'll post the 7 if it is

xmoneyx 16 Jul 14 19:55 Joined: 12 Jul 11 | Topic/replies: 22,058 | Blogger: xmoneyx's blog
pick players who have posted their 4 day outfits Excited

1 Bet Padraig Harrington to win his third open

two bets for me...........
a lay of Tiger Woods & a trading wager on Ben Curtis.
Good Luck

Looks all set for a classic 4 days, champin at the bite here

Few fun bets first of all then the Main Preview below:

First Round Leader

M Ilonen 66/1
R Moore 100/1
R Cabrera-Bello 125/1
S Cink 175/1
G Bourdy 200/1

Outright

R Moore 200
B Haas 230
G Bourdy 510
S Cink 550

Best of luck everyone



Taken from my Blog...


                                         The Open Championship at Royal Liverpool

There are few finer sights in golf than the best players in the world battling it out on the great links courses of Britain & Ireland and this year is no different as we return to the classic Hoylake course at Royal Liverpool where the game’s elite are aiming to lift the greatest prize in the sport: The Claret Jug.  With conditions set fair for the week following a dry and sunny build-up the course is playing firm and fast, ideal for links golf. 2011 Champion Darren Clarke has described it as  “pure links” so we are set for a dramatic and exciting week. The challenge of links golf is one of the oldest yet most difficult to master: the imagination and creativity to play shots from unique positions, the ability to hit the ball low under the wind and control it and a tremendous short game are three key ingredients when looking for a potential winner.

2010 US Open Champion Graeme McDowell has everything you could want in a potential Open Champion and looks primed for a massive week. He is in fantastic form having just successfully defended his Open de France title at the tough Golf National course in Paris and ranks 1st in putting on the Official PGA Tour Stats. Add that to his brilliant driving and iron skills and you can see why he was 5th in the 2012 edition and maybe should have won. The Northern Ireland man is no stranger to the unique demands of links golf, being born and bred in Portrush and he will surely fancy his chances of adding a second Major to his collection. Take the 33/1 with Ladbrokes.

American Rickie Fowler has long been touted as golf’s next big thing and these past few months have seen him string some very impressive performances together on some of the world’s toughest courses. Under long-time coach Barry McConnell Fowler developed an appreciation and love of links golf which shows through in his brief yet already impressive Open Championship record: 14/5/31 in his first 3 appearances from 2010-2012. His performances in this season’s first two Major’s were outstanding: 5th in The Masters and 2nd at The US Open. He warmed up nicely for this week’s challenge with a fine 8th place at The Scottish Open, closing with an eyecatching 65 on Sunday and he will be full of confidence in his search for a first Major Trophy. Bet365 & Paddy Power are both paying 7 places each way so the 40/1 should be taken.

The European challenge looks particularly strong this year and I have 3 great value selections to complete the staking plan. Many will no doubt fancy Justin Rose to add to last year’s maiden Major triumph at the US Open and with victories in his last two tournaments his confidence will be sky high. He looks sure to go close but at 14/1 the value has long gone. Instead, at almost 5 times the price, why not have an interest in Welshman Jamie Donaldson. This has truly been a breakthrough season for Donaldson, so long a nearly man on the European Tour. Having finally broken his European Tour duck on the legendary links of Royal Portrush by winning the Irish Open he followed that up last year with victory in Abu Dhabi. That second victory has propelled him to a new level and a series of outstanding performances have followed this season, most notably 14th at The Masters and 2nd at the WGC-Cadillac Championship. The 66/1 on offer looks like tremendous value, especially with Betfair Sportsbook’s generous offer of 8 places each way. The flying Finn Mikko Ilonen has long looked the type to make a big impact at an Open Championship and this looks like his best chance yet. After several years ravaged by injury he has roared back with a vengeance, winning last month’s Irish Open to follow on from 2013′s Nordea Masters triumph. The icing on the cake is his outstanding record here at Hoylake: Amateur Champion in 2000 and 16th in the 2006 Open Championship itself. Most of the fancy prices have dispappeared but the 80/1, again with Betfair Sportsbook, still looks like excellent each way value. We complete our selections with the Great Dane Thomas Bjorn, who in the twilight of his career is playing some of his best ever golf. A  master of the links, he has compiled an enviable record in The Open Championship with finishes of 4th, 8th, 9th and  twice a runner-up, including his infamous and heartbreaking capitulation to Ben Curtis in 2003. He has won five titles in the past four years and went close in The Masters in April, leading briefly on Saturday before finishing an excellent 8th. He looks sure to have a good week so I have no hesitation in recommending the 55/1 with Betfair Sportsbook.


