- Feb 26, 2001
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Arnold Palmer Invitational
- Thread starter DerrickTulips
- Start date
Round 2 play (4pts):
Spencer Levin to beat Edoardo Molinari +105 @ Boyle Sports
A surprising selection given that it is the first round leader and he has yet to win on the PGA Tour, but this is the third time that Levin has held the lead after the opening round of a PGA Tour event this year - to be first round leader in three of his ten starts this year is very impressive. In the two previous occasions this year, he has followed his 1st round low score with 2nd round scores of 69 and 72, so he has hardly buckled under the pressure. The difference now is that he compiled his first round score in the worst of the conditions in the afternoon - he will now tee off in the opening group in the calm morning conditions today. Molinari will be the one playing in the generally tougher conditions in the afternoon and, given that his form, other than a top-10 in Asia, has not been notable this year, he should struggle again to break par today.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Senden tb Molinari -125; Laird tb Couch +100; Senden tb De Jonge -110]
Spencer Levin to beat Edoardo Molinari +105 @ Boyle Sports
A surprising selection given that it is the first round leader and he has yet to win on the PGA Tour, but this is the third time that Levin has held the lead after the opening round of a PGA Tour event this year - to be first round leader in three of his ten starts this year is very impressive. In the two previous occasions this year, he has followed his 1st round low score with 2nd round scores of 69 and 72, so he has hardly buckled under the pressure. The difference now is that he compiled his first round score in the worst of the conditions in the afternoon - he will now tee off in the opening group in the calm morning conditions today. Molinari will be the one playing in the generally tougher conditions in the afternoon and, given that his form, other than a top-10 in Asia, has not been notable this year, he should struggle again to break par today.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Senden tb Molinari -125; Laird tb Couch +100; Senden tb De Jonge -110]
3rd round at Betjamaica:
Woods -115 over Garcia
hate to root for Tiger but just can't pass this up. Since Tiger is big fav over Mahan in other matchups, this looks out of line in comparison. So far this year when Garcia has been in contention after 2 rounds, he has choked in the 3rd.
Woods -115 over Garcia
hate to root for Tiger but just can't pass this up. Since Tiger is big fav over Mahan in other matchups, this looks out of line in comparison. So far this year when Garcia has been in contention after 2 rounds, he has choked in the 3rd.
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
Round 4 play (2pts):
Spencer Levin to beat Steve Marino -111 @ Bet365 [also available @ SkyBet]
Levin's game and temperament have looked very impressive this week. He held sole lead after day one, but has ended the next two days in 2nd place behind Martin Laird and, while he dropped back with two late bogeys yesterday, he closed out his round in solid fashion and so will fancy his chances of winning the event against a player who has shown a lot of nerves when leading a PGA Tour event in the final round. He has been in a similar position three times in the last six months: he shot 66 in the Justin Timberlake event to finish one shot outside the three-way playoff; he shot 68 in the Children's Miracle Network Classic to remain 3rd; and he shot 65 in last month's Mayakoba Golf Classic, but lost out in a playoff. As the player who ranked #1 in rounds under-par and rounds in the 60s last year, I'd expect Levin to mount a strong challenge to Laird today and shoot a lower score than Marino along the way. Marino has finished ahead of Levin only once in their last eight common events.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Woods tb Furyk -138; Woods tb Mickelson -138; De Jonge tb Immelman +100; Leishman tb Immelman -110; Furyk tb Pride -167; Choi tb Wi -130; Woods tb Garcia -160; Toms tb Immelman +105; Moore tb Marino -125; Rose tb Henry -125]
Spencer Levin to beat Steve Marino -111 @ Bet365 [also available @ SkyBet]
Levin's game and temperament have looked very impressive this week. He held sole lead after day one, but has ended the next two days in 2nd place behind Martin Laird and, while he dropped back with two late bogeys yesterday, he closed out his round in solid fashion and so will fancy his chances of winning the event against a player who has shown a lot of nerves when leading a PGA Tour event in the final round. He has been in a similar position three times in the last six months: he shot 66 in the Justin Timberlake event to finish one shot outside the three-way playoff; he shot 68 in the Children's Miracle Network Classic to remain 3rd; and he shot 65 in last month's Mayakoba Golf Classic, but lost out in a playoff. As the player who ranked #1 in rounds under-par and rounds in the 60s last year, I'd expect Levin to mount a strong challenge to Laird today and shoot a lower score than Marino along the way. Marino has finished ahead of Levin only once in their last eight common events.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Woods tb Furyk -138; Woods tb Mickelson -138; De Jonge tb Immelman +100; Leishman tb Immelman -110; Furyk tb Pride -167; Choi tb Wi -130; Woods tb Garcia -160; Toms tb Immelman +105; Moore tb Marino -125; Rose tb Henry -125]
4th ROUND
SENDEN (-110) over LEISHMAN
MOORE (-109) over HOWELL III
O'HERN (-120) over PEREZ
:toast:
SENDEN (-110) over LEISHMAN
MOORE (-109) over HOWELL III
O'HERN (-120) over PEREZ
:toast:
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
Wow what a bad two sundays simpson bogeys last hole and laird fell apart I was going to bet marino in houston next week I miss by a week
77093801-1 3/27/11 4:02am $29.99 $3,843.22 $0.00 Loss 7 Team Parlay
Win 3/27/11 10:35am PGA Golf 422 Sergio Garcia (4th Rnd) +125* vs Tiger Woods (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 8:58am PGA Golf 424 Robert Allenby (4th Rnd) +100* vs Charl Schwartzel (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 10:15am PGA Golf 426 Ian Poulter (4th Rnd) +105* vs Zach Johnson (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 8:49am PGA Golf 429 Edoardo Molinari (4th Rnd) -120* vs Kevin Na (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 9:35am PGA Golf 431 Aaron Baddeley (4th Rnd) +100* vs Bo Van Pelt (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 10:45am PGA Golf 434 Fredrik Jacobson (4th Rnd) -110* vs Brian Gay (4th Rnd)
Loss 3/27/11 10:15am PGA Golf 435 D.A. Points (4th Rnd) +100* vs Henrik Stenson (4th Rnd)
:facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: points took 7 on the last to lose by 1 stroke:facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm:
Win 3/27/11 10:35am PGA Golf 422 Sergio Garcia (4th Rnd) +125* vs Tiger Woods (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 8:58am PGA Golf 424 Robert Allenby (4th Rnd) +100* vs Charl Schwartzel (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 10:15am PGA Golf 426 Ian Poulter (4th Rnd) +105* vs Zach Johnson (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 8:49am PGA Golf 429 Edoardo Molinari (4th Rnd) -120* vs Kevin Na (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 9:35am PGA Golf 431 Aaron Baddeley (4th Rnd) +100* vs Bo Van Pelt (4th Rnd)
Win 3/27/11 10:45am PGA Golf 434 Fredrik Jacobson (4th Rnd) -110* vs Brian Gay (4th Rnd)
Loss 3/27/11 10:15am PGA Golf 435 D.A. Points (4th Rnd) +100* vs Henrik Stenson (4th Rnd)
:facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm: points took 7 on the last to lose by 1 stroke:facepalm: :facepalm: :facepalm:
- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
Folwer 
a 5 shot lead over Rose who has 9 holes left to play and you lose by 6 with 2 triples and a double, unreal.
a 5 shot lead over Rose who has 9 holes left to play and you lose by 6 with 2 triples and a double, unreal.
