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What are these organisers doing to attract these fields? Was really good last year and even better this year (I think, haven't fully checked). The other week-after-major tourneys severely struggle, and that's with RBC sponsorship and in the case of Harbour Town, a bloody good course as well. Whatever they are doing to get all the big guns to turn up, fair play to them.
Shame the market has no money in it to trade, everyone focusing their cash on that little sporting event in Russia I guess.
Shame the market has no money in it to trade, everyone focusing their cash on that little sporting event in Russia I guess.
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Reavie looks short to me, we know what usually happens in the final round here.
leaderboard completely sh@t itself. Anyone else having problems?
Jun 22, 2019 -- 10:27PM, therhino wrote:
leaderboard completely sh@t itself. Anyone else having problems?
Yep. PGA leaderboard all wrong.
lol, tbf I genuinely was thinking he was going to get a good lead with that 7ft par save and then stiffing the next. So glad I hadn't given up too much on Reavie though. Seems odd to say Reavie would be my best win for a couple of seasons when I always normally lay him!
Good work Hank, Chez is fine for me this week but a bit bittersweet when he was enormous for me last week.
which is why I prefer to try to get the players on their losing weeks lol
Bosman......going to be densely packed alright...... (between -7 and -9).......on a chasers track
could be too big of a lead for the chasers, but it is chez. He hates trophies.
but as you say it is chez
Got to be thinking about taking a profit Hank? Speaking from bitter Kaymer experience 1.5ish is not to be sniffed at.
It can't be all that often you see two different guys with 5 shot leads in the space of what, 9 holes?
This is a bloodbath. If chez just shoots a very respectable -2 on the back 9 tomorrow looks a great day, -7 assuming he makes that is ridiculous.
nope TB! I just checked on the back 9 meltdown for Sucher - good news for me, but tough going for him. Still, he can get a top 10 and we'll both be happy
Kind of kills this thing for tomorrow but 28 is one of the better 9s you'll ever see, back 9 was playing pretty tough.
If you ever need me to pop out in the future TB just let me know
9th hole: .....Zack Sucher: -15.......Chez Reavie: -9
13th hole:.....Chez Reavie: -13......Zack Sucher -10
A 9-shot swing in just 4 holes put Reavie on top of the leaderboard (from 6 behind to 3 in front)
WILL THE OPPOSITE HAPPEN SUNDAY ?
13th hole:.....Chez Reavie: -13......Zack Sucher -10
A 9-shot swing in just 4 holes put Reavie on top of the leaderboard (from 6 behind to 3 in front)
WILL THE OPPOSITE HAPPEN SUNDAY ?
OWGR #1630 Matthew Wolff bogeyed his final three holes en route to a 4-over-par 35-39=74 in the third round and at 2-over 212, will not have a Sunday tee time.
A total of 82 players made the 36-hole cut of 2-under 138 so a second cut of low 70 and ties took place after 54 holes and fell on 1-under 209. This was the 20-year-old's second career TOUR event after a T50 at the 2019 WM Phoenix Open, also on a sponsor exemption.
Joining him on the bench for R4: 210- Matt Jones; Harris English; Nick Taylor; Jim Herman; Shawn Stefani; Troy Merritt; Cameron Tringale .. 211- Beau Hossler; Sung Kang .. 212- Tom Hoge .. 213- Alex Cejka.
A total of 82 players made the 36-hole cut of 2-under 138 so a second cut of low 70 and ties took place after 54 holes and fell on 1-under 209. This was the 20-year-old's second career TOUR event after a T50 at the 2019 WM Phoenix Open, also on a sponsor exemption.
Joining him on the bench for R4: 210- Matt Jones; Harris English; Nick Taylor; Jim Herman; Shawn Stefani; Troy Merritt; Cameron Tringale .. 211- Beau Hossler; Sung Kang .. 212- Tom Hoge .. 213- Alex Cejka.
OWGR #48 Chez Reavie LEADS BY SIX.....
....after a 35-28=63 (equaled back nine record) and matched the low round of the week with Jason Day/R2.
It’s only his second 54-hole lead/co-lead - the first came way way back at the 2008 RBC Canadian Open where he won his maiden (and only) TOUR title. After opening with 65-66, the Kansas native began the day T2 and two back.
Reavie plays with Bradley (Chez plays with Keegan....it’s a knockout......in games without frontiers) on Sunday.
....after a 35-28=63 (equaled back nine record) and matched the low round of the week with Jason Day/R2.
It’s only his second 54-hole lead/co-lead - the first came way way back at the 2008 RBC Canadian Open where he won his maiden (and only) TOUR title. After opening with 65-66, the Kansas native began the day T2 and two back.
