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03 Feb 15 14:33
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Danny Willett 16/1 Boils. money back if joint 2nd/3rd. Superb course form and is putting in consistent top performances.
Kitadech Aphibarnrat 65s  A previous winner here and after a poor 2014 he is back playing well.
Tommy Fleetwood 65s Overpriced in this field.

Westwood's putting was as erratic as ever in Dubai. Wouldn't trust him at 6/1.

Farmers insurance Open

Long gone are the days of Tiger going off 6/4 shot here. Shows how important the short game is when you see the numbers he put up last week. And this a course where the short game will be key.

3 fancies at decent odds.

Harris English 65s Nice round to finish on Sunday and is on the upward curve.
Bill Haas 40s He plays these formats well. Thought 40s was generous.
Phil Mickelson 34s Forgive him last weeks effort and think he can get involved here.
Keegan Bradeley 65s Good combo of big hitting and tidy short game.

Others I considered ; Gary Woodland & Jason Day. Both look priced about right.

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By:
huddys
When: 03 Feb 15 18:56
Nice write up applehunter,
Im against you in Malaysia were I was happy to back Westwood at different prices with boyles,he loves playing in this part of the world,the boyles special that the are doing are very good if you fancy one of the favourites,
America,
Three against the field,
Jordan Spieth,showed great form last week,
Jason Day,injury free has two events under his belt this year,was second last year,
M Leishman,another player who has shown great form here,three top ten finished recently,

Selections
Lee Westwood win different prices between 7/1-6/1 with boyles,money back if second or third,

America,
J Spieth 14/1 e/w,
Jason Day 16/1 e/w,
M Leishman 45/1 e/w 6 places,

Also done e/w permed doubles the three lads in America with Westwood,
By:
callitasucit
When: 03 Feb 15 20:38
Good to see a bit of interest in the golf on here in recent weeks.

Similar enough event stateside this week, but quite a bit poorer in Europe.

I spent quite a lot of time trying to find reasons to desert the market leaders in both events, but find myself quite top heavy on them this week.

In Malaysia I did find it quite easy to swerve hot favourite Lee Westwood. I know he is a flat track bully, whose recent wins have quite often come in these far flung events, but in the main they haven't been in quite as good a field as this. I would make Bernd Wiesberger favourite, and have backed accordingly.

A best of the day Sunday 67 gave him a share of second here last year, admittedly a distance behind the victorious Westwood. But whereas the big Austrian looks likely to hold clutch putts on a Sunday, the even bigger Englishman still instils little confidence. Not enough to be taking short odds anyway, IMO. Wiesberger comes here in tremendous form, with 3 consecutive top 6s. Its very hard to see him not contend, and easier to envisage him outbattling LJW than the other way around.

Danny Willet finally got his win just before Xmas, and will be keen to get to the next level this year, and become a consistent winner. This event offers him a great opportunity to notch again. A couple of missed short putts last week cost him a higher weekend perch,  but he showed himself to be still in that pre Christmas form. Given his fondness for this venue, he looks sure to go close once again. The 18s in Boyles was very good, with as Huddys says, the potential to have the win stake refunded.

I find it hard to understand how Gary Stal is such a big price. 45-1 in Boyles, and even bigger on here, he is just far too big. 3 weeks ago he took down none other than Martin Kaymer and Rory McIlroy. Quite a feat, and in the circumstances it was totally flopped a few days later when missing the cut. He bounced right back last week to finish a fine fourth, once again showing how comfortable he is in contention. A cracking bet in his current form.

2.5pts e.w Wiesberger 12-1
1.6pts e.w Danny Willet 18-1
.8pt e.w Gary Stal 45-1

Tiger Woods will be the focus of most media attention Stateside. For Thursday and Friday at least!! Speaking of which, he is currently trading at a similar price to make the cut, that he used to be to win the event. I hope he wins.

Very boring selections here, but its about finding winners, and I do believe all my selections are(or at least were) above the price they should be.

