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backed the first 3 from last year.
k aphibarnrat
haotong li
t fleetwood
good luck all.
k aphibarnrat
haotong li
t fleetwood
good luck all.
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Apr 25, 2016 -- 1:03AM, bobweenit wrote:
G them photos were sickening
yeh vile, they went to town on the female, fecking burma freaks
thats about the 5th time the commentators have mentioned scott hend leaving, hes right to, -13 has literally no chance
Yeah real sick but it was a set up them 2 r innocent apparently
Apr 25, 2016 -- 1:10AM, bobweenit wrote:
You love watchin my tv choices
thats cos we are basically identical!!
keep an eye on the hotel owner the bloke who was first at the scene and is in all the police pics when they get there
Apr 25, 2016 -- 1:10AM, GRANTCKING wrote:
2 sickening degenerates
true 
G this boy had a 5 shot lead blew it went out to 10s and came back
still might blow it! if he birdies the par 5 its all his
never seen this ole before, thought it was in the water before the comms said!
no idea why bubba watson would go and play this filth
I remember when woods was demanding apperance fees when he had 40mill in the bank or whatever, part of the reason why i never warmed to him
Apr 25, 2016 -- 1:27AM, bobweenit wrote:
Watchin the swinging skirts as well got a bet on that
lmao where u get a link for that?
http://cricfree.sx/watch/live/lpga-swinging-skirts-classic-live-streaming
not in this 1 but i got 2 on the go and Nrl in the other
24/04/2016 Accumulator (6) To Win
Haru Nomura @ 2.50
Outright Betting
Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic Outright Betting £99.00 Pending
K Nishikori @ 1.30
Alternative Game Handicap 2(+5.5)
R Nadal v K Nishikori Win
Barry Hawkins @ 2.50
Snooker Match Betting
Barry Hawkins v Ronnie O'Sullivan Pending
John Higgins @ 1.25
Snooker Match Betting
Ricky Walden v John Higgins Pending
Under 3.5 Goals @ 1.50
Over/Under 3.5 Goals
Crystal Palace v Watford Win
Leicester @ 2.00
Line(+6.5)
Leicester v Racing 92 Win
Haru Nomura @ 2.50
Outright Betting
Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic Outright Betting £99.00 Pending
K Nishikori @ 1.30
Alternative Game Handicap 2(+5.5)
R Nadal v K Nishikori Win
Barry Hawkins @ 2.50
Snooker Match Betting
Barry Hawkins v Ronnie O'Sullivan Pending
John Higgins @ 1.25
Snooker Match Betting
Ricky Walden v John Higgins Pending
Under 3.5 Goals @ 1.50
Over/Under 3.5 Goals
Crystal Palace v Watford Win
Leicester @ 2.00
Line(+6.5)
Leicester v Racing 92 Win
pays 3 large if I can get this girl in will need Bazza to land it
Wish I would have loaded more on the Korean, happy but seething I didn't load heavy
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BUBBA is BACK in 2017... 18/1 Bfred if your quick.
OK, lets right away RULE OUT EVERY SINGLE ONE of the 53 Chinese (1000/1) players...except maybe Li Hao Tong 35/1 (B365), Wu Ashun 200/1 & Liu Yanwei 400/1.
In a full field of 148 players - that leaves 98 possibilities.
BUBBA is BACK in 2017... 18/1 Bfred if your quick.
OK, lets right away RULE OUT EVERY SINGLE ONE of the 53 Chinese (1000/1) players...except maybe Li Hao Tong 35/1 (B365), Wu Ashun 200/1 & Liu Yanwei 400/1.
In a full field of 148 players - that leaves 98 possibilities.
Ryan Fox gets us underway with the FIRST TEE OFF TIME at 11.30 tonite
Bubba, FLEETWOOD, WIESBERGER & FISHER are the only OWGR T50 Players this week.
SOME 3Ball betting... Don't forget there 7 hours ahead of Thurles time.