Happy punting

Cuyahoga



G McDowell 33/1
R Fowler 40/1
T Bjorn 55/1
J Donaldson 66/1
M Ilonen 80/1


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g/l Kj

It was still there l done

Rose
Scott
Stenson
McIlroy
Michelson
McDowell
Garcia

l just went with the 7 shortest odds


Also Wodds to finish in the top 7 (ties included) was 5/1 ,,did that as well.

Cheers X-Mo, you too

maybe my biggest team ever here lol .mainly yanks a few ozzies as there good wnd players and a few euros .dont see any value in the brits .here goes .kuchar plus 400 .bubba 500 speith 300.duibuison 500.english 400.blixt 475.woodpand 450.koepka 775.leishman 650.reed 625.delatt 525.cink 500.holmes 835.castano 1000.e.molinari 1000.jones 1300.henley 1300.weekley 1600.bull hurley 5k.field minus 65.good luck folks)

anyone,best twitter feed for the open?

may put 1 brit in fleetwood .first round leader castano reed watson

golf channel--USA

going to have a channel just  following tiger

tiger in my team but gave him a f)ree tansfer

"had"

Small ew interest for me on Adam Scott 14s (hills) 1st 7pls.
Hope he can do the biz this timeround, after feckin it up last yr .
Gd luck all

Almost time! The best week of the year is almost upon us!

My team is ready and feeling confident of a good week:

Mikko Ilonen   
£5,914.16
Ilonen has been pretty impressive since his win this year and if you look at his numbers for the Scottish Open he would have been in the the thick of it had it not been for an 8 on his card on Friday. Sort of player who often hits the front early and is very tough to dislodge.
Jamie Donaldson   
£5,978.28
Donaldson is almost a heavyweight player nowadays. He has done everything wrong over the last few weeks and yet has still came close to winning twice. As with Ilonen a good first round may be the key with him although he can win despite his frustrating slow starting of late.
Jonas Blixt   
£6,303.72
This lad is made for links golf, great short game and accurate long iron play makes me keep taking the 200/1 on offer.
Thorbjorn Olesen
£6,961.89
Strange year for Oleson! No real indicators for supporting him this week but he is made for tough courses and just on the off chance he has found something over the last few weeks I have taken some of the 380/1 for him.
Jason Day
£5,041.65
All year I have been talking about him as a likely winner of this years Open, I like the way he only plays selected events and focuses on the majors. He has everything required to win this week and if he is fully fit I cant see him being far away.
Rory McIlroy
£4,845.34
Rory needs a rocket up the behind! I was over the moon he shot that 78 in the Scottish last Friday as he might now get rid of what seems to me to be a bit of arrogance creeping into his game and just focus for all four rounds, if he does he could win by 15 shots!

LETS GET READY TO RUUUMMBLLLLLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Scott +1.1K
Kuchar +730
Zach +1.6K
Westwood +1.4K
Cabrera +2.2K
Gallacher +840
Simpson +2.1K
Todd +1.1K
Haas +1.7K
Na +1.8K
Leishman +1.6K
Na +1.7K
Horschel +1.7K
Hoey +2.7K
Hoffman +400
DeLaet +2.2K
Watney +910
Steele +1.2K
Streelman +2K
Every +500

The field -80

and with the books:
$10 Zach 1st round leader e/w
$60 Bubba e/w (half of that is free bet)

the bookies must love the majors, have u ever looked at the top of the place market - 13 players in the standard to place market before u reach 4/1 !!! its like a printing press for em!!

im back from my self imposed hiatus with thicker skin than ever! i banned myself from posting on all forums of all descriptions for a few months without any real heads up to forumites. i've been instead, observing the dynamics and idiosyncrasies of each forum. the key on here is to post something and make it sound like you are not too sure of yourself. but not too unsure. if you observe social dynamics, like a workplace for example, a group will usually not like the one who sounds sure of himself, because this reinforces their own insecurity and their subsequent control dramas play out.