I was willing Jordan Spieth to miss a few of his late birdie putts on Sunday evening, as he was destroying any chance of layers underestimating him this week. But SkyBet still saw fit to chalk him up at 16-1, and though not accepting the full stake, it was close enough. I filled the rest in at 14s.

He looks by far and away the most likely long term challenger to Rorys dominance, and has done for some time. What he is now, is more confident at the business end. His bottle was never in question in my eyes, but he just needed that little bit of extra belief that he could close out these tournaments. He got that in spades before Xmas. This is a tough layout, which examines every aspect of a players games, and Spieth will always thrive in such circumstances.

Jason Day could also be said to have not been  missed by the layers, but at 16-1 he just about warranted backing. I would make him about 13-1, but do expect him to go very close this week. I firmly believe it will be a big year for the talented Australian, and he will be keen to get off the mark early. As he has done in previous years. Again, the tougher the layout, the more the cream should rise, and about 14 under should be the winning of this.

I was hoping to delve further down for other selections, but such are the credentials of Brandt Snedeker, Graeme de Laet, Mark Leishman and Nick Watney, that I thought 30-1, 40-1, 50-1 and 80-1 to be more than acceptable.

Tiger Woods apart, Snedekers record around here is very hard to match. He has struggled for the best part of 9 months now, but in company with Spieth last Sunday he showed enough, to suggest that he could be about to come to the boil again at his favourite venue. He was last man in, as I wouldn't have backed him at any less, but he looks sure to contend once again.

De Laet finished in a tie for second here last year, and has improved with each event this year. The silly errors are being eliminated more and more, and the putter seems to be finding form. He will be contending again soon, and at 40-1 I thought he was one of the best bets this week.

Mark Leishman finished alongside de Laet here last year. These tougher layouts are the time to back the Australian. He struggles at the birdie fests, as he just doesn't hole enough putts between 5 and 15 feet. But he finds greens more often than most, and that will be crucial here. His bottle is open to question, but he is due one soon. I just hope it can be this week!

Nick Watney is also a past winner here, and has shown time and again how the layout suits. It had been a while since he had been in contention and as such his outing in the Humana Challenge two weeks ago will hopefully stand him in good stead if he appears near the top of the leaderboard this weekend. 80-1 underestimates his chances. 10-3 for top 20 is also worth a play.

2pts e.w Jordan Spieth 15.5-1(average)
2pts e.w Jason Day 16-1
1pt e.w Brandt Snedeker 30-1
.85pt e.w Grame de Laet 40-1
.6pt e.w Mark Leishman 50-1
.4pt e.w Nick Watney 80-1

5pts Watney Top 20 10-3

Total Staked Week 4:   40.3pts
Total Returned Week 4: 68.3pts
Total Staked:         170.8pts
Total Returned:       173.7pts
Running Total........+2.9pts
ROI....+1.7%

GL All.
By:
newapproach
When: 03 Feb 15 20:50
5 picks for me in the Farmers Insurance open this week:

Jason Day 14/1
Course form all important here and T9 and T2 should see Day go well this week.

Graham DeLaet 30/1
Same finishes as Day last two years so twice the price has to be value. Good show last week in Phoenix offers optimism.

Charley Hoffman 50/1
Decent record here over the years including T7 last year. Been in top form this year already.

Brendan Steele 66/1
2 good finishes last 2 outings inc T2 @ Humana challenge. California native who has played well enough here before.

Seung Yul Noh 80/1
Has 3 decent showings here when not in the best of form including T10 last year.

