Outright plays (1 unit):
Robert Allenby to win 14/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
With finishes of 1st and 2nd in two starts in this event, it is difficult not to take note of Allenby this week. Those events may have been played on difference courses (as is the case this week), but Allenby should certainly have some good memories of this event which should help this week. Against this very weak field, his record of three top-10 finishes in his last five PGA Tour starts looks very impressive and like Singh and Goosen last week, he is a deserved favourite.
Jonathan Byrd to win 33/1 e.w. @ Stan James
Given that Byrd was a winner last than twelve months ago and was 2nd last week, it is a surprise that Byrd's odds are as high as this. He should not be more than 25/1 against this field and if he can keep his form from last week, he will surely go close on this big-hitters' track.
Rod Pampling to win 50/1 e.w. @ Paddy Power
Pampling is not as long off the tee as Byrd, but he still far from short and should not find the length prohibitive. He has shown very good form of late, though there has been a certain symmetry to his finishes in the past two months: mc-4-11-24-14-3-mc. The fact that he missed the cut before this streak started is not supportive for the superstitious, but really, as with Allenby, this type of form is extremely impressive in this company and as he showed in his Nationwide days, while he doesn't win enough, he does finish in the top-5 on rather a lot of occasions.
Robert Allenby to win 14/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
With finishes of 1st and 2nd in two starts in this event, it is difficult not to take note of Allenby this week. Those events may have been played on difference courses (as is the case this week), but Allenby should certainly have some good memories of this event which should help this week. Against this very weak field, his record of three top-10 finishes in his last five PGA Tour starts looks very impressive and like Singh and Goosen last week, he is a deserved favourite.
Jonathan Byrd to win 33/1 e.w. @ Stan James
Given that Byrd was a winner last than twelve months ago and was 2nd last week, it is a surprise that Byrd's odds are as high as this. He should not be more than 25/1 against this field and if he can keep his form from last week, he will surely go close on this big-hitters' track.
Rod Pampling to win 50/1 e.w. @ Paddy Power
Pampling is not as long off the tee as Byrd, but he still far from short and should not find the length prohibitive. He has shown very good form of late, though there has been a certain symmetry to his finishes in the past two months: mc-4-11-24-14-3-mc. The fact that he missed the cut before this streak started is not supportive for the superstitious, but really, as with Allenby, this type of form is extremely impressive in this company and as he showed in his Nationwide days, while he doesn't win enough, he does finish in the top-5 on rather a lot of occasions.
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