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Having a crisp sounding tournament name clearly doesn't come into consideration for naming sponsor rights on the PGA Tour.
Best course of all the Texas venues which attracts a handy little field each year and has done so again. Fighting fires on two fronts this week, ball rolling here with Dufner. It's an even year which bodes well for him here and starting to simmer in recent weeks, just needs to come to the boil. Wasn't expecting 48/50 as a price.
Best course of all the Texas venues which attracts a handy little field each year and has done so again. Fighting fires on two fronts this week, ball rolling here with Dufner. It's an even year which bodes well for him here and starting to simmer in recent weeks, just needs to come to the boil. Wasn't expecting 48/50 as a price.
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-14 from English is as good as -14 from Rory last time I checked. Harris has a good angle in on 17
Speith is playing against his demons. English just needs not to drop any shots.
May 29, 2016 -- 10:23PM, Total Bosman wrote:
Exactly 20 feet for Jordan on 16.
Disgustingly good putting.
Palmer is hilarious when in contention, his cheeks get redder and redder and he gets angrier and angrier.
Palmer is hilarious when in contention, his cheeks get redder and redder and he gets angrier and angrier.
Tweeter Alliss @TweeterAlliss · 3m3 minutes ago
Watch out world, Jordan has his mojo back. Majestic.
Watch out world, Jordan has his mojo back. Majestic.
to be fair he wasn't up against much, nice guys but when they had the chance they were happy to get ball on green 40 feet from the hole never went for it.
So Muirfield Village next week with the big 3 all entering on the back of a win (assuming Jordan closes here). Promoters dream.
Fking drops from tv towers, play it as it lays ya **** 
One thing i've noticed abut Speith is he just 'hacks' it around and ends up with lucky bounces or drops. I don't mind as i've made plenty of money from him. Mind boggles though....
to be fair if he bogeyed the way home from the 15th he would still have won. If Harris saw himself in the lead he would do a Palmer on it.
Worst result of the year for me, but with the way he's hit it vs the way he's putted and chipped it's hard to see how it could be otherwise. Fair play.
A shaman with a chipper or putter.
I think he is a better putter than Tiger.
Can anyone share comparison sats between the two?
I think he is a better putter than Tiger.
Can anyone share comparison sats between the two?
Spieth will be well in contention in the US Open where scrambling is essential
Guy on radio went crazy,not watching,was the chip in unreal good?
Not my worst result - got into a winning position a few times this evening. But I have to say he wrecks my f*ckin' head
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Still make a nice-ish profit on golf - but it would be so much better if that jammy git would ever go away.
.Still make a nice-ish profit on golf - but it would be so much better if that jammy git would ever go away.
Watching those highlights. No doubt amazing talent. Just ends up in bad positions constantly
Well done Speith. Glad he got his mojo back. Makes golf more interesting.
Yes would have to say Spieth is the greatest putter ever, in the world ever, ever.
Jason Sobel @JasonSobelESPN · 3m3 minutes ago
Jordan Spieth wins his eighth career PGA Tour title before the age of 23. Just for perspective's sake, Tiger Woods had seven at this point.
Jordan Spieth wins his eighth career PGA Tour title before the age of 23. Just for perspective's sake, Tiger Woods had seven at this point.
Just wish Speith hadnt finished so well. Wont get as big a price for him at the US Open now
Cant knock that stat, just makes it look hard sometimes but he is griity also..
Cant trust Speith that much. If he has to play with Day at any point he wont implode. He is left in awe on Days long game and almost gives up
Not sure about in awe tbh,thing he loses his swing for periods as its quite an unnatural robotic movement imo
Always struggles when playing with Day. Admitted it himself that he can't get over how far Day hits it, almost drives him to distraction and his game goes to poop
Oakmount is all about bunkers, nearly 200 of the blighters
No water for Speith to worry about and no trees.
The course is perfect for him.
No water for Speith to worry about and no trees.
The course is perfect for him.
His swing goes to poop sometimes when day not playing also,but hey he is 22 and looks like he will be at top for a while
heres a st peter--doubter
@JasonSobelESPN @TweeterAlliss he is no Tiger Woods even Woods was not this lucky
@JasonSobelESPN @TweeterAlliss he is no Tiger Woods even Woods was not this lucky
Sometimes going to poop vs going to poop nearly every time makes Jordan very easy to profit from when betting.
I got greedy today and didnt make much profit with Jordan, but I didn't bet much and only got involved today. At the open I'll back him providing he is a decent price, but if Day is going well and they are both tee off together at anytime I will lay him. And I'll also bet on Day to win the vs market anywhere I can. I make no serious golf bets other than on Speith and I've done incredibly well on him. The guy is a dream from a betting point of view.
