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I am on Fowler and E. Molinari
Colin montgomerie mark two.
Just wish you'd let me get my £1ew on at 16/1 before you scared Corals off!
Struggled to get into the studying this week, the bookies have strangled the value out of the locals, with the Molinari brothers and Manessero obvious picks, I thought about Eddie Pepperoni, but best priced 40/1 is not quite tempting enough.
A quick look at the stats last year and I see that the top 3 longest drivers last year, all made top 15 and winner Julien Quesne was ranked 64th out of 75 players for driving accuracy hitting only 50% of the fairways, so perhaps a chance for bombers to open their shoulders and go for it, with that in mind, I'm following a simple strategy that suited Flash earlier in the year.....back a few bombers.
Thomas Pieter - 100/1, having some good weeks and some bad weeks, when he has a good week he looks capable of winning, hits it a mile, so hopefully it will be a good week.
Alexander Levy - 50/1, brought home the money for Flash at 3 figures when he had his week of backing bombers, I won't complain if Levy, gets his second win of the year.
Alvaro Quiros - 66/1, struggled with injury last season, but still managed one of only 2013 top 10's here, still on the road back, light schedule and still trying to get back to the heights he achieved before injury, this week could be another step in the right direction.
George Coetzee - 40/1, not played in Europe since an 18th place in The Open, seems to have been playing a light schedule by choice, he's long off the tee, but that's for show, more importantly he's been leading or close to the top of the putting stats on both tours this year, so more than capable of earning the dough.
Merrick Bremner - 150/1, I've backed him before when the tour is in South Africa and I know Flash picked him out recently only for Merrick to have a nightmare first round. He managed his best finish on the European Tour last week with a tied 3rd and is a multiple winner on the Sunshine Tour. I came across a profile which reads, 'Bremner is notorious as a huge hitter of the ball, and many believe him to be the longest hitter on the Sunshine Tour'. That will do for me at 150/1.
Right now I'm on a roll (one winner counts as the beginning of a roll, right?) on the PGA Tour, my picks for the Deutsche Bank are:
Matt Kuchar - 20/1, loads to like about Koooch this week, though 20/1 is a bit skinny.
Patrick Reed - 40/1, I've been in and out of the Patrick Reed camp recently, I think he looks good value this week, at least for a place.
Charl Schwartzel - 45/1, if he can cut out the one bad round, or even bad 9 holes and if the putting stroke behaves, he must surely go close to a top 5 at the very least.
Bo Van Pelt - 100/1, put in a good performance last week, has the ability to shoot low rounds of the day and this is a week where players need to go low.
I can understand why you wouldn't have been taking much notice of my picks recently
By the way, with reference to your single pick on Cabrera-Bello this week, in future I'd check who my star player is the fantasy competition before placing bets, as this season it invariably means that said player will have an off week as my star player Rafa proved this week.
Good luck on and off the tables and in and out of the bookies.