Reavie plays with Bradley (Chez plays with Keegan....it’s a knockout......in games without frontiers) on Sunday.
Diaz plays with Sucher....Roberto plays with Zach 
We’ve seen recent examples of 54-hole six-shot leads being overturned.
Marc Leishman was actually in a tie for 20th before surging through to win with a 62.
Bubba fired a 63 to triumph last year while, famously, Kevin Streelman closed with seven straight birdies to win In 2014.
And let's not forget Jim Furyk's record-breaking 58 here in 2016 although he was so far back that was only good enough to secure him a top five.
Six-shot leads rarely get overturned but if there's one place where it could just happen, TPC River Highlands would be near the top of the list.
Marc Leishman was actually in a tie for 20th before surging through to win with a 62.
Bubba fired a 63 to triumph last year while, famously, Kevin Streelman closed with seven straight birdies to win In 2014.
And let's not forget Jim Furyk's record-breaking 58 here in 2016 although he was so far back that was only good enough to secure him a top five.
Six-shot leads rarely get overturned but if there's one place where it could just happen, TPC River Highlands would be near the top of the list.
Doesn't seem set up for any really big charges so not holding much hope for excitement. Chez should be able to fairway and green this this to death.
Think I have a loser on the w/o market - one of those markets I can never seem to get right, same as unders/overs on the football
Would've thought you'd be enjoying Chez's stroll rather than messing about in winner w/o, although I guess it's the only point of interest now.
The curse of always being on the lookout for a winner I suppose TB - been an average season so far for me, so every little helps- though probably not this time lol
Did you end up red on Keegan TB? might end up being some pressure being put down here after all
Nah, I'm fine across the board now, would welcome a flurry of excitement though I can't see it.
Keegan was flirting with a push - but left the par 5 birdie chance short and then made a mess of the next. New track next week right? should be interesting to see how everyone adapts
Reavie looking a bit dodgy last couple of holes - enough holes for Bradley to have another go I reckon
4 shots now - Dare I say keegan looking alright putting
TB/rhino if you see me posting about w/o market in the future tell to pack it in lol - I think it would be shocking reading to go over my p/l in that
terrible field next week, not much buy in for Detroit from the established players. Looking forward to the three weeks of good events in the UK and Ireland.
not a great field for valdarama either looks like a few taking a break. Not sure I fancy Matt Fitz at 10/1 from the off
Tough time of year for any event especially if you're trying to establish a new one. They've done well to get even a couple of big names to be fair, and I guess Woodland will bring a bit of attention too.
Wouldn't surprise Hank, he's getting caught without making a big mistake and we know he has one of them in him. Problem is Keegan does as well.
THE UPSET IS ON ----- "MASH POTATOE"------"IN THE HOLE KEEGAN" !
I know it is easier said than done when you start with a huge lead, but Reavie said he was going to come in to this aggressively trying to shoot -5 or so. He has been far more cautious and has invited the charge sadly. Not much difference in my book, but I hope he holds on.
must be a head wrecker for some to have a big lead,the spectre of being one of the biggest chokers must loom
Chez did exactly this last Sunday too, to my annoyance. Landed himself on a number, made no putts and just didn't budge. Start of the day I'd have said -16 was enough maybe he took the same attitude.
comms regularly make shots out to be near impossible only for the pros to handle them with ease.
Wow. Chez getting completely out-putted by the second worst putter on tour.
CHEZ.....
1.25 €112 €15,119
1.26 €28,604
1.27 €95,809
1.28 €197,570
1.29 €112 €159,018
1.30 €29 €88,656
1.31 €64,232
1.32 €44,848
1.33 €4 €93,723
1.25 €112 €15,119
1.26 €28,604
1.27 €95,809
1.28 €197,570
1.29 €112 €159,018
1.30 €29 €88,656
1.31 €64,232
1.32 €44,848
1.33 €4 €93,723
Fair play to Sucher - he was dropping down the board and got himself back to -12. Very nice from Keegan
out of the sand over water is a regular players nightmare, see how Keegan goes.
nice to see an errant shot to the bunker actually get punished rather than be an extension of the fway
11 years since the last win - gotta give them all some hope!
Just shows you how pressure gets to u? Chez couldn't putt anything and then the shackles are off when Bradley makes a balls up
Terrific stuff from Zack to bounce back from yesterday.
must be some pain for some this week
those backing sucher at evens yesterday
those backing chez sub 1.1 may have panicked
keegan now looking like blowing the without chez market
those backing sucher at evens yesterday
those backing chez sub 1.1 may have panicked
keegan now looking like blowing the without chez market
Keegan backed as low as 1.02 in the without market - in trouble now
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