I got greedy today and didnt make much profit with Jordan, but I didn't bet much and only got involved today. At the open I'll back him providing he is a decent price, but if Day is going well and they are both tee off together at anytime I will lay him. And I'll also bet on Day to win the vs market anywhere I can. I make no serious golf bets other than on Speith and I've done incredibly well on him. The guy is a dream from a betting point of view.
May 30, 2016 -- 9:21AM, xmoneyx wrote:
so you layed him off just before 12th masters?
Yeh I did actually and the evidence is in the masters thread.
I actually said as far back as day 2 of the Masters that he had a big choke in him when everyone thought he would walk away with it, but even I didn't imagine it would be as bad as it was. Masters pay day thread I advised a lay couple of holes before he went in the water. To be fair so did a couple of other posters. I have mixed feelings about Speith, but I think the more he matures the more I'll be a fan. Happy for his win last night
They ALL have a choke in them. Not one player is an exception.
Spieth wins 2 Majors and more PGA wins than Tiger Woods before the age of 23.
He is a winning machine, it's the consistency of choking that counts.
His incredible putting is done under extreme pressure.
He chokes less than just about anyone in the game.
Spieth wins 2 Majors and more PGA wins than Tiger Woods before the age of 23.
He is a winning machine, it's the consistency of choking that counts.
His incredible putting is done under extreme pressure.
He chokes less than just about anyone in the game.
his read on putts,and distance control is exceptional
funny thing is he breaks traditional an modern technique moving head,to look at hole
funny thing is he breaks traditional an modern technique moving head,to look at hole
Catch Me ifyoucan • May 26, 2016 12:59 PM BST
therhino • May 26, 2016 8:28 AM BST
Thread on fire
"A damaging afternoon t-storm; storms may bring downpours, large hail, damaging winds, and a tornado" ffs
BETTER HAVE A WEATHER CHECK.....this is Texas remember (not Melbourne)
therhino • May 26, 2016 8:28 AM BST
Thread on fire
"A damaging afternoon t-storm; storms may bring downpours, large hail, damaging winds, and a tornado" ffs
BETTER HAVE A WEATHER CHECK.....this is Texas remember (not Melbourne)
BRYCE MOLDER, Charley H, Chris Kirk, Dufner, Sneds & SPIETH should be on your radar
Jon Rahm obviously not done enough to get on the radar of whoever does the markets at BF towers, possible tournament favourite lingering between Herron and Hurley down the bottom. Finger on the pulse as always.
The DEAN & DELUCA Invitational is one of the five events on the PGA Tour with “invitational” status, 121 Players with and a 3-year exemption for the winner with T70 & ties making the cut.
This Invitational (formerly The Crowne Plaza) or simply The Colonial has been a victim of the weird 2016 scheduling - with the addition of golf in the Olympics last year and three Majors approaching more rapidly than Winter - Fuse that with the European Flagship BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth this week - and the strength of the 10th oldest PGA TOUR event has been quite diminished.
It’s not to say The Colonial is devoid of talent, it’s not. However, the depth of this field, it’s thinner than Jordan Spieth’s hairline. This Texas two-step has also switched places with last week's Dallas-area sister event.
This Invitational (formerly The Crowne Plaza) or simply The Colonial has been a victim of the weird 2016 scheduling - with the addition of golf in the Olympics last year and three Majors approaching more rapidly than Winter - Fuse that with the European Flagship BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth this week - and the strength of the 10th oldest PGA TOUR event has been quite diminished.
It’s not to say The Colonial is devoid of talent, it’s not. However, the depth of this field, it’s thinner than Jordan Spieth’s hairline. This Texas two-step has also switched places with last week's Dallas-area sister event.
The fourth event of Adam Scott’s "Texas Slam" - after the Valero Texas Open from TPC San Antonio, Shell Houston Open (SHO) from Humble outside Houston, last week’s AT&T Byron Nelson from TPC Four Seasons Resort in Irving and now the 70th time Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth plays host to this Invitational.
THIS week we again honour Ben Hogan at Colonial CC - designed by Perry Maxwell and John Bredemus - it's also known as “Hogan’s Alley” after the legendary 5 times champion - with narrow fairways and dramatic dog-legs shaping this course from the tee, it goes down as a classic shot-maker's layout without question. Not to be confused with the 6th hole in Carn-nasty or Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades - The PGA Players voted this as one of their top 5 courses to play on TOUR.
THIS week we again honour Ben Hogan at Colonial CC - designed by Perry Maxwell and John Bredemus - it's also known as “Hogan’s Alley” after the legendary 5 times champion - with narrow fairways and dramatic dog-legs shaping this course from the tee, it goes down as a classic shot-maker's layout without question. Not to be confused with the 6th hole in Carn-nasty or Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades - The PGA Players voted this as one of their top 5 courses to play on TOUR.
Only Ben Hogan has defended his title at Colonial. He did it twice. There’s not much wonder why this place has the nickname “Hogan’s Alley”.