Wouldn't trust some of mine too much if they hit the front too soon but they offer good e/w value @ least. Good luck lads.
By:
callitasucit
When: 03 Feb 15 20:54
Deffo a few between us that would benefit from a pair of blinkers!!
By:
huddys
When: 03 Feb 15 21:03
And cheek pieces aswellLaugh.just hope Westwood keeps his cool,
By:
frank60
When: 03 Feb 15 21:15
Its imperative  that i make a few bob on the golf lads, i seem to be hitting the post where golf betting is concerned,I was annoyed with myself missing out on Rory last week,Boyles were offering 10/3 with money back if 2nd and 3rd[i think Callit put up this bet] Anyway im taking the wrong Options so far this season, GOODLUCK
By:
Kelly
When: 04 Feb 15 05:43
For anyone with an eye to value , Grillo is 9/5 with PP in his opening 3 ball vs Hoey and Baldwin . Dont think that constitutes proper odds . Must be shorter than that .

Malaysian Open.
By:
Kelly
When: 04 Feb 15 05:46
With some of you on Willett , Boyles 16/1 with money back seems decent , but they wont lay me 2d .  I have backed him at 18/1 with bwin , who will lay me more than 2d .
By:
the jolly
When: 04 Feb 15 16:47
Like DeLaet but can't find him quoted here on betfair/
Also liking Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka who both have a game that might be suited to Torrey pines.
Is this DJ's first outing since his exile? Hope he goes well -
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 17:20
MAYBANK MALAYSIAN OPEN...

Some big names make the 7-hour flight from Dubai to KUALA LUMPUR G&CC, hosting the event for the seventh time (so think horses for courses in 2006 & 2010 to 2014, though the event has moved about in the schedule).

Kuala Lumpur G&CC has also staged the last two CIMB Classic’s on the PGA Tour (Ryan Moore won both events).

A co-sanctioned event on the European and Asian Tours with bigger prize money than the Arab purses of the last three weeks !!!

2014 Lee Westwood - April 17, Kuala Lumpur G&CC (-18)
2013 Kiradech Aphibarnrat – March 21, Kuala Lumpur G&CC (-13)
2012 Louis Oosthuizen – April 12, Kuala Lumpur G&CC (-17)
2011 Matteo Manassero – April 14, Kuala Lumpur G&CC (-16)
2010 Seung-yul Noh – March 4, Kuala Lumpur G&CC (-14)
2009 Anthony Kang – February 12, Saujana G&CC (-17)
2008 Arjun Atwal – March 6, Kota Permai G&CC (-18)
2007 Peter Hedblom – February 8, Saujana G&CC (-8)
2006 Charlie Wi – February 16, Kuala Lumpur G&CC (-19)
2005 Thongchai Jaidee – February 17, Saujana G&CC (-21)




FARMERS INSURANCE at Torrey Pines (It's 48th Tour event - great advert for a 'municipal' course - think Bethpage Black).

South Course (Play it 3 times) - Think 'Grinders' as it was the fourth most difficult played on Tour last year and was only bested by “new” Doral, Augusta and Pinehurst No. 2. hosting the 2008 U.S. Open. Tweets say you could lose a small dog in the rough !

North Course (Play it only once - You guys should take note of how easy the North Course plays (only the courses at Humana and Kapalua were easier last year) so check your players tee times)- imperative that the players post a low number on this much easier course - Day One leader anyone ?

2014: Scott Stallings -9 (came from three strokes behind on Sunday to win for his third time on Tour)
2013: Tiger Woods -14
2012: Brandt Snedeker -16*
2011: Bubba Watson -16
2010: Ben Crane -13
2009: Nick Watney -11
2008: Tiger Woods -19
2007: Tiger Woods -15
2006: Tiger Woods -10*
2005: Tiger Woods -16

Trends...
Tiger Woods (eight) and Phil Mickelson (three) have won this event three or more times - they both grew up playing golf in Southern California.
Stallings, Snedeker, Crane and Watney make it four of the last six winners who are NOT major champions.

So e/w Dbls...

Kiradech Aphibarnrat @ 50/1 - 2013 winner as a 23yo - big guy with a big reputation on this course - third in 2010 and third in CIMB Classic in 2013.
That win was against the likes of Edoardo Molinari, Victor Dubuisson (nb), Charl Schwartzel & Pablo Larrazabal.
Aphibarnrat was T45 in Abu Dhabi and T38 in Qatar on his last two starts.

