BMW Championship
- Thread starter stomie
- Start date
72 holes plays:
at stations
J Furyk -120 vs Z Johnson
at cris
B Haas -105 vs J Dufner
H Mahan -125 vs D Johnson
gl
at stations
J Furyk -120 vs Z Johnson
at cris
B Haas -105 vs J Dufner
H Mahan -125 vs D Johnson
gl
Here's a guy who started off red hot, won a couple, then kind of played mediocre until.....last week. All pumped up ready to play good again. The absolute perfect modern golf physique, 6'2" 180 lbs., smashes the ball off the tee and has touch around the greens. Soft hands. Great demeanor.
Geoff Olgilvy to win 34.00 sia
I looked at Jacobson, I wanted him too, as a live dog longshot. I checked out Betfair, Monday I guess, and saw 180.00. Thinking that was a good price for Jake, I went to my bookies site on Tues, knowing of course the odds would be less, and they were, 81.00. That's just rediculous.
I also looked at, and put on the short list---Villegas, Kim, Ames, and Mahan. Mahan almost got the action, but he didn't.
Geoff Olgilvy to win 34.00 sia
I looked at Jacobson, I wanted him too, as a live dog longshot. I checked out Betfair, Monday I guess, and saw 180.00. Thinking that was a good price for Jake, I went to my bookies site on Tues, knowing of course the odds would be less, and they were, 81.00. That's just rediculous.
I also looked at, and put on the short list---Villegas, Kim, Ames, and Mahan. Mahan almost got the action, but he didn't.
Only 10 match-ups to choose from. I liked Furyk over Els, but not at -125. I like anybody over Els most of the time. I settled on---
72 holes
Mahan over D. Johnson -110
Mahan is pretty steady good and I think he will cook now that he's selected for the pres. cup deal. He won't want to make his capt. look like a donkey by playing poorly. I expect Hunter to play hard all four rounds. I don't have anything against Johnson, I just think he is outclassed here.
72 holes
Mahan over D. Johnson -110
Mahan is pretty steady good and I think he will cook now that he's selected for the pres. cup deal. He won't want to make his capt. look like a donkey by playing poorly. I expect Hunter to play hard all four rounds. I don't have anything against Johnson, I just think he is outclassed here.
Boomer---Can you go to the other board and get me unbanned. They think I did something I don't even know how to do. I'm certain it is a mistake. I can't even e-mail them, blocked I guess. I'd appreciate any help there, thanks.
adding
Geoff Ogilvy (Tourn) -110 vs Sergio Garcia (Tourn)
Hunter Mahan (Tourn) -113 vs Sergio Garcia (Tourn)
+5000 BMW Championship - Winner w/o Woods - Camilo Villegas
Geoff Ogilvy (Tourn) -110 vs Sergio Garcia (Tourn)
Hunter Mahan (Tourn) -113 vs Sergio Garcia (Tourn)
+5000 BMW Championship - Winner w/o Woods - Camilo Villegas
Tommyjay - Was going to send you a pm, but apparently there aren't any on this board.
Would appreciate knowing what other board?
If you wish, you (or someone else with the info) can email me at jw777@hotmail.com.
Please put "golf" or your handle in the title so I know it's you, and not spam.
Thanks.