Course Architect in 1936 was Perry Maxwell – he was the driving force behind Augusta National after Alistair Mackenzie’s death and it’s not a coincidence that Scott and Zach are winners here and have also been 'green jacket' winners (and Sergio too !). Major Champions have also featured strongly in the winners circle here.
Another Par 70 course with only two Par 5s - the 1st Hole and 11th hole. The course opens with a friendly Par 5 which is usually the easiest hole on the course.
However that’s where the birdie chances also ends - then the fun starts - from Hole 3 onwards, with a 247 yard Par 3 fourth hole and the extremely tough 481 yard 5th hole, likely to take back any shots that were gained earlier. It is a tight tree lined track with small greens, numerous doglegs, very well placed fairway bunkers and water in play on six holes.
This is a real test of ball striking and driving accuracy is even more important this week. Course management in finding those small greens will also be crucial (within the Top 30 in GIR will be required) as will scrambling stats when the greens are missed. Strokes Gained Putting another important stat as those putts must drop. EXPERIENCE is a prerequisite for success at Colonial, other than the winners-only SBS Tournament of Champions and World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship, no tournament that has existed as long at this Invitational has gone this long without a first-time winner. Garcia is its last, back in 2001.
Previous Winners........
2016: Spieth-less 263 (-17) by 3 shots from Harris English.
2015: Chris Kirk -12 over Jason Bohn, Brandt Snedeker, Jordan Spieth -11
2014: Adam Scott -9 over Jason Dufner in playoff
2013: Boo Weekley -14 over Matt Kuchar -13
2012: Zach Johnson -12 over Jason Dufner -11
2011: David Toms -15 over Charlie Wi -14
2010: Zach Johnson -21 over Brian Davis -18 (72-HOLE RECORD: 259)
2009: Stricker. 2008: PHIL (& won 2000). 2007: Sabbatini. 2006: Herron. 2005: Perry (& won 2003).
Two time winners ??? Wonder can Kirk or Weekley can step up to the plate again ??? IF Jordan wins, he joins Mr Ben Hogan as title defenders!
ADD Tom Dumoulin 4/6 in the GIRO & Bernhard Langer 7/2 (SENIORS PGA) to your bets in Hogan's Alley
Course Architect in 1936 was Perry Maxwell – he was the driving force behind Augusta National after Alistair Mackenzie’s death and it’s not a coincidence that Scott and Zach are winners here and have also been 'green jacket' winners (and Sergio too !). Major Champions have also featured strongly in the winners circle here.
Another Par 70 course with only two Par 5s - the 1st Hole and 11th hole. The course opens with a friendly Par 5 which is usually the easiest hole on the course.
However that’s where the birdie chances also ends - then the fun starts - from Hole 3 onwards, with a 247 yard Par 3 fourth hole and the extremely tough 481 yard 5th hole, likely to take back any shots that were gained earlier. It is a tight tree lined track with small greens, numerous doglegs, very well placed fairway bunkers and water in play on six holes.
This is a real test of ball striking and driving accuracy is even more important this week. Course management in finding those small greens will also be crucial (within the Top 30 in GIR will be required) as will scrambling stats when the greens are missed. Strokes Gained Putting another important stat as those putts must drop. EXPERIENCE is a prerequisite for success at Colonial, other than the winners-only SBS Tournament of Champions and World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship, no tournament that has existed as long at this Invitational has gone this long without a first-time winner. Garcia is its last, back in 2001.
Previous Winners........
2016: Spieth-less 263 (-17) by 3 shots from Harris English.
2015: Chris Kirk -12 over Jason Bohn, Brandt Snedeker, Jordan Spieth -11
2014: Adam Scott -9 over Jason Dufner in playoff
2013: Boo Weekley -14 over Matt Kuchar -13
2012: Zach Johnson -12 over Jason Dufner -11
2011: David Toms -15 over Charlie Wi -14
2010: Zach Johnson -21 over Brian Davis -18 (72-HOLE RECORD: 259)
2009: Stricker. 2008: PHIL (& won 2000). 2007: Sabbatini. 2006: Herron. 2005: Perry (& won 2003).
Two time winners ??? Wonder can Kirk or Weekley can step up to the plate again ??? IF Jordan wins, he joins Mr Ben Hogan as title defenders!
ADD Tom Dumoulin 4/6 in the GIRO & Bernhard Langer 7/2 (SENIORS PGA) to your bets in Hogan's Alley
As is the case for most Par 70 layouts, making the easy birdies on the Par 5s will be essential to collecting a novelty check, but Par 4 scoring becomes a far more important factor. Especially when you look at the length of the Par 4s. Seven of the 12 on course measure between 400-450 yards. Normally, that’s counterbalanced with some more difficult, lengthier Par 4s, but that’s not the case at Colonial. There are only three longer than 450 yards, leaving birdie making opportunities at No. 2 (389 yards) and No. 17 (387 yards), two of the easier holes on the course.
