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24 Oct 16
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Not the ideal time for us in the UK but a quality field to look forward too.
Famous big hitters DJ and Bubba have won here recently but Knox triumphed with a more conservative style last year. It's probably a fair challenge and there's all sorts of layouts.
There's about ten I could back here with a mixture being course suitability and guys in form. Though I'm opting at the prices for..
S Garcia 33/1
R Knox 40/1
L Oosthuizen 66/1
S Kjeldsen 125/1
(Odds taken)
GL all.
Famous big hitters DJ and Bubba have won here recently but Knox triumphed with a more conservative style last year. It's probably a fair challenge and there's all sorts of layouts.
There's about ten I could back here with a mixture being course suitability and guys in form. Though I'm opting at the prices for..
S Garcia 33/1
R Knox 40/1
L Oosthuizen 66/1
S Kjeldsen 125/1
(Odds taken)
GL all.
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@FRANKIE I like YOUR sCANDANAVIAN CHOICE AND THE JUICY 125/1. Another Euro Ryder Cup man, new kid on the block, Thomas Pieters I think might just show us a bit more of his talents this week. I may go both players and add Rory for 3 against the field.
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Lot of rain about in the next 24/36 hours so the course should be softened up. Is going to suit the big hitters in that case. My 3 against the field would be :
Dustin (6/1 pp) P Reed (25/1 pp, 6 places) 33s freely available, with 5 places T Pieters (50/1 pp) Best of luck all |
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Hmm. Should have checked the weather before I paced these bets. You are right monarch. DJ and co will thrive here in wet conditions.
Pieters looks attractive now. He was one I shortlisted anyway. May need to go in. |
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I was in early on Pieters 100euro @ 55/1 and managed to lay 100 @ 50/1 Nice business if u can get it.
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Small few quid on J.B. Holmes as he will like green fairways.
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Talking about rain. Thundershower here in Dumaguete City. 32 C
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Must go looking for the local golf course here.\
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Noticed a little support for Paul Casey. Has to be respected. Traded a free euro100 if he brings home the bacon.
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The day before a fine tournament. Pity more people do not contribute here but just look for wisdom. That is fine but a bit of banter is always interesting. @ QUINCY.... LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR PICKS. My recent p and l on golf does not make pretty reading. Sport of Kings is keeping me green.
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It will be soft yes but then it usually is at Sheshan, makes it easy for the good wedge players to go pin seeking when they lay up, while making the approach over water to the par 5's longer for the big boys. Three of the par 5's have water carries on the second shot, the 8th you have to carry off the tee as well. Can easily go the other way, just like last year with Knox and Kisner and when Bubba won it was Clark he beat in the playoff.
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I will have a go buts its very small stakes for me. Looking for value ill take Fowler 45/1 Moore 55/1 Hun-An 80/1 all e/w.
Good Luck All i think we will need it! |
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@El Bandido...... u seem to have a strong hand after round 1. Good work as per usual.
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Ill have a wee nibble on 2nd round leader market. I think 11/2 Matsuyama & 9/2 Fowler are the stand out prices for me, i slightly favour Fowler but its a split stake win bet on each for me. Anybody have any thoughts on this market guys?
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I'm laying Young buck Berger @ 2.62 to win his 3-ball if anyone fancies a nibble top price 6/4 on the high street.....
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I think it will take a tap on the ankle with a hurley to halt the gallop of Hideki. Now in the top 10 rated globally and does not freeze in the lead. I hope I am incorrect.
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Hurts me seeing Matsuyama in the lead !!! Backed him more times through the summer and he couldnt buy a putt.
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Will be hard to peg back Hideki imo. Hopefully Knox can tho!
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Will cheer on knoxy for you frankie. Seems a fair price at 7.6 at the moment. Still can't believe he wasnt a wild card for ryder cup.
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Catch Me ifyoucan • October 26, 2016 2:23 PM BST
THE TOP 50 OWGR qualified for the WGC-HSBC Champions in Shanghai (Rors beats Hideki) so that leaves Chris Kirk #74 as the highest ranked player in this farmers field. Won't be easy |
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I am in the cricket test market but due to my lack of knowledge about the game, I am in a quandry after laying England early on for too much. Will gladly take any advice.
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Ill take Fowler for top 5 finish at a bit over 3/1 on Betfair.
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Superb win by Hideki..well deserved.Big player now!!
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Big player now....have you not seen how well he Augusta ?
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*plays
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Was 33's
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Seen plenty of him thanks,,never seen him win at augusta!!Putting not good enough for there,yet!! Putted well this week and made the difference!
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His prices are/will drop for the majors next year but somme juicy odds still available at the moment im on e/w as ithink he is a cracking little golfer with huge potential.
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2017 WGC HSBC CHAMPIONS
BACK AGAIN TO the gently rolling parkland of Sheshan International Golf Club, in Songjiang a satellite city almost 40km west of Shanghai for the 2017 WGC HSBC Champions. Only a field of 78 Players (seven Chinese) boasts 18 of the top 25 in the world rankings. A very very exclusive Private Club with water in play on 11 holes, drastic elevation changes (most Chinese courses are flat) with undulating bent grass greens, four Par5's & the drivable Par4 16th where bombers (+ straight hitters) have a significant advantage as the course was toughened in 2014 & 2015. (note shorter hitters can feature - but not often & especially not in recent years). Only just 800 members who reportedly pay over $USD 400,000 per annum in membership fees (highly restricted and a long waiting list). The back nine plays around a man-made island with 20 villas [i]each large enough to be a clubhouse and reputed to sell for as much as $USD 40 million each![/i] THEY BET..... Dustin Johnson 9 8 15/2 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 Hideki Matsuyama 10 10 8 10 10 10 10 10 11 57/5 - 2016 winner by 7shots & first Asian winner in 18 years of WGC competition. Jason Day 16 18 16 16 16 16 16 16 14 17 Marc Leishman 14 18 14 18 16 16 16 16 16 18 Jon Rahm 16 18 16 16 16 14 14 16 16 19 Paul Casey 16 20 18 20 20 20 20 20 18 22 Brooks Koepka 22 20 20 20 18 16 16 20 16 20 Justin Rose 20 18 18 20 18 20 20 20 18 21 Ross Fisher 28 28 25 25 25 25 25 25 28 28 Tyrrell Hatton 28 25 25 25 25 22 22 25 28 29 Henrik Stenson 33 25 25 25 25 20 20 25 22 29 Phil Mickelson 33 28 30 33 33 33 33 33 25 37 Francesco Molinari 28 25 28 28 33 28 28 33 33 43 Matthew Fitzpatrick 33 35 33 33 33 33 33 33 35 39 Pat Perez 25 30 28 33 33 35 35 33 25 51 40's bar WEATHER 21° or 22°, Precipitation 1% with partly sunny and pleasant days this week. |
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Ole mate Leish should be offended that Casey is shorter odds than him. The field for this seems to weaken a little each year, more of a sugar free WGC than a WGC. Think one of the form guys on the planet at 22s is a fair bet, not many tickling the fancy this week.
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Agree about Leishman rhino... he's one of my two picks. Also fairly obvious but Ross Fisher has finished 3rd and 6th the past two years and has had a great few months.
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LOL,signing in,the Hattrick...I am also on both,Matsy my third bet!
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Just seeing DJ -5 after 6 holes. Must have been some awesome last 12 by him.
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Well that couldve gone better,small pop Rose only runner!
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DJ
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DJ bot is malfunctioning
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Stenson is huge right now. Had a tickle
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DJ now 4.9
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dj massive choke.
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