for instance, i have been reading and reading and in all this time imo, the best thread to get no real traction was seaside's fourth round banker tips that got rubbished because he was too sure of himself. it was going so well. aberdonia asked for a tip, molinari came in and then the thread is over because seaside didn't get the encouragement and thanks he should have got. this really made me upset and reinforced to myself why i had to have a hiatus. but in hindsight that should have been the moment i came back....

good evening pokeron - nice to err online meet/say hello lol
sounds like most will already know u but I is pretty new - but I talk/type a lot and do waffle some garbage so no doubt see u around so to speak.

Any selection/advice/tips on the upcoming festivities???

good luck
ps - seaside screwed himself with not thinking about 1st post/title - ridiculous, but talked a lot of sense in the thread.

thongchai jaidee top 20 @ 6 sounds good.

not a fan of jin jeong who is hard to get right, but i think 110 for top asian seems more than fair. i think however, thongchai will ultimately take every asian to the cleaner. yes - even hideki. this guy is totally unrespected in betting usually imo.

i dont know why but i think those who played down under at royal melb at the world cup of golf will do well here. just a feeling with nothing really to back it up. i just feel that that tourney boosted every player's overall golf knowledge. you know on playstation how your boost your player's ratings by doing certain things? same thing. cue streelman, lahiri and co. streelman has already won since, which i missed out on and was seething. he is an appreciater of classic golf courses and should relish this week.

and if you want to back rory, i feel one should not back him outright. you are better off backing him first round leader. pays out in only one day at usually a one or two tick higher price than his outright price and he has led more first rounds than he has won tourneys lately as we all know. this policy surely has been vetted by now?

seems to me he leads first round more times than 1 in 20 starts last couple years. someone dig out a stat to verify this?

oh without doubt re rory, 1st rnds the bet, can't knock yer bets either, love jaidee will scrap a score outa nowhere and, so u know lahiri has won since aswell, alongside 3 top tens, I mentioned him on here, bleedin 1000!!, win or not, price is wrong.

hey vegas, yeah, like i said, seaside was too sure of himself which makes people react the way i described before. but that's the human condition isn't it? we want someone to not be so sure of themselves, but yet, we would feel more confident in their tip if they themselves are sure of it. crazy catch 22 isn't it?

i mean regardless of how he chose to articulate his first post, we should have given him a chance to be vetted. he could have been the real deal, or he could have been millionaire morse (for those who know morse). how often have we hard on here from forumites that they prob shouldn't do anything until the fourth round anyway? quite often. and that's the jist of what he was saying.

he was 1 from 1 which was a good start (i made money off molinari and am very grateful. it was a scary ride but he made it), and then he was still being chewed out after he got it right because he was upset noone took his advice after he was asked to provide his tip.

if only it was simply he was over confident - he never came across at all confident in his 1st post, he sounded , I hasten to say it but a bit "slow" and slightly deranged, the whole thing was just a comedy sketch.
you can't recover from that!!, the saddest part is in a way your right his comments inside the thread showed he was in no way stupid prob just lay n p!ssed lol, but were intelligent albeit very basic even to a newbie, the 1 out of one thing...well banker? your scary ride may tell its own story.

main outright bets.

ponce
furyk
thongchai
rose (i have a saying that i swear by. what happens once may never happen twice. but what happens a second time will surely happen a third)
streelman
gmac

thongchai and furyk are over 40 years of age so that means they are prob going to win

top senior: if the majestic one is off his game, mark wiebe can be the man (his stars align in july and is an epic price without having to beat very much should the Legend fall over doing a stretch (i got $2 on wiebe outright as well @ 2001). he has won three times in julys including last years senior edition of this tourney. but now i'm just sounding like ben fecking coley and david john from sportinglife. but they think alot like me so its makes sense.

top gb and ireland: d clarke. its a new man. its a new day. its 80/1!!

i havent posted on here in about 4 years. never one for short odds but cover bets on stenson, GMAC, Garcia and Scott. Surprised no one has shouted Casey. 55-1 ew 8 places wit Bfair looks very generous and 75's on the exchange to trade... also Karlsson @ 110 on exchange (likes Scotland, coming into form at the right time) and of course Ilonen has a brilliant record round here and is in form 100's looks long. Also Donaldson and Gallagher @100's. Cant resist 500-1 on David Howell for a trade. probably the death knell for all of them. Oh yeah and El Pato - loves majors and won Greenbriar - I think was top 20 here in 2006 - will take 80's. Good luck everyone. F@ck I love the Open. It's The Open, we've all already won.

backed spieth @ 50s , scott @ 14s, rose @ 16s 3 x a ton , no layin .