The field can also vault up the leaderboard if they’re dominant on Par 3s from 190-200 yards. Three of the four Par 3s fall in that specific range. Overall, any style can win at Colonial, but seeking out players who are particularly good from those key ranges will be the best way to predict a winner. Unless, they fall victim to the “Horrible Horseshoe,” that is. Holes 3-5 can cripple any player. NO ONE IS SAFE!!!!!!!!!!
Since 1983, the Horrible Horseshoe has played to a combined score-to-par total of +6,613 while the other 15 holes have played to -769.
In 2015, Hole No. 3 was the second most difficult on the course (+0.124), No. 4 was fourth (+0.41), and No. 5 was the toughest (+0.263).
For some context: 91 bogeys, 16 double bogeys, and 4 “others” were made at No. 5 against 29 birdies last year.
And, of 11,802 rounds played at Colonial, just 1,623 of those rounds have played holes 3-5 under par.
There are only 21 players to have a career relative to par score under par on the Horrible Horseshoe.
The field can also vault up the leaderboard if they’re dominant on Par 3s from 190-200 yards. Three of the four Par 3s fall in that specific range. Overall, any style can win at Colonial, but seeking out players who are particularly good from those key ranges will be the best way to predict a winner. Unless, they fall victim to the “Horrible Horseshoe,” that is. Holes 3-5 can cripple any player. NO ONE IS SAFE!!!!!!!!!!
Since 1983, the Horrible Horseshoe has played to a combined score-to-par total of +6,613 while the other 15 holes have played to -769.
In 2015, Hole No. 3 was the second most difficult on the course (+0.124), No. 4 was fourth (+0.41), and No. 5 was the toughest (+0.263).
For some context: 91 bogeys, 16 double bogeys, and 4 “others” were made at No. 5 against 29 birdies last year.
And, of 11,802 rounds played at Colonial, just 1,623 of those rounds have played holes 3-5 under par.
There are only 21 players to have a career relative to par score under par on the Horrible Horseshoe.
Normally a warm week for the Dallas area with several days making a run at 90 degrees. The Texas winds usually stand up as the first line of defence on this par 70 but only moderate breezes will be the norm during the two rounds and the trend will continue as we head into Memorial Day weekend holiday in the USA.
Sunday sets up as the best day for scoring but with the threat of rain and thunderstorms while daytime temperatures could eclipse 90 degrees. In similarly warm, windy and humid conditions last year, the field averaged 70.197. That's in line with recent history at Colonial. With a birdie-or-better percentage of 25.93 (10th-lowest of the season) and a scrambling clip of 57.06 percent (17th-lowest), the premium is on hitting Greens in Regulation (GIR stat please). Should be easy to pick a winner.
Sunday sets up as the best day for scoring but with the threat of rain and thunderstorms while daytime temperatures could eclipse 90 degrees. In similarly warm, windy and humid conditions last year, the field averaged 70.197. That's in line with recent history at Colonial. With a birdie-or-better percentage of 25.93 (10th-lowest of the season) and a scrambling clip of 57.06 percent (17th-lowest), the premium is on hitting Greens in Regulation (GIR stat please). Should be easy to pick a winner.
Thankfully, Colonial is an invitational event, which shrinks the field to 121 players from the 156 entrants we had last week, keeping out a lot of the bottom end riffraff, but there’s still a dearth of overall talent.
ONLY Seven of the Top 30 players OWGR in Dallas: Masters champ Sergio Garcia (6), defending champ Jordan Spieth (7), Jon Rahm (12), Paul Casey (14), Matt Kuchar (18), Two timer Phil Mickelson (21), and Siwoo Kim (29).
Eleven of the Top 20 in the FedEx Cup standings are in the field too including Perez, Hadwin, Brian Harman, Kisner, Horschel, Wes Bryan, Leishman, and MacKenzie Hughes. Besides them we have TOUR regulars, former champs, and recent leaderboard names at Colonial: Snedeker, Charley, Zach, Ryan Palmer, Webb Simpson, Kevin Tway, Sung Kang, Finau, McGirt, Grillo, Kyle Stanley, Ryan Moore, Cam Smith, Bill Haas, Steve Stricker and GMAC.
Eleven of the Top 20 in the FedEx Cup standings are in the field too including Perez, Hadwin, Brian Harman, Kisner, Horschel, Wes Bryan, Leishman, and MacKenzie Hughes. Besides them we have TOUR regulars, former champs, and recent leaderboard names at Colonial: Snedeker, Charley, Zach, Ryan Palmer, Webb Simpson, Kevin Tway, Sung Kang, Finau, McGirt, Grillo, Kyle Stanley, Ryan Moore, Cam Smith, Bill Haas, Steve Stricker and GMAC.
Kuchar played very well last weekend and is certainly over due. 25/1 seems fair enough. Just wondering where i can view tee times and weather forecast. If his draw seems an advantage i will take the 25s on offer.
