Outright plays (total stake per play: 2pts)
D.A. Weibring to win 12/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
This Tour is clearly becoming more competitive if the odds are anything to go by ... players like these would have been regularly 20/1 and upwards a year ago. Weibring was a selection for this event last year at 22/1, as was Jenkins at 25/1 and he is available at single figure odds this week. As for this week's selections, these are all players at the top of their game and with no course form to base the selections upon, this is the primary criterion. Weibring, for his part, won three weeks ago and took Tom Jenkins to a playoff last week. Certainly one of the form players on Tour.
Morris Hatalsky to win 14/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
And so is Hatalsky whose 17th place finish was only the second time that he has finished outside the top-10 since January. And having been 2nd with one round to play last week, he really should have finished higher than he did. He should do so this week.
Dana Quigley to win 14/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
Having reached 2nd place during the final round last week, Quigley should have done better than a share of 4th place, but it extended his run of top-10 finishes to five, of which four have been top-5 finishes. While Quigley completes a trio of players who all rank in the top-10 in the Tour's most important stat categories - Scoring Average, All-Round Ranking, Money Leaders, Charles Schwab Cup Points and Top-10 Finishes, it is Quigley who has the best stats of the lot, ranking 2nd, 1st, 1st, 1st and 1st in these five categories respectively. He really should be on the leaderboard again ion Sunday night.
D.A. Weibring to win 12/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
This Tour is clearly becoming more competitive if the odds are anything to go by ... players like these would have been regularly 20/1 and upwards a year ago. Weibring was a selection for this event last year at 22/1, as was Jenkins at 25/1 and he is available at single figure odds this week. As for this week's selections, these are all players at the top of their game and with no course form to base the selections upon, this is the primary criterion. Weibring, for his part, won three weeks ago and took Tom Jenkins to a playoff last week. Certainly one of the form players on Tour.
Morris Hatalsky to win 14/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
And so is Hatalsky whose 17th place finish was only the second time that he has finished outside the top-10 since January. And having been 2nd with one round to play last week, he really should have finished higher than he did. He should do so this week.
Dana Quigley to win 14/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
Having reached 2nd place during the final round last week, Quigley should have done better than a share of 4th place, but it extended his run of top-10 finishes to five, of which four have been top-5 finishes. While Quigley completes a trio of players who all rank in the top-10 in the Tour's most important stat categories - Scoring Average, All-Round Ranking, Money Leaders, Charles Schwab Cup Points and Top-10 Finishes, it is Quigley who has the best stats of the lot, ranking 2nd, 1st, 1st, 1st and 1st in these five categories respectively. He really should be on the leaderboard again ion Sunday night.