Prom Meesawat @ 125/1 - The ‘Big Dolphin’ finished T8 in the recent CIMB Classic against a field of PGA Tour stars.
He’s also shown a liking for Kuala Lumpur G&CC with three top 25s in this tournament (although he did miss the cut in Dubai last week).

along with.....

Brandt Snedeker @ 28/1 - T10 last week at the Waste Management was his third top 10 in his last five worldwide starts.
His recent record at the Farmers shows T2's in '10 and '13, plus T9 in '11 and 2012 Champion as he has an affinity for Poa annua greens.

Dustin Johnson @ 33/1 - He can get it around 7,600 yards no sweat this week so must have a sniff !
...after a wee break destroying Sherwood Country Club...
http://www.golf.com/tour-and-news/dustin-johnson-has-new-outlook-his-game-and-his-life

© CM iyc Devil
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 17:23
Jolly,

Greg Chalmers has been added to this week's Farmers Insurance Open....lefty started the week as the eighth alternate, and then gained entry when Graham DeLaet withdrew this morning with flu bug.
By:
applehunter
When: 04 Feb 15 17:25
The big Dolphin....Grin

Too many green currys.
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 17:28
Justin Thomas 2015 going well with T6 at the Sony, T7 at the Humana and T17 last week. 
His only start in the Farmers was last year (made 19 birdies) when he was T10.

WILL WIN SOON (I hope not this week).....one to follow like my man 'Speith'less.
By:
padlock
When: 04 Feb 15 17:30
I like McDowell ,lipsky , and pepperell in Malaysia all ew,top 5
Keegan Bradley,ishikawa,choi and Jacobsen in usa
By:
applehunter
When: 04 Feb 15 17:31
Anyone tempted by 50/1 for Tiger?
By:
padlock
When: 04 Feb 15 17:36
It looks wrong but he will need a few months at least by the look of lastweek
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 17:40
Pad,
yeah, like KJ Choi 2011 Players Champ - a grinder - fits the horses for courses - last four at Torrey was T15, T29, T9 and T2 in the last five years.
His 66 on the South Course on Sunday last year was the low round of the week. His back-to-back finishes in his last two suggest he’s cracked the code after 13 tries.
He was T44 at Sony and T22 last week so he’s trending curve is up.
By:
applehunter
When: 04 Feb 15 17:48
@padlock

or minutes.. have you not seen Tin Cup?

Just notice he is playing the easier north course on Thursday. Could be any easy back to lay opportunity knowing how the golf market reacts to Tiger making a couple of birds.
By:
padlock
When: 04 Feb 15 18:02
True but didn't look like a birdie machine lastweek ,that said I did put a tenner on at 55 as it looked insane,probably should be another 0 at the end but he will shorten big time if it looks like he is getting better
By:
padlock
When: 04 Feb 15 18:04
Ishikawa was top 10 here last year and seems to be getting his golf game together,huge price to get involved imo
By:
frank60
When: 04 Feb 15 18:53
Kelly , Grillo is 9/5[for his 3 ball] with PP,.. PP must have heard you Kelly down to 11/10 within 20mins of your post,
By:
newapproach
When: 04 Feb 15 20:09
Have added KJ choi @ 80/1 instead of the withdrawn DeLaet. Agree with padlock and catchme, has strong course form. I backed him a good few times last year when he often played well without winning. It's been a good while since he has got his head in front, I'd say he is due a win this year.
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 20:14
    TIME        PLAYER NAMES   
    9:00 am        Bill Lunde   
            Kevin Chappell   
            Luke Guthrie   
    9:00 am        Aaron Baddeley   
            Blake Adams   
            Colt Knost   
    9:10 am        Jason Gore   
            Nicholas Thompson   
            Martin Flores   
    9:10 am        J.J. Henry   
            Erik Compton   
            Jim Renner   
    9:20 am        Matt Every   
            Gary Woodland   
            Charles Howell III   
    9:20 am        Billy Horschel   
            Tiger Woods   
            Rickie Fowler   
    9:30 am        Camilo Villegas   
            Woody Austin   
            Jonas Blixt   
    9:30 am        Brooks Koepka   
            Hideki Matsuyama   
            Jordan Spieth   
    9:40 am        Freddie Jacobson   
            Brendan Steele   
            Danny Lee   
    9:40 am        Justin Thomas   
            Benjamin Alvarado   
            Jake Knapp   
    9:50 am        Alex Prugh   
            Hudson Swafford   
            Cameron Smith   
    9:50 am        Ryan Armour   
            Max Homa   
            Chris Williams   
    10:00 am        Jim Herman   
            Tyrone Van Aswegen   
            Chris Gilley   
    10:00 am        Andres Gonzales   
            Andrew Putnam   
            Byron Smith   
    10:10 am        Brendon de Jonge   