Weather/tee times no disadvantage this week imho.... only moderate breezes
A note for Sunday - the 29th tournament of the 47 long season where so far 20 of the 26 winners (minus Match Play and team-Zurich) have emerged out of the FINAL group on Sunday, including Horschel last week.
THE CONTENDERS y’all know.....
Say howdy to Jason Dufner 25/1 who has made 6 of 8 cuts at Colonial, including two runner-up finishes and a T6 last year. Jason was on the cusp of contending over yonder last week before falling just outside of the T10. He fits the mould of a great ball-striker on a course that demands just that.
Bud Cauley 33/1 has been hot of late, with back-to-back Top 5's & 10s in his last four starts. Bud’s made two of his three cuts in this tournament, with both going for top 25s. Ain’t my first rodeo on this horse.
Chris Kirk 55/1 a course horse starting to come back to form, T12 at Sawgrass, is impossible to ignore this week, having made 7/7 cuts including a win, a T5 and five T16 finishes at Colonial over the years.
Brandt Snedeker 50/1 – Made all six cuts here, with half going for T20’s including a T5 in 2015. Had T30s in his five starts prior to a missed cut last week.
Marc Leishman 45/1 has never missed a cut in six trips, with a T13 last year marking one of two T25s. His form is in good shape, with a win already on the resume in 2017 and coming off a T13 last week at the AT&T Byron Nelson.
Ryan Palmer 33/1 – It’s always easy to back this Texan in his home state. It makes it even simpler considering he tied for third here last year and has two other T5’s in 13 visits to Colonial CC. Three top 11s in his last five starts dating back to the RBC Heritage.
OTHERS ain’t nothin’ but yellow-belly Yankees...
Sergio Garcia 14/1 has failed to meet expectations since his Masters win, but to be fair it has only been two starts. Sergio is a past winner in this event, and has three top 20s in his seven attempts while he’s also missed three cuts, so anythin' could happen with this Spaniard.
Matt Kuchar 25/1 grabbed a T10 last week without ever actually contending. The bigger surprise is that it’s only his third T10 of the season. He’s made eight of nine cuts, with three top 10s in this event.
Billy Horschel 45/1 you may be surprised to find that he has never played this event. The emotional win on Sunday will surely lead him to even bigger things, this week or very soon again. Billy got hot and stayed hot in the FedEx Cup Playoffs a few years ago so don’t be atall surprised if he’s in the hunt again on Sunday.
That’s all I got for ya today folks! Ya'll come back now! Ya hear?
Say howdy to Jason Dufner 25/1 who has made 6 of 8 cuts at Colonial, including two runner-up finishes and a T6 last year. Jason was on the cusp of contending over yonder last week before falling just outside of the T10. He fits the mould of a great ball-striker on a course that demands just that.
Bud Cauley 33/1 has been hot of late, with back-to-back Top 5's & 10s in his last four starts. Bud’s made two of his three cuts in this tournament, with both going for top 25s. Ain’t my first rodeo on this horse.
Chris Kirk 55/1 a course horse starting to come back to form, T12 at Sawgrass, is impossible to ignore this week, having made 7/7 cuts including a win, a T5 and five T16 finishes at Colonial over the years.
Brandt Snedeker 50/1 – Made all six cuts here, with half going for T20’s including a T5 in 2015. Had T30s in his five starts prior to a missed cut last week.
Marc Leishman 45/1 has never missed a cut in six trips, with a T13 last year marking one of two T25s. His form is in good shape, with a win already on the resume in 2017 and coming off a T13 last week at the AT&T Byron Nelson.
Ryan Palmer 33/1 – It’s always easy to back this Texan in his home state. It makes it even simpler considering he tied for third here last year and has two other T5’s in 13 visits to Colonial CC. Three top 11s in his last five starts dating back to the RBC Heritage.
OTHERS ain’t nothin’ but yellow-belly Yankees...
Sergio Garcia 14/1 has failed to meet expectations since his Masters win, but to be fair it has only been two starts. Sergio is a past winner in this event, and has three top 20s in his seven attempts while he’s also missed three cuts, so anythin' could happen with this Spaniard.
Matt Kuchar 25/1 grabbed a T10 last week without ever actually contending. The bigger surprise is that it’s only his third T10 of the season. He’s made eight of nine cuts, with three top 10s in this event.
Billy Horschel 45/1 you may be surprised to find that he has never played this event. The emotional win on Sunday will surely lead him to even bigger things, this week or very soon again. Billy got hot and stayed hot in the FedEx Cup Playoffs a few years ago so don’t be atall surprised if he’s in the hunt again on Sunday.
That’s all I got for ya today folks! Ya'll come back now! Ya hear?
See BETFAIR have not priced up three players - LINGMIRTH, Xander Schauffele & CT Pan.