Ski-Wiz 15 Jul 14 15:22 

    Jul 15, 2014 -- 10:19AM, xmoneyx wrote:


    easier to put what your not betting vegas


Just wait for Quincy.....he will have have an army of 60+ this week

Doubt it, Ski.  Might get up to 20.

Hunter Mahan for me

justin rose must be one under while not at the course !!

into 15's already....

Morning

i'm getting the impression,folk think i'm some madmen and backed everyone in the feild?!?! for clarification ALL my bets pre - off are...

Schwartzal
Reed
Todd
Bourdy
Weekly
Lahiri
Karlsson

Thats it - full stop,quite disaplined if i do say so myself!!

maybe someone sees something in the mounting yard/practice tee that he really likes from mr personality?

however, me thinks justin is prob still sleeping...

I noticed Rose, 16/16.5 Back/Lay at the start, 14.5/15 soon after.

double on 1st for wiesberger!!

c wood 1st man under par, off and away at the first

Adam Scott
Justin Rose
Rory McIlroy
Tiger Woods
Martin Kaymer    
Phil Mickelson
Graeme McDowell
Rickie Fowler    
Brandt Snedeker
Paul Casey    
Ian Poulter    
Matteo Manassero    
Harris English    
Brian Harman    
Nick Watney    
Russell Henley    
Richard Sterne    
Peter Uihlein

For now.........

Top 10.....rarely ventured outside the 'winner' market.
Tiger Woods
Mikko Ilonen

support for schartzel, hardly mentioned on here but 110 yesterday 60/90 now

A man has been arrested after colliding with a security guard while attempting to drive a golf buggy out of the gates at the Open at Hoylake.

Merseyside Police said a 45-year-old man was arrested after the incident outside gate four of the site.

well the idea i had it was easy here seems shaky 15 players away 10 of em over par!!

3 players under par

Hey guys....a new thread just opened in case you didn't know.

the pgatour social hub good so far - theres 3 or 4 of em so get regular updates

http://www.pgatour.com/social-hub.html     make sure u have it on media not players

At the start here are my men

Kaymer
Casey
Day
Jimenez
Walker
Broberg
Baldwin
Chesters

More to be added over the days

Mikko Ilonen and Tiger Woods are finnish

vegasdreams • July 16, 2014 1:21 PM BST

Actually i lie, i have backed one player who i beleive is the CRAZIEST PRICE EVER enter BOO WEEKLEY , His game is 100% set up for a PURE testing links course. accuracy/gir/ball striking, he loves it. i have literally got enuff money to retire if boo could do it lol...just happens that boo's recent form is highlighted by a 5th at the hp byron in may, reffered to as a links style course!!!

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Gd start by Scott (-4)keep it going big man

Update.....added.

Dustin Johnson
Brooks Koepka
Bubba Watson
Zach Johnson
Jonas Blixt

Trying to get the Moli brothers....no luck

Update....added

Charl Schwartzel
Jim Furyk
Francesco Molinari
Edoardo Molinari

THE top four and ties at Royal Liverpool earned exemptions into the 2015 Masters.
McIlroy (winner), Rickie Fowler (T2) and Sergio Garcia (T2) & Jim Furyk 4th.

The top 10 and ties receive automatic berths for NEXT year's Open Championship at St. Andrews.

1st--Rory McIlroy T2--Rickie Fowler; Sergio Garcia 4th--Jim Furyk

T5--Marc Leishman; Adam Scott

T7--Edoardo Molinari; Charl Schwartzel

T9--Victor Dubuisson; Graeme McDowell; Shane Lowry.