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Future major winner.
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Can't argue with that logic
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$13.5m in 3 weeks.
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some clown called horshell a bottler when he dumped his second into the drink when needing an eagle to tie.he just hit a bad shot, it happens.hes a volatile guy and a streaky player but therrs nowt wrong with his nerve, he knows how to win.as rhino says he could easily win a major at some stage.
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me late?? never happen, just watched on the big screen :))
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Was talking to grant vegas.
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Maybe Ski....at least he showed bottle. Got €50 out of him but unfortunately if I could get my hands on jockey Joey O'Brien. Lord, but his sister would have won on Australia in yesterday's Irish Champion Stakes.Destroyed an excellent punting few days and not my fault.
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i can see why everyone thinks Europe are good things, theyre at home, seem to be in better form and invariably win the thing but it also usually ends up very tight so whilst i alsdo fancy them to win i wont be in a hurry to bet them at 4/7
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just playing devils advocate tober, and im no fan on job but just what id he do wrong,hit the front more than a furlong out , went 2 lths clear looked sure to win, just happened to get run down, did anyone think he was giving it a bad ride as it shot clear and traded at 1.01?
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lol paranoia setting in early
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Quincy 14 Sep 14 11:58
Decisions. Decisions. Decisions. Cash-out and lose about 50% of my lay-out or stay in, salute and go down with the ship. I think the betting is wrong. Rory and Horse are too short. But there#'s no way Horse should be three times the price of Rory. Furyk is about right and the others seem too big. No idea what too do. So, its back to the spreadsheet and formulate a plan. Good luck with yours. Summed it up almost perfectly, but still managed to do most of it wrong. Backed Rickie @ 11 (wrong price), but dumped him at 6.6. Missed Furyk and Horschel, but fluked laying Jimbo @ 2.08. Realistically, got let off with a caution. Well done, winners. |
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At the end of the day , the only American coming after Horschel ( USA ) was Jim Furyk , but his bogey bogey finish put paid to him . Jim is in the veteran stage , but still is USA's most dependable player .
Horschel WON the Fedex and the Tour Championship . He showed that he had the balls to go and win it , he may have had a bit of luck on the putting green , but you make your own luck . Only problem for Horschel is whether the rewards will blunt his hunger . Haas won it a few years ago , has not progressed despite having a good swing . Rory still finished second despite only playing at around 90% , that must worry the others with less talent than Rory . |
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Rory was less than 90% and agree must be a worry to some - altho he practically told people not to back him on saturday after play, in his interview, said not playing well, said he was suffering fatigue, he reiterated these points more than once!!
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Well done vegas , and if Rory was less than 90% the others must have huge worries . Justin Rose must have been closer with a semi decent start , should have a good Ryder Cup .
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was sort of kicking myself as billy was 3.5 in his two ball against rory.....................taking out of the equation all the -6s etc day/fowler/rose/furyk
only time will tell if Billy will become a consistent golf challenger or this was a sreaky couple of weeks and will slip back into journeyman territory....... taking nothing away from his last three weeks he was clearly deserving on merit but there are examples of players such pre fed ex days such as villegas who won two on the trot around the same time of the year never to win again on the pga slighly diff context donald i dont think it will be lack of hunger after winning big pot will hold him back but thinking this could be a couple of weeks where the golfing gods smiled on him and everything slooted into place. in his favour hes now eligible to play in everthing and can pick and choose his schedule to give himself chance to become a top player........but personally think on raw talent fowler/speith will turn out to be more consistent classier us players... it is a pity he wont play the ryder cup as one feels he earned the right but that is the selection process |
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was he really that big in the 2 balls!
missed a trick there if u were wanting just to punt him, not something i'm going to miss again, i will be checking!!! |