TEE TIMES/3 ball betting.......some nice pairings to watch
| 13:11 | Ollie Schniederjans (5/4) | Matt Jones (2/1) | Derek Fathauer (3/1) |
| 13:11 | Scott Brown (11/8) | Patton Kizzire (21/10) | Ryan Blaum (21/10) |
| 13:22 | Kyle Reifers (6/4) | David Hearn (7/4) | Whee Kim (12/5) |
| 13:22 | Bud Cauley (6/4) | Kyle Stanley (7/4) | Kevin Streelman (10/3) |
| 13:33 | Bill Haas (6/5) | Rod Pampling (13/5) | Fabian Gomez (3/1) |
| 13:33 | Kevin Kisner (7/5) | Ryan Moore (19/10) | Steve Stricker (5/2) |
| 13:44 | Danny Lee (7/4) | Graeme McDowell (7/4) | Robert Streb (14/5) |
| 13:44 | Nick Watney (9/5) | Scott Piercy (15/8) | Jonas Blixt (2/1) |
| 13:55 | Stewart Cink (13/8) | Brian Gay (7/4) | J J Henry (5/2) |
| 13:55 | Jon Rahm (6/4) | Sergio Garcia (13/8) | Si Woo Kim (10/3) |
| 14:06 | Emiliano Grillo (11/10) | Chris Kirk (13/10) | Steven Bowditch (7/1) |
| 14:06 | Matt Kuchar (6/4) | Phil Mickelson (7/4) | Wesley Bryan (11/4) |
| 14:17 | Brian Harman (1/1) | Vaughn Taylor (9/4) | Hunter Mahan (4/1) |
| 14:17 | Cameron Smith (7/5) | Billy Hurley (15/8) | Brian Stuard (5/2) |
| 14:28 | Sean OHair (6/4) | Geoff Ogilvy (9/4) | Michael Thompson (9/4) |
| 14:28 | Sung Kang (6/4) | Graham Delaet (28/17) | Chris Stroud (10/3) |
| 14:39 | Martin Laird (17/10) | Michael Kim (2/1) | Anirban Lahiri (21/10) |
| 14:39 | Sam Saunders (11/10) | Martin Piller (7/4) | Jazz Janewattananond (3/1) |
| 14:50 | Xander Schauffele (10/11) | Beau Hossler (13/10) | Keith Clearwater (7/1) |
| 18:00 | Blayne Barber (17/11) | Dominic Bozzelli (15/8) | Bryce Molder (21/10) |
| 18:00 | Seung-Yul Noh (11/8) | Zac Blair (7/4) | Tim Herron (7/2) |
| 18:11 | Chad Campbell (13/8) | JT Poston (11/5) | Patrick Rodgers (9/4) |
| 18:11 | John Huh (6/4) | J J Spaun (17/10) | Ricky Barnes (5/2) |
| 18:22 | Jason Kokrak (6/4) | Cameron Tringale (13/8) | Angel Cabrera (16/5) |
| 18:22 | Ryan Palmer (19/20) | Boo Weekley (11/4) | Kelly Kraft (10/3) |
| 18:33 | Adam Hadwin (11/8) | Jhonnattan Vegas (2/1) | Jhonattan Vegas (9/4) |
| 18:33 | Marc Leishman (6/5) | James Hahn (9/5) | Greg Chalmers (4/1) |
| 18:44 | Jason Dufner (8/13) | Davis Love III (7/2) | Matt Every (4/1) |
| 18:44 | William McGirt (8/5) | Nick Taylor (2/1) | David Lingmerth (9/4) |
| 18:55 | Paul Casey (6/4) | Billy Horschel (21/10) | Brandt Snedeker (9/4) |
| 18:55 | Tony Finau (7/5) | Charley Hoffman (17/10) | Mackenzie Hughes (10/3) |
| 19:06 | Webb Simpson (13/10) | Ben Martin (19/10) | Cody Gribble (3/1) |
| 19:06 | Jordan Spieth (6/5) | Zach Johnson (12/5) | Pat Perez (5/2) |
| 19:17 | Harold Varner III (17/11) | Cameron Percy (15/8) | Jason Bohn (15/8) |
| 19:17 | Lucas Glover (11/8) | Chez Reavie (9/4) | Daniel Summerhays (5/2) |
| 19:28 | Camilo Villegas (28/17) | Scott Stallings (28/17) | Tyrone Van Aswegen (21/10) |
| 19:28 | Harris English (13/10) | Martin Flores (7/4) | Rory Sabbatini (5/2) |
| 19:39 | Bryson Dechambeau (7/5) | Yuta Ikeda (28/17) | Curtis Luck (5/2) |
| 19:39 | Kevin Tway (4/5) | Brandon Hagy (6/4) | Jamie Sadlowski (13/2) |
EARLY snap shot...
