AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am
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ROUND 2
AARON BADDELEY (+107) over KJ CHOI
Choi has more experience in this event, but has only broken 70 once in 7 rounds on tour this year.....Baddeley has been under 70 in 6 of his 11 rounds in 2011, started well last week in Phoenix (65-68), and appears in much better form at this point of the year.
AARON BADDELEY (+107) over KJ CHOI
Choi has more experience in this event, but has only broken 70 once in 7 rounds on tour this year.....Baddeley has been under 70 in 6 of his 11 rounds in 2011, started well last week in Phoenix (65-68), and appears in much better form at this point of the year.
Round 2 play (4pts):
Vijay Singh to beat David Duval -150 @ Stan James [available generally]
It would be good to turn the clock back 12 months and watch Duval come so close to winning this event, but he will not do that this year after an opening 77 around Pebble Beach sees him 5 shots off the cut line and in 142nd place. He has made the cut just once in the last eight years from outside the top-100 after round 1 and in the five times that he was in that position last year, he averaged 74.80. Singh comes into this event with finishes of 20th and 3rd in the last two weeks and has a great record in this event. He will still be playing on Sunday and will still be motivated by the end of this round.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Appleby tb Janzen -138; Mahan tb Van Pelt -117; Mulroy tb Smith -110]
Vijay Singh to beat David Duval -150 @ Stan James [available generally]
It would be good to turn the clock back 12 months and watch Duval come so close to winning this event, but he will not do that this year after an opening 77 around Pebble Beach sees him 5 shots off the cut line and in 142nd place. He has made the cut just once in the last eight years from outside the top-100 after round 1 and in the five times that he was in that position last year, he averaged 74.80. Singh comes into this event with finishes of 20th and 3rd in the last two weeks and has a great record in this event. He will still be playing on Sunday and will still be motivated by the end of this round.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Appleby tb Janzen -138; Mahan tb Van Pelt -117; Mulroy tb Smith -110]
Anyone know how to determine which course each golfer is on? Do they rotate? Same course they played yesterday? Thanks.
F'n Duval. No bogey's through 15 sitting at -4 on the day. Unbelievable. Come on Vijay!!
Round 3 play (2pts):
Paul Stankowski to beat Trevor Immelman -103 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek, Carib and WSEX]
Opposing Immelman who has struggled since his wrist surgery in 2009 - the doctors said it would take 18 months to heal and it appears to certainly taken that long, so his continued poor form may not be purely for physical reasons. He has played better this week and currently stands in 24th place, but he has missed his last five cuts so there are no guarantees that his form will continue for another round. Despite his 68, he struggled to find either the fairways or the greens around Spyglass Hill yesterday. Stankowski is a long-time regular in this event who is coming off a top-30 finish; he looks the more likely to shoot a good round at Pebble Beach today.
Paul Stankowski to beat Trevor Immelman -103 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek, Carib and WSEX]
Opposing Immelman who has struggled since his wrist surgery in 2009 - the doctors said it would take 18 months to heal and it appears to certainly taken that long, so his continued poor form may not be purely for physical reasons. He has played better this week and currently stands in 24th place, but he has missed his last five cuts so there are no guarantees that his form will continue for another round. Despite his 68, he struggled to find either the fairways or the greens around Spyglass Hill yesterday. Stankowski is a long-time regular in this event who is coming off a top-30 finish; he looks the more likely to shoot a good round at Pebble Beach today.
Round 4 (from Pinnacle)
Golf
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
4th Round Matchups
P. Harrington vs N. Watney
7403. P. Harrington +123
Risking 100.00 to Win 123.00 CAD
Golf
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
4th Round Matchups
P. Mickelson vs H. Mahan
7407. P. Mickelson -135
Risking 135.00 to Win 100.00 CAD
Golf
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
4th Round Matchups
T. Gillis vs S. Levin
7415. T. Gillis -107
Risking 107.00 to Win 100.00 CAD
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Golf
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
4th Round Matchups
P. Harrington vs N. Watney
7403. P. Harrington +123
Risking 100.00 to Win 123.00 CAD
Golf
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
4th Round Matchups
P. Mickelson vs H. Mahan
7407. P. Mickelson -135
Risking 135.00 to Win 100.00 CAD
Golf
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
4th Round Matchups
T. Gillis vs S. Levin
7415. T. Gillis -107
Risking 107.00 to Win 100.00 CAD
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Round 4 play (2pts):
D.A. Points to beat Tom Gillis -120 @ Paddy Power
An unfamiliar position for Gillis. The last (and only) time that Gillis started the final round of a PGA Tour event was back in 2003 - he shot 70 and dropped to 7th. Not so for Points who has been in this top-5 position three times in the last couple of seasons - he always broke par in the final round from this position and averaged less than 69. Coming into this event in good form - he has finished 18th and 5th in the last two weeks - Points could certainly remain in the top-5 as he has done all week so far.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Points tb Molder -118; Points tb Marino +110; Sutherland tb Gillis +105; Levin tb Gillis +105; Sutherland tb Levin -111]
D.A. Points to beat Tom Gillis -120 @ Paddy Power
An unfamiliar position for Gillis. The last (and only) time that Gillis started the final round of a PGA Tour event was back in 2003 - he shot 70 and dropped to 7th. Not so for Points who has been in this top-5 position three times in the last couple of seasons - he always broke par in the final round from this position and averaged less than 69. Coming into this event in good form - he has finished 18th and 5th in the last two weeks - Points could certainly remain in the top-5 as he has done all week so far.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Points tb Molder -118; Points tb Marino +110; Sutherland tb Gillis +105; Levin tb Gillis +105; Sutherland tb Levin -111]
4th round
V SINGH -130 vrs R SABBATINI
P HARRINGTON +120 vrs N WATNEY
A CEJKA EV vrs A BADDELEY
S MARINO -105 vrs B MOLDER
V SINGH -130 vrs R SABBATINI
P HARRINGTON +120 vrs N WATNEY
A CEJKA EV vrs A BADDELEY
S MARINO -105 vrs B MOLDER
ROUND 4
AARON BADDELEY (-117) over ALEX CEJKA
Baddeley played real well over the Pebble course on Friday with the exception of a triple bogey on 9 and a poor bogey on 18 (he was actually 5 under par through the first 8 holes).
He has played pretty well this week, and IF he can stay away from the big number today, I like him in this spot.
AARON BADDELEY (-117) over ALEX CEJKA
Baddeley played real well over the Pebble course on Friday with the exception of a triple bogey on 9 and a poor bogey on 18 (he was actually 5 under par through the first 8 holes).
He has played pretty well this week, and IF he can stay away from the big number today, I like him in this spot.