1st Round Match Ups
S CINK -125 (M WEIR vrs S CINK)
J FURYK -130 (R GOOSEN vrs J FURYK)
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP JIM FURYK +2200
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP ANGEL CABRERA +5000
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP SCOTT VERPLANK +5000
72 Hole Match Ups
A CABRERA -130 (L GLOVER vrs A CABRERA)
S VERPLANK -135 (J KELLY vrs S VERPLANK)
S CINK -125 (M WEIR vrs S CINK)
J FURYK -130 (R GOOSEN vrs J FURYK)
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP JIM FURYK +2200
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP ANGEL CABRERA +5000
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP SCOTT VERPLANK +5000
72 Hole Match Ups
A CABRERA -130 (L GLOVER vrs A CABRERA)
S VERPLANK -135 (J KELLY vrs S VERPLANK)
Outright
Without Woods
Snedeker 50/1
Senden 75/1
Molder 100/1
1st round leader
Snedeker 60/1---0.75 units
Villegas 65/1----0.75 units
Molder 110/1 --- 0.5 units
Without Woods
Snedeker 50/1
Senden 75/1
Molder 100/1
1st round leader
Snedeker 60/1---0.75 units
Villegas 65/1----0.75 units
Molder 110/1 --- 0.5 units
Outrights:
After Barclays and before Deutsche Bank I wrote: "And then I was reminded of the results from last week, and on a venue few loved, the cream on the final leaderboard was as impressive as you are likely to ever see, so it seemed fair to say that these guys are (elite) professionals, and with real millions at stake, and real volatility in the system, maybe the Fed Ex Cup had their attention, and it would be much that way down the stretch" . . . Fast forward, and Stricker won, and while there was a decent representation of the game's elites on Sunday afternoon, I'd say there was no definitive trend on the class of pros emerging in these playoffs . . . Anyway, I started this week with no less than 7 longshots in mind, and contemplated only playing the longshots (figuring I had some "house money" from a successful season, so why not try and make a killing), but instead I opted for a mix of players in my stable, although I was quicker to cut out the favorites at the top of the market than my speculative runners.
Geoff Ogilvy(33/1) e.w.
- - I'm always watching and assessing, and last week was the first time in "ages" this Ogilvyaholic saw shades of the right stuff from start to finish.
Stephen Ames(80/1) e.w.
- - 3 Top 25 in last 4 and a closing 66, so is playing well. A former champion at Cog Hill means much many times. Goes from a hungry dog trying to make Greg Norman's team, to a peeved dog with a chip on his shoulder, while still a hungry dog if he's going to move on to the Tour Championship.
Kenny Perry(80/1) e.w.
- - Liking Perry for much similar reasons as Quiros at Mercedes, should have joined them as a "natural" double. Also appears to be value in this price, even if I wasn't one of those "cwazy cwappers" that actually tries to nail the winner.
Charles Howell(150/1) e.w.
- - I had given CHIII serious consideration last week but passed, and with a nervous eye on him, there was a stretch where I thought I had missed out on a serious run. Happy to get a crack this week.
Ryan Moore(150/1) e.w.
- - I still believe he could go on from his first win to a second win kind of like Villegas and Kim did last year, plus a moment from Medinah in 2006 when I watched him from the gallery compels me to seal the deal.
Luke Donald(90/1) e.w.
- - Folderol.
GL
"Arnie has more people watching him park the car than we do out on the course." ~ Lee Trevino
The King's Crowning Achievement - MERCER BAGGS - Golf News & Articles | Golf Channel
After Barclays and before Deutsche Bank I wrote: "And then I was reminded of the results from last week, and on a venue few loved, the cream on the final leaderboard was as impressive as you are likely to ever see, so it seemed fair to say that these guys are (elite) professionals, and with real millions at stake, and real volatility in the system, maybe the Fed Ex Cup had their attention, and it would be much that way down the stretch" . . . Fast forward, and Stricker won, and while there was a decent representation of the game's elites on Sunday afternoon, I'd say there was no definitive trend on the class of pros emerging in these playoffs . . . Anyway, I started this week with no less than 7 longshots in mind, and contemplated only playing the longshots (figuring I had some "house money" from a successful season, so why not try and make a killing), but instead I opted for a mix of players in my stable, although I was quicker to cut out the favorites at the top of the market than my speculative runners.
Geoff Ogilvy(33/1) e.w.
- - I'm always watching and assessing, and last week was the first time in "ages" this Ogilvyaholic saw shades of the right stuff from start to finish.
Stephen Ames(80/1) e.w.
- - 3 Top 25 in last 4 and a closing 66, so is playing well. A former champion at Cog Hill means much many times. Goes from a hungry dog trying to make Greg Norman's team, to a peeved dog with a chip on his shoulder, while still a hungry dog if he's going to move on to the Tour Championship.
Kenny Perry(80/1) e.w.