Jon Rahm 6 5 13/2 13/2 6 11/2 11/2 15/2 13/2 29/5 13/2 13/2 13/2 13/2 5 4 29/5
Jordan Spieth 10 12 11 10 10 10 10 9 9 57/5 9 10 9 9 10 53/5
Kevin Kisner 12 16 16 14 12 16 16 14 14 16 12 14 14 14 14 18 31/2
Sergio Garcia 16 20 20 20 16 22 22 14 20 18 16 22 20 20 18 14 16
Ryan Moore 20 25 20 18 16 18 18 20 22 16 16 20 22 22 18 20 14
Scott Brown 16 22 20 18 25 22 22 18 18 22 12 18 18 18 20 18 25
Paul Casey 20 22 28 25 25 28 28 18 18 28 16 25 18 18 22 20 28
Jason Dufner 20 25 28 25 25 28 28 22 22 31 22 25 22 22 22 22 27
Matt Kuchar 20 30 28 28 25 30 30 25 25 31 22 28 25 25 28 33 31
Ryan Palmer 22 33 33 28 33 33 33 33 35 41 33 33 33 33 33 41
Graeme McDowell 28 35 33 40 40 25 25 33 35 27 33 28 33 33 28 33 38
Pat Perez 40 40 40 33 33 35 35 33 35 39 33 33 33 33 35
Adam Hadwin 33 35 40 33 40 40 40 28 30 43 25 33 28 28 33 33 44
Zach Johnson 40 35 40 33 33 33 33 40 40 51 33 33 40 40 33 40 49
Tony Finau 33 33 33 33 33 40 40 33 35 61 33 33 33 33 33 33 61
Brian Harman 25 28 33 28 33 33 33 33 40 31 33 33 40 45 40 40 30
Brandt Snedeker 45 40 45 33 40 40 40 33 35 47 33 40 33 33 40 49
Marc Leishman 40 45 33 28 33 33 33 33 33 51 33 33 33 33 51
Billy Horschel 33 40 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 61 40 33 50 50 40 50 49
Webb Simpson 40 40 50 50 50 40 40 55 55 89 40 40 50 55 40 55 77
Phil Mickelson 66/1
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Jon Rahm 6 5 13/2 13/2 6 11/2 11/2 15/2 13/2 29/5 13/2 13/2 13/2 13/2 5 4 29/5
Jordan Spieth 10 12 11 10 10 10 10 9 9 57/5 9 10 9 9 10 53/5
Kevin Kisner 12 16 16 14 12 16 16 14 14 16 12 14 14 14 14 18 31/2
Sergio Garcia 16 20 20 20 16 22 22 14 20 18 16 22 20 20 18 14 16
Ryan Moore 20 25 20 18 16 18 18 20 22 16 16 20 22 22 18 20 14
Scott Brown 16 22 20 18 25 22 22 18 18 22 12 18 18 18 20 18 25
Paul Casey 20 22 28 25 25 28 28 18 18 28 16 25 18 18 22 20 28
Jason Dufner 20 25 28 25 25 28 28 22 22 31 22 25 22 22 22 22 27
Matt Kuchar 20 30 28 28 25 30 30 25 25 31 22 28 25 25 28 33 31
Ryan Palmer 22 33 33 28 33 33 33 33 35 41 33 33 33 33 33 41
Graeme McDowell 28 35 33 40 40 25 25 33 35 27 33 28 33 33 28 33 38
Pat Perez 40 40 40 33 33 35 35 33 35 39 33 33 33 33 35
Adam Hadwin 33 35 40 33 40 40 40 28 30 43 25 33 28 28 33 33 44
Zach Johnson 40 35 40 33 33 33 33 40 40 51 33 33 40 40 33 40 49
Tony Finau 33 33 33 33 33 40 40 33 35 61 33 33 33 33 33 33 61
Brian Harman 25 28 33 28 33 33 33 33 40 31 33 33 40 45 40 40 30
Brandt Snedeker 45 40 45 33 40 40 40 33 35 47 33 40 33 33 40 49
Marc Leishman 40 45 33 28 33 33 33 33 33 51 33 33 33 33 51
Billy Horschel 33 40 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 61 40 33 50 50 40 50 49
Webb Simpson 40 40 50 50 50 40 40 55 55 89 40 40 50 55 40 55 77
Phil Mickelson 66/1
66's bar
Good golf so far from GMAC, making his debut here, one under the 'Horrible Horseshoe' and @ -4 with two to play.
Top debutant RAHM is one over for the 'HH' but also @ -4 with three to play.
