Billy Seagull
Bookie Basher
- Jul 5, 2003
- 1,432
Starts Tomorrow on a course where you have to drive it as straight as an arrow. So that counts out Tiger then
He also generally doesn't do winning on par 70s and certainly not on a course he's never won at (played poorly here in 2003). He was impressive last week but can't be having him here at 9/2.
I can't desert Phil Mickelson after his win at The Open Championship and he played nicely last week on the bridle warming up for this. 16/1 or 19 on Betfair looks fair enough to me.
Brandt Snedeker is going to win a major, its just a matter of time. He's the best putter in the world at the moment and won in Canada a few weeks ago. His majors record is good this year and only a poor 2nd round stopped him getting in the fight for The Open. I expect him to be up there on Sunday. 28/1 is fair.
Bill Haas has finished in the top 10 on 5 of his last 7 starts (missed cut in the other 2) and he won in June at the AT&T. His best finishes have been round tight courses and he's 12th in Greens in Regulation this season. 60/1 looks large to me.
Angel Cabrera has had a great season with 2nd in the Masters and 11th in The Open. He seems to step up agear in the majors and at 100/1 he looks decent value.
I have had other smaller plays on Graeme McDowell (overpriced at 66/1), Dustbin Johnson 40/1 and Jordan Spieth 90/1.
Good luck everyone.
He also generally doesn't do winning on par 70s and certainly not on a course he's never won at (played poorly here in 2003). He was impressive last week but can't be having him here at 9/2.I can't desert Phil Mickelson after his win at The Open Championship and he played nicely last week on the bridle warming up for this. 16/1 or 19 on Betfair looks fair enough to me.
Brandt Snedeker is going to win a major, its just a matter of time. He's the best putter in the world at the moment and won in Canada a few weeks ago. His majors record is good this year and only a poor 2nd round stopped him getting in the fight for The Open. I expect him to be up there on Sunday. 28/1 is fair.
Bill Haas has finished in the top 10 on 5 of his last 7 starts (missed cut in the other 2) and he won in June at the AT&T. His best finishes have been round tight courses and he's 12th in Greens in Regulation this season. 60/1 looks large to me.
Angel Cabrera has had a great season with 2nd in the Masters and 11th in The Open. He seems to step up agear in the majors and at 100/1 he looks decent value.
I have had other smaller plays on Graeme McDowell (overpriced at 66/1), Dustbin Johnson 40/1 and Jordan Spieth 90/1.
Good luck everyone.