PLAYERS playing the easier North Course DAY 1. (First Round leader anyone ?)
By:
frank60
When: 04 Feb 15 20:29
MAL OPEN..
Rafa Cabrera-Bello75/1..Morten Orum Madsen 1OO/1

fARMER..Marc Leishman    50/1   
Brendan Steele    80/1   
Ben Crane       630/1
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 20:42
    9:00 am        Carl Pettersson        9:00 am   
            Sean O'Hair           
            Jhonattan Vegas           
    9:00 am        Kyle Stanley        9:00 am   
            Chad Collins           
            James Hahn           
    9:10 am        Robert Garrigus        9:10 am   
            Eric Axley           
            Ryo Ishikawa           
    9:10 am        John Huh        9:10 am   
            Chez Reavie           
            Jamie Donaldson           
    9:20 am        Charley Hoffman        9:20 am   
            Scott Brown           
            Justin Leonard           
    9:20 am        Martin Laird        9:20 am   
            Stewart Cink           
            Retief Goosen           
    9:30 am        David Toms        9:30 am   
            K.J. Choi           
            Lucas Glover           
    9:30 am        Ben Crane        9:30 am   
            Seung-Yul Noh           
            Davis Love III           
    9:40 am        Sang-Moon Bae        9:40 am   
            Derek Ernst           
            Mike Weir           
    9:40 am        Charlie Beljan        9:40 am   
            Paul Casey           
            Pat Perez           
    9:50 am        Steve Wheatcroft        9:50 am   
            Carlos Sainz Jr           
            Michael Block           
    9:50 am        Sung Joon Park        9:50 am   
            Jonathan Randolph           
            Kyle Thompson           
    10:00 am        David Lingmerth        10:00 am   
            Roger Sloan           
            Daniel Miernicki           
    10:00 am        Zac Blair        10:00 am   
            Sam Saunders           
            Zack Sucher           
    10:10 am        Jonathan Byrd        10:10 am   
            Andres Romero           
            Michael Putnam           
    10:10 am        Brian Davis        10:10 am   
            Spencer Levin           
            Gonzalo Fdez-Castano           
    10:20 am        Marc Leishman        10:20 am   
            Greg Owen           
            Brice Garnett           
    10:20 am        Alex Cejka        10:20 am   
            Morgan Hoffmann           
            Troy Merritt           
    10:30 am        Justin Rose        10:30 am   
            Jason Day           
            Dustin Johnson           
    10:30 am        Brian Harman        10:30 am   
            D.A. Points           
            Nick Watney           
    10:40 am        Bill Haas        10:40 am   
            Jimmy Walker           
            Phil Mickelson           


PLAYERS playing one of the hardest tests in golf on the PGA Tour.
If your player is listed above then back 'em after round one !
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 21:05
*sorry some players missing from the easier North Course DAY 1. 