Snap the 80's on Emiliano Grillo - steady golf @ -1
Johnny Rahmbo 5 9/2 9/2 4 4 4 4 4 23/5 9/2 4 4 4
Kevin Kisner 12 14 14 12 12 12 12 12 76/5 12 14 12 12
Jordan Spieth 14 16 16 14 16 16 14 14 16 14 14 14 14
Zach Johnson 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 88/5 14 16 16 16 17
Sergio Garcia 11 18 16 14 16 16 14 14 17 16 14 14 14
Phil Mickelson 14 18 16 16 18 18 16 16 18 16 14 16 16
J T Poston 1 18 18 18 20 20 18 16 19 18 18 18 18
Graeme McDowell 20 22 20 20 18 18 22 22 22 22 18 22 22
Ryan Moore 20 22 20 20 20 20 20 20 24 20 18 20 20
Paul Casey 18 22 20 20 20 20 20 20 26 20 20 20 20
Marc Leishman 33 35 33 28 33 33 28 30 23 28 33 28 28
Scott Brown 33 35 33 33 33 33 33 35 39 33 33 33 33
Webb Simpson 28 35 28 28 33 33 28 33
40's bar
Kevin Kisner 12 14 14 12 12 12 12 12 76/5 12 14 12 12
Jordan Spieth 14 16 16 14 16 16 14 14 16 14 14 14 14
Zach Johnson 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 88/5 14 16 16 16 17
Sergio Garcia 11 18 16 14 16 16 14 14 17 16 14 14 14
Phil Mickelson 14 18 16 16 18 18 16 16 18 16 14 16 16
J T Poston 1 18 18 18 20 20 18 16 19 18 18 18 18
Graeme McDowell 20 22 20 20 18 18 22 22 22 22 18 22 22
Ryan Moore 20 22 20 20 20 20 20 20 24 20 18 20 20
Paul Casey 18 22 20 20 20 20 20 20 26 20 20 20 20
Marc Leishman 33 35 33 28 33 33 28 30 23 28 33 28 28
Scott Brown 33 35 33 33 33 33 33 35 39 33 33 33 33
Webb Simpson 28 35 28 28 33 33 28 33
40's bar
TONITE TEE TIMES...
| 18:11 | Ollie Schniederjans (11/8) | Derek Fathauer (9/4) | Matt Jones (5/2) |
| 18:11 | Scott Brown (5/4) | Ryan Blaum (9/4) | Patton Kizzire (5/2) |
| 18:22 | David Hearn (7/4) | Kyle Reifers (7/4) | Whee Kim (7/4) |
| 18:22 | Bud Cauley (7/4) | Kyle Stanley (7/4) | Kevin Streelman (9/4) |
| 18:33 | Bill Haas (19/20) | Fabian Gomez (11/4) | Rod Pampling (4/1) |
| 18:33 | Kevin Kisner (11/8) | Ryan Moore (13/8) | Steve Stricker (10/3) |
| 18:44 | Graeme McDowell (11/8) | Danny Lee (7/4) | Robert Streb (10/3) |
| 18:44 | Nick Watney (28/17) | Scott Piercy (7/4) | Jonas Blixt (5/2) |
| 18:55 | Stewart Cink (11/8) | Brian Gay (13/8) | J J Henry (7/2) |
| 18:55 | Jon Rahm (5/4) | Sergio Garcia (7/4) | Si Woo Kim (4/1) |
| 19:06 | Chris Kirk (11/10) | Emiliano Grillo (6/4) | Steven Bowditch (6/1) |
| 19:06 | Phil Mickelson (13/8) | Matt Kuchar (7/4) | Wesley Bryan (3/1) |
| 19:17 | Brian Harman (1/1) | Vaughn Taylor (15/8) | Hunter Mahan (9/2) |
| 19:17 | Cameron Smith (7/4) | Billy Hurley III (2/1) | Brian Stuard (2/1) |
| 19:28 | Sean OHair (5/4) | Michael Thompson (9/4) | Geoff Ogilvy (3/1) |
| 19:28 | Sung Kang (11/8) | Graham Delaet (13/8) | Chris Stroud (7/2) |
| 19:39 | Michael Kim (6/4) | Martin Laird (7/4) | Anirban Lahiri (5/2) |
| 19:39 | Jazz Janewattananond (1/100) | Martin Piller (1/100) | Sam Saunders (1/100) |
| 19:50 | Beau Hossler (1/100) | Keith Clearwater (1/100) | Xander Schauffele (1/100) |
Webb Simpson 19/10.....3rd last year and his season reads 16,mc,11,mc,48,mc,41,39 & mc.
Paul Casey 9/2.....5th in 2009 is his best here.
Danny Lee 15/2.....22,10,38 - last 3 years, and 5th last week !!!
Kevin Kisner @9/1.....10,5,mc - last 3 years.
Jonny Rahm 11/1.....making a fine debut.
Paul Casey 9/2.....5th in 2009 is his best here.
Danny Lee 15/2.....22,10,38 - last 3 years, and 5th last week !!!
Kevin Kisner @9/1.....10,5,mc - last 3 years.
Jonny Rahm 11/1.....making a fine debut.
Kevin Kisner 4/6
Webb Simpson 6
Jordan Spieth 6
Jon Rahm 8
Sean OHair 9
Webb Simpson 6
Jordan Spieth 6
Jon Rahm 8
Sean OHair 9
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