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Will update in the morning.
Well played Rickie, deserved the win purely for how he played the 18th, 2 stunning hits to setup the birdie.
This weeks bet is only going to be on the Players Championship
Steve Stricker 35-1
Hunter Mahan 28-1
Justin Rose 45-1
All £ 2.00 E/w
The few quid i stick on is for interest more than anything else.
I Love playing golf and enjoy watching the PGA tour but only watch an hour or so Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Henrik Stenson 125/1
Padraig Harrington 100/1
Peter Hanson 90/1
Francesco Molinari 66/1
Ernie Els 55/1
Jason Day 40/1
think these 6 could be worth staying on right side of, all e/w, Stenson will be my main one, form at Sawgrass is top notch including a win. I'll maybe add a 7th to the mix in the form of Ben Crane
5 e/w ben crane outright 50/1
5e/w ben crane first round leader 50/1
5e/w peter hanson outright 80/1
3e/w henrik stenson first round leader 80/1
2 e/w henrik stenson outright 100/1
a modest 40 quid spend for the weekends entertainment, though probs go back in again and back one or two more come the saturday.
first round leader first 5 and outright first 6 1/4 odds.
ben crane and henrik stenson have top notch course form, with crane 3 top 6 finsihes in recent memory and showing some decent recent form/showings.
henrik has a top 5 here and a win, he is an enigma and always has 1 huge round in him, and some not so hot, im thinking the first day is most likely for a low score from the big Swede.
ben crane has led once and 3rd on another occasion after day 1, and its a case of horses for courses in my reckoning
Peter hanson showed top form at the masters, unfortunately unable to make impact on the final day but he too has quality to make a very low score over the first 3 days and make the rest play catch up at the business end and make a mockery of his 80/1 odds
Louis Oosthuizen (EW)
(Outright - Tournament)
Odds: 50/1
Stake: 25.00
Possible Return: 806.25
MP
padraig 5 e/w 40/1 (-3)
bill haas 5/w 50/1 (-4)
franscesco molinari 2 e/w 100/1 (E)
bo van pelt 2 e/w 100/1 (-1)
did it in my local bookmaker chappies, they had haas priced 50's yet on oddschecker he was 25's across the board (including at this branch) so hey ho got the price marked off the screen anyway - wasnt my intention to back him when i left the house but 50's was huge
this is obviously if billy haas cant do it as pocket talk is ultimate (!!!) but id really like to see kevin na win the palyers - hes top of stats on the putts and watching him last night he was playing very smartly, being very methodical, not getting flustered when in bad positions and maybe even saying to himself, im making bogey here rather than trying to save a difficult par and doubling and trebling as a consequence.
his nerves are still plain to see occasionally off the tee with all the 'pull the trigger kev' stuff (priceless) but if he can hold that together, especially at the business end when nerves are in abundance, id expect and hope that he can get home in front.
good luck that man
p.s for what its worth hes still the big outsider of the 3 co leaders, at 12/1.