- - Liking Perry for much similar reasons as Quiros at Mercedes, should have joined them as a "natural" double. Also appears to be value in this price, even if I wasn't one of those "cwazy cwappers" that actually tries to nail the winner.
Charles Howell(150/1) e.w.
- - I had given CHIII serious consideration last week but passed, and with a nervous eye on him, there was a stretch where I thought I had missed out on a serious run. Happy to get a crack this week.
Ryan Moore(150/1) e.w.
- - I still believe he could go on from his first win to a second win kind of like Villegas and Kim did last year, plus a moment from Medinah in 2006 when I watched him from the gallery compels me to seal the deal.
Luke Donald(90/1) e.w.
- - Folderol.
GL
"Arnie has more people watching him park the car than we do out on the course." ~ Lee Trevino
The King's Crowning Achievement - MERCER BAGGS - Golf News & Articles | Golf Channel
Last edited:
The BMW Championship for September 10th to 13th.
The BMW Championship for September 10th to 13th.
Outrights to Win the Whole Tournament (Thursday - Sunday) :
2/3 Unit : Zach Johnson to Win @ 50 : 1.
2/3 Unit : Geoff Ogilvy to Win @ 30 : 1.
1/3 Unit : Angel Cabrera to Win @ 40 : 1.
1/3 Unit : Phil Mickelson to Win @ 25 : 1.
.
The BMW Championship for September 10th to 13th.
Outrights to Win the Whole Tournament (Thursday - Sunday) :
2/3 Unit : Zach Johnson to Win @ 50 : 1.
2/3 Unit : Geoff Ogilvy to Win @ 30 : 1.
1/3 Unit : Angel Cabrera to Win @ 40 : 1.
1/3 Unit : Phil Mickelson to Win @ 25 : 1.
.
Round 1 play (2pts):
Jim Furyk to beat Padraig Harrington +100 @ Carib
Pod may be in great form - much better than he usually is at this time of the year - but Furyk has finished 15th and 8th in the last two Playoff events, so he is hardly short of confidence either. And then there is the course form: Harrington made his debut at Cog Hill last year and finished 55th of 79; Furyk's last 10 finishes in this event are 6th, 7th, 34th, 3rd, 3rd, 7th, 1st, 4th, 14th, 3rd (staged at Bellerive). With that history, there is a lot of value in a player at plus odds.
Jim Furyk to beat Padraig Harrington +100 @ Carib
Pod may be in great form - much better than he usually is at this time of the year - but Furyk has finished 15th and 8th in the last two Playoff events, so he is hardly short of confidence either. And then there is the course form: Harrington made his debut at Cog Hill last year and finished 55th of 79; Furyk's last 10 finishes in this event are 6th, 7th, 34th, 3rd, 3rd, 7th, 1st, 4th, 14th, 3rd (staged at Bellerive). With that history, there is a lot of value in a player at plus odds.
The BMW Championship for September 10th to 13th.
The BMW Championship for September 10th to 13th.
Whole Tournament Matchups for 72 holes for Thursday thru Sunday :
Four Units :
Camilo Villegas over Anthony Kim @ + 100. Won by 5.
Angel Cabrera over Scott Verplank @ + 100. Lost by 1.
Kevin Na over Jason Day @ - 120. Won by 13.
Zach Johnson over Stewart Cink @ - 135. Won by 8.
Three Units :
Y E Yang over Steve Marino @ + 120. Lost by 15.
Angel Cabrera over Lucas Glover @ - 110. Won by 11.
Geoff Ogilvy over Sergio Garcia @ - 115. Lost by 13.
Scott Verplank over Jerry Kelly @ - 130. Won by 2.
Two Units :
Padraig Harrington over Steve Stricker @ + 115. Won by 12.
Zach Johnson over Dustin Johnson @ + 100. Won by 10.
Camilo Villegas over Luke Donald @ - 105. Won by 1.
Mike Weir over Justin Leonard @ - 115. Won by 6.
Pat Perez over Woody Austin @ - 120. Won by 2.
Tiger Woods over Padraig Harrington @ - 340. Won by 13.
One Unit :
Ernie Els over Jim