    TEE #1        Brendon de Jonge        10:10 am   
    1        Cameron Tringale           
            Tom Gillis           
    TEE #10        Bryce Molder        10:10 am   
    10        Chad Campbell           
            Russell Knox           
    TEE #1        Heath Slocum        10:20 am   
    1        Padraig Harrington           
            Jarrod Lyle           
    TEE #10        Robert Allenby        10:20 am   
    10        Greg Chalmers           
            Brian Stuard           
    TEE #1        J.B. Holmes        10:30 am   
    1        Michael Thompson           
            John Merrick           
    TEE #10        Chris Kirk        10:30 am   
    10        John Senden           
            Luke Donald           
    TEE #1        Angel Cabrera        10:40 am   
    1        Keegan Bradley           
            Scott Piercy           
    TEE #10        Scott Stallings        10:40 am   
    10        Brandt Snedeker           
            Ian Poulter           
    TEE #1        Richard Sterne        10:50 am   
    1        Blayne Barber           
            Whee Kim           
    TEE #10        Cameron Percy        10:50 am   
    10        John Peterson           
            Daniel Berger           
    TEE #1        Kyle Reifers        11:00 am   
    1        Oscar Fraustro           
            Tom Hoge           
    TEE #10        Mark Hubbard           
    10        Scott Pinckney           
            Jin Park           
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 21:11
Sorry missed a few from the tuff SOUTH course (incl. our own Shane Lowry).

    10        Ben Martin        10:40 am   
            Harris English           
            Stuart Appleby           
    TEE #1        Andrew Svoboda        10:50 am   
    1        Carlos Ortiz           
            Shane Lowry           
    TEE #10        John Rollins        10:50 am   
    10        Trevor Immelman           
            Adam Hadwin           
    TEE #1        Fabian Gomez        11:00 am   
    1        Steven Alker           
            Gunn Yang           
    TEE #10        Tony Finau        11:00 am   
    10        Mark Anderson           
            Jon Curran           
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 04 Feb 15 22:10
MALAYSIA gets under way shortly...Victor Dubuisson is OUT ! (3ball betters beware)

    23:40        Tommy Fleetwood (5/6)        Rashid Khan (14/5)        Paul McGinley (7/2)   
    23:50        Thongchai Jaidee (6/5)        Robert Karlsson (7/4)        Juvic Pagunsan (4)   
    00:00        David Howell (6/4)        Andrew Dodt (21/10)        Jyoti Randhawa (5/2)   
    00:00        Lee Westwood (1)        Kiradech Aphibarnrat (12/5)        David Lipsky (7/2)   
    00:10        Rikard Karlberg (13/8)        Julien Quesne (2)        Shiv Kapur (28/13)   
    00:10        Graeme McDowell (6/5)        Miguel Angel Jimenez (2)        Scott Hend (7/2)   
    00:20        Andy Sullivan (5/4)        Anirban Lahiri (9/5)        Matteo Manassero (7/2)   
    00:20        Gregory Bourdy (4/5)        Antonio Lascuna (3)           
    00:30        Wen-Chong Liang (17/11)        Gavin Green (15/8)        SSP Chowrasia (2)   
    00:30        Thomas Aiken (5/6)        Seuk Hyun Baek (13/5)        Adam Groom (3)   
    00:40        Oliver Wilson (6/4)        Simon Khan (13/8)        Marcus Both (11/5)   
    00:50        Alejandro Canizares (11/8)        Danny Chia (9/4)        Masahiro Kawamura (5/2)   
    01:00        Rafa Cabrera Bello (15/13)        Simon Dyson (9/4)        Nicholas Fung (15/4)   
    01:10        Wade Ormsby (5/4)        Bryce Easton (6/4)        Chien-Yao Hung (3)   
    01:30        Eddie Pepperell (13/8)        Anders Hansen (7/4)        Jake Higginbotham (13/5)   
    01:30        Tyrell Hatton (5/4)        Oliver Fisher (6/4)        Chawalit Plaphol (15/4)   
    04:30        Pablo Larrazabal (11/10)        Angelo Que (11/5)        Steve Lewton (7/2)   
    04:40        Gary Stal (5/4)        Johan Carlsson (9/5)        Prayad Marksaeng (12/5)   
    04:50        Danny Willett (10/11)        Thaworn Wiratchant (14/5)        Mardan Mamat (4)   
    05:00        Stephen Gallacher (5/4)        Marc Warren (8/5)        Gaganjeet Bhullar (4)   
    05:10        Prom Meesawat (7/4)        Y E Yang (15/8)        Arjun Atwal (12/5)   
    05:20        Peter Uihlein (11/10)        Chapchai Nirat (12/5)        Jeev Milkha Singh (3)   
    05:30        Nicolas Colsaerts (5/4)        Alvaro Quiros (7/4)        Jazz Janewattananond (5)   
    05:40        Thomas Pieters (7/5)        Hennie Otto (19/10)        Thanyakon Khrongpha (13/5)   
    06:00        Bernd Wiesberger (3/4)        Edoardo Molinari (2)        S Sivachandhran (17/2)   
    06:10        Emiliano Grillo (6/5)        Michael Hoey (13/5)        Matthew Baldwin (11/4)   
    06:20        Jbe Kruger (6/4)        Matthew Fitzpatrick (6/4)        Sattaya Supupramai (9/2)   
By:
padlock
When: 04 Feb 15 22:33
Added tringale
By:
callitasucit
When: 05 Feb 15 00:11
Andy Sullivan seems to face a soft 3 ball, beginning shortly.

