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Charles Howell lll 22/1 £10ew
John Huh 50/1 £5ew
Rod Pamperling 125/1 £2.50ew
Ben Curtis 70/1 £5ew
Colt Knost 200/1 £2.50ew
Cheers Charles, glad he hit the front as late as he did because Louis backside started squeaking as soon as he got in front. Gonna have a small bet on Clark tonight @ 4/1, again he is better coming from behind and the front two being rookies, they might fold too. I guess that win might cost u 5/10 points, so that's unlucky.
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I've registered for the fantasy league set up by flash.
I don't know if picking 10 golfers each week will be good for my golf bets or not, I have enough trouble whittling down my shortlist as it is!
Don't worry Flash I've read the rules now and am ready to take you on
As Joesman points out, Kaymer's course record is awesome here, he also finished last season looking like he was getting back to his best.
Rory's course form isn't too shabby either and then there's Tiger and even a rejuvenated Paul Casey with two wins in this event.
This tournament seems to have a habit of bringing the cream to the top, so from a value perspective, its difficult to get too excited.
So I'm stating off with my Plan A for 2013, which is to back George Coetzee ew until he wins, the quality of the field this week, means he's a healthy 40/1 and I prefer the 1/4 odds 10/1 for a place on Coetzee rather than single figure odds of the obvious 3 favourites.
First glance at the betting this week I thought Danny Willett must be taking a week off, until I noticed he is priced further down the field at 66/1!
True his last 3 tournaments here have been poor, but he managed to finish 8th on his debut in 2009. This year he comes to the event in excellent form and is I believe, a man on a mission, believing he is good enough to compete for victory on any given week and trying to make the top 64 and top 50 in the world rankings sooner rather than later.
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Tentative selections for me here, if Sndedeker was 33/1's I'd be getting very excited, I hate the fact he's a best price 16/1, but still might have a dabble later, in the meantime I'm going for.....
Brendan de Jonge - 50/1, Superb finish to 2012 and has a progressive record in this event.
Matt Jones - 125/1, I'm sure he was once touted as the next big thing to come out of Australia, but despite the odd good week he has never been able to compete regularly on the tour. Lost his card again last year, but won it back in the PGA qualifier event, which is not to be sniffed at, then followed that up with some promising performances down in Australia.
Kept up the steady improvement last week and he started the final round in a tie for 6, but had an ordinary final round. He finished 8th here is 2010, so there's enough ticks in boxes to convince me he's good value for an ew tipple at 125/1.
On the subject of three figure odds, there's a player called Graham DeLaet at 150/1that has to be worth a little ew wager.
This is exactly what I do, if I miss out on a price I was going to take, I will always increase my bet at the lower price, to make sure I win more than I would have done and teach the bookies a lesson!