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that seems a great draw for the ham shanks
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Wheres the stand out bet then lads? Dubission? Furyk?
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reed was shot to bits today..but a nights rest and a bad back for henrik..hmm dunno pal
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Remind me what happens to the latter games if the overall tie has already been decided. Do they play them out but get very generous with the gimmees?
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Sportsbook multiples?
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Looking at that draw 6/4 for the yanks to win day 3 singles stands out
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look for fresh guys against played all 4 matches fellows
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I will be shocked if mugilroy loses to captain orange.
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you would think a grader had made those marches, very good match ups
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Mcllroy, Dubuisson, Bubba and Webb Simpson - 4 timer.
Pays 13/1 on Billy's with one letting you down, stake back. Betfair multiples seems non-existant. Absolute pony. |
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agreed par..almost spooky
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spread 'momentum' references 100-105
spread 'postman' references (includes special delivery, second class post, late delivery, courier service (in event of an eagle)) 85-90 |
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oh, and lovin' Victor's work, think McDowell is right about him...
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poults v simps should be funny..clash of the trash..my dosh will be on poults(even though i hate the *rick)
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11:36: Graeme McDowell v Jordan Spieth - Europe
11:48: Henrik Stenson v Patrick Reed - Europe 12:00: Rory McIlroy v Rickie Fowler - Europe 12:12: Justin Rose v Hunter Mahan - Europe (NAP) 12:24: Stephen Gallacher v Phil Mickelson - USA 12:36: Martin Kaymer v Bubba Watson - a/s 12:48: Thomas Bjorn v Matt Kuchar - USA 13:00: Sergio Garcia v Jim Furyk - Tough one this, I just favour Furyk - USA 13:12: Ian Poulter v Webb Simpson - Poulter will win this - Europe 13:24: Jamie Donaldson v Keegan Bradley - USA 13:36: Lee Westwood v Jimmy Walker - a/s 13:48: Victor Dubuisson v Zach Johnson - Just prefer Dubisson - Europe |
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Very optimistic there, Slippy.
Yanks will be loose and swinging, no pressure. Bound to be a bit of drama as the board reds up. 13/8 US to win the singles looks appealing. |
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only strong opinion I have is that Gallacher looks a big price to beat Mickelson
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I fancy doing a yank treble, so it's Spliff, Fat Pat and Blubba for me.
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agreed
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with reese
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I just cannot see that happening Oz. This will be all over rather quickly methinks.
McDowell, Rose and McIlroy will all win, then the septics will be going for mad shots. We'll see how my predictions fare. |
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Mickelson was not great on Friday. Gallagher had a shocker but he's had a day to sort his swing out. Looks massive to me at 15/8.
Dubuisson, Donaldson, Furyk and Gallagher. Easy money. |
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Think Speith will do Mcdowell, played much the better golf. Dubuisson has been unreal and would be a confident selection if the last match was played properly, but caveat emptor on all the late matches.
Think Speith, Rose, Mickelson, Furyk and Reed look the best bets. Can't be having Mcuseless, Simpson, Watson at all. |
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Mcuseless = Gallacher.
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also think Jimmy Walker should be favourite to beat Westwood but wary of getting involved in late matches as charwell points out.
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every year when i look at the singles matches it always looks to me that the yanks will fancy it, never works out that way though.
really fancy Furyk to beat Garcia, he has played very poorly all week, every part of his game has been average at best. |
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anyone think Dubuisson looks awfully like a young Benny from Abba ?
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yes, I am already looking forward to his rendition of 'The Winner Takes It All' when he gets his green jacket in the Butler cabin in 2016.
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I wouldn't put anyone lumping on Furyk to turn over Garcia aberdonia, he missed some shocking short putts today that my gran would have nailed.
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anyone *off*
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his driving has also been rubbish, as has his irons. infact Garcia has been "useless"
![]() will be having a few quid on Jim, they yank tv boys have been ripping poor Jim apart, thought he played superbly this morning. |
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Graeme McDowell v Jordan Spieth - USA
11:48: Henrik Stenson v Patrick Reed - USA 12:00: Rory McIlroy v Rickie Fowler - A/S 12:12: Justin Rose v Hunter Mahan - A/S 12:24: Stephen Gallacher v Phil Mickelson - USA 12:36: Martin Kaymer v Bubba Watson - Europe 12:48: Thomas Bjorn v Matt Kuchar - Europe 13:00: Sergio Garcia v Jim Furyk - USA 13:12: Ian Poulter v Webb Simpson - USA 13:24: Jamie Donaldson v Keegan Bradley - USA 13:36: Lee Westwood v Jimmy Walker - USA 13:48: Victor Dubuisson v Zach Johnson - Europe |
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Has the busy schedule caused some of these players to arrive here playing rubbish and golfed out ?
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playing scotland at this time of the year, even though it has been decent weather is very tough, the ball flies nowhere,its been blowing every day and that rough is horrendous to play out of.
perfect european weather. a few of the yanks play in the wind at home, they have a few texans, but cold winds are so different. i know in aberdeen where it blows all the time that when you play in the summer, your ball goes through the win no problem, at this time of the year the ball will go 40 yards less off the tee. McGinlay imo has set the course up perfectly for our boys and deserves a lot of credit. |
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OK Tom Watson put all his form players out early and expect he will get some joy..........Spieth,Reed,Mahan,and Furyk look a nice quartet.
Hate goin against Justin cos he has been our best player but think this morning was his peak and unlikely to repeat tommo and he will need to against Mahan who is out to rub out memories of Celtic Manor. |
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I think Henrik will hammer Reed.
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The thing with Rose is tomorrow is the 3rd day......normal strokeplay 3rd day is on Saturday and Rose is almost always pants on the 3rd day.
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to be fair he has played 4 rounds of golf in 3 days.
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2 days
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