Matteo Mannessero has some cracking form around here, but he is playing worse than Tiger at the moment, not getting near to a round of 70. Anirban Lahiri has never shown any aptitude for the venue, and didn't show much 3 weeks ago back off his Xmas break.

Sullivan is in top notch form, and though its his 5th week on the trot, that will be more of an issue if in contention come Sunday. With an axe to grind here after throwing away a winning opportunity here on Sunday last year, he can be expected to get off to a good start.

4pts Andy Sullivan 3 ball 5-4
By:
Kelly
When: 05 Feb 15 02:39
Westwood making the early running , Gmac also going well .  Its on here from 11.am local time ,not sure what time it will be on back home .
By:
Kelly
When: 05 Feb 15 08:17
Willett walking in , presumably retired .
By:
applehunter
When: 05 Feb 15 09:04
Frustrating
By:
callitasucit
When: 05 Feb 15 10:12
Indeed. And de Laet has pulled out stateside, though at least he was punter friendly enough to do it before the event!!
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 05 Feb 15 12:02
พรหม มีสวัสดิ์ ประเดิมตี 68 ตามหลัง ลี เวสต์วูด และแกรมม์ แม็คดาวล์ 2สโตรค ในรอบแรกศึกเมย์แบงก์ มาเลเซียน โอเพ่น Devil
By:
frank60
When: 05 Feb 15 13:07
Has Catch joined ISIS ?
By:
Catch Me ifyoucan
When: 05 Feb 15 13:25
lumba-lumba besar saya sedang bermain golf yang baik
By:
callitasucit
When: 05 Feb 15 15:12
Reinvested De Laet stake on two others who were close to making the cut.

.3pt e.w Jinas Blixt 250-1
.3pt e.w Shane Lowry 125-1

Both should thrive under the tougher conditions this week. Blixt out of form at moment, but has never been consistent. Lowry under rated by market, assumably due to his abscence. Both have more chance of victory than plenty priced at shorter than them.
By:
Kelly
When: 05 Feb 15 16:21
Sullivan 6/5 , Lahiri 9/5 ,Manassero 9/2 .  Overround . A few bob available on Manassero at 5/1 on here .

2nd round 3 ball .
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