| 23:40am | David Drysdale (15/8) | Sam Brazel (15/8) | Ricardo Gouveia (19/10) |
| 00:10 | Jason Scrivener (11/8) | Justin Walters (21/10) | David Howell (11/5) |
| 00:10 | Jorge Campillo (13/8) | Brett Rumford (11/5) | Rikard Karlberg (11/5) |
| 00:20 | Ross Fisher (6/4) | Joost Luiten (7/4) | Victor Dubuisson (11/5) |
| 00:30 | Tommy Fleetwood (6/4) | Bubba Watson (15/8) | Hao Tong Li (5/2) |
| 00:50 | Dean Burmester (6/4) | Gregory Bourdy (2/1) | Alejandro Canizares (9/4) |
| 01:00 | James Morrison (7/4) | Chris Hanson (9/5) | Lasse Jensen (9/4) |
| 01:00 | David Lipsky (13/8) | Paul Waring (19/10) | Julien Quesne (9/4) |
| 05:00 | Thongchai Jaidee (13/8) | Fabrizio Zanotti (19/10) | Scott Hend (9/4) |
| 05:10 | Alexander Levy (17/10) | Pablo Larrazabal (19/10) | Bradley Dredge (9/4) |
| 05:20 | Jordan Smith (6/4) | Thorbjorn Olesen (15/8) | Edoardo Molinari (12/5) |
| 05:30 | Bernd Wiesberger (11/10) | Soomin Lee (12/5) | Ashun Wu (3/1) |
| 05:50 | Matteo Manassero (13/8) | Carlos Pigem (9/5) | Richie Ramsay (21/10) |
THIS WEEK’s Euro Tour Player Blog comes from Alex Levy - For me it is always nice to come back to China. It was my first European Tour win and whenever you speak to a player about their memories of golf tournaments and big occasions, you always remember your first victory. I can still remember the holes I scored well on for my course record 62. This golf course really suits my game - it is open from the tee and has soft greens, so it’s more like target golf, which for me is how I like to play golf. This week in Shenzhen, we always go back to the Japanese restaurant at our hotel. It is really nice and one of my favourite places here, so I was there last night straight after my flight.
After the DP World Tour Championship last year, I said to myself now is the time to challenge myself and look at making some changes to my game. I had five or six years with my last coach, we had some great times and he helped build me from amateur to a winner on Tour, but it was the right time to change things up with a new coach and culture. And that’s how Pete Cowan came along. He works with some of the top players in the world, plus with his experience and knowledge of the short game that’s what drew me in. I think if you want to be a great player, you have to have a great short game.
After the DP World Tour Championship last year, I said to myself now is the time to challenge myself and look at making some changes to my game. I had five or six years with my last coach, we had some great times and he helped build me from amateur to a winner on Tour, but it was the right time to change things up with a new coach and culture. And that’s how Pete Cowan came along. He works with some of the top players in the world, plus with his experience and knowledge of the short game that’s what drew me in. I think if you want to be a great player, you have to have a great short game.
Shenzhen International
Tommy Fleetwood (Winner)
Bubba Watson (IF hecan he hold it for 4 rounds)
Joost Luiten (will go close)
Alexander Levy (not this week)
Brandon Stone (lots of birdies needed)
Res:Kiradech Aphibarnrat (had a bad curry)
Tommy Fleetwood (Winner)
Bubba Watson (IF hecan he hold it for 4 rounds)
Joost Luiten (will go close)
Alexander Levy (not this week)
Brandon Stone (lots of birdies needed)
Res:Kiradech Aphibarnrat (had a bad curry)
Bubba's on fire on Day 1. at Genzon GC this morning with a 6-under-par 34-32=66 to claim an early one-shot clubhouse lead. Two-time Masters champ made an early bogey at his third hole of the day, the 12th, but thereafter posted nothing but pars and par breakers. T29 and T8 on his previous visits shooting a 65 and a 66 on the course in the past, but both times in the final round, so he finds himself primed for a challenge in this tournament for the first time. 'IF'
He's 4 under the par 5's which is the important stat !
Most popular COMP picks
T Fleetwood 16
P Uihlein 16
R Fisher 13
A Levy 12
B Stone 11
T Fleetwood 16
P Uihlein 16
R Fisher 13
A Levy 12
B Stone 11
Play was suspended at 14:10 due to storms in the area and resumed at 16:00 but the loss of nearly two hours to the lightning threat meant bad light caused round one in China to be called off for the day.
Tommy Fleetwood (still 10's) is in fine form this season and has an excellent record at Genzon GC - started the 2017 Race to Dubai ranked outside the world's top 100 but enters this week's event at 33rd after securing big points with victory in the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship and second place at the WGC-Mexico Championship.
The Englishman missed the cut on his Masters debut but felt he didn't do much wrong at Augusta National.
This looks a great chance to get back on the leaderboard as Genzon has been a happy hunting ground for Fleetwood. He was runner-up in the 2014 China Open held there and has been T3 and T19 at Genzon in the two editions of the Shenzhen International. The 26-year-old, who sits second in the Race to Dubai behind Sergio Garcia, was also T3 at the Hong Kong Open in December so thrives in this corner of the globe.
The Englishman missed the cut on his Masters debut but felt he didn't do much wrong at Augusta National.
This looks a great chance to get back on the leaderboard as Genzon has been a happy hunting ground for Fleetwood. He was runner-up in the 2014 China Open held there and has been T3 and T19 at Genzon in the two editions of the Shenzhen International. The 26-year-old, who sits second in the Race to Dubai behind Sergio Garcia, was also T3 at the Hong Kong Open in December so thrives in this corner of the globe.
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