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Good man huddys,a golf thread,know its a WGC but the timing of it through the night makes you want to be nearly guaranteed a win to follow properly.
Did two small bets on Quiros and Aiken at around the 300 mark,i,ll be dreaming when they are playing alright. Good luck with LW,respectable finish last week,if not this week the Nedbank at the end of nov is the course for him as the last couple of years has shown. |
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Oh ye your right about the Nedbank il be having a big bet on him in that.
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Me too,the two recent winners are doing well,Peter Hanson and Shane Lowry. As you said par 5,s all important here.
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Ye they are flying aiken going ok for you at-3,Westwood would want a low round tomorrow but -2 not the worst.
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2 clear for Shane,he,ll be in the big time if he wins this,all the "bombers" up there as well.
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Backed ww pre tournament myself, topped up there now at 46. Cracking price. Have a feeling he very close to producing his best, and with his play around the greens improving, a low round is imminent.
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Shane Lowry is as natural golfer as you are ever likely to see also has a great temperament but feel he should be fitter.He is a young man and without wanting to be rude he is overweight extraordinary considering he is a sportstar,would say a fondness of porter is the cause.
The days of unfit but skilful golfers is long gone so hope he does something because he has all the qualities to become one of the best in the world. |
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Agree fully with wfmb -Lowry a grand character with oodles of talent....but he doesn't need to be toting an extra four or five stone around the course -usually in great heat.
He may be able to function ok now in his 20s -but it will surely affect him more in his 30s...and many of a golfer's prime years are from around 25-40. Fitness coach needs to assert himself during the close season now that Shane is on the brink of the privileged top 50 in the rankings. |
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Seems to be taking his game to a new level,no problems mixing it with some of the worlds best this week. Probably would be better losing a few pound alright and i,ve no doubt sometime in the not too distant future we will be looking at a slimline Shane on the telly.Suppose a counter argument if he is happy and enjoying life it can be a positive mentally. He seems a down to earth,next door type fella anyway whose parents obviously made sacrifices to give him a chance.
Tommy "two gloves" Gainey was another rags to riches story a couple of weeks ago in America,former building site worker beat the "blue bloods" of Toms,Furyk and Love to record his first win on the pga circuit. Didn,t see any golf laat night but Oosthuizen has a nice lead,even with 2 rounds to go,still have a fair chance with a place there Huddys. |
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Just after turning on the golf to see westwood after having a 61 and is joint leader with louis at -18,ernie in 3rd at -15,
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I didn,t see that coming,great score for him,GL yourself and callitasucit,nice bet now.
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good man huddys , keep on rocking....
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Cheers Lapsy, was a nice sight to wake up to!! Makes up for Smullens shocker on Speaking of Which last nite. Was a severe case of the premature....
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Good tippin lads, Been winding down the golf betting this past while, fresh for plenty of winners in the new year!
.GL lads, hope he nails it tonite for you's. |
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good call so far, ew should come up at very least. fancy an outsider to win at this stage tho, haas @ 17 or poults @30 look reasonable, they've come in a bit today. GL
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Really taught he was going to win when he went 2 shots clear.
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hard luck huddys , i thought so myself , he then proceeded to push the self destruct button ..a great shame , hard to believe he slipped out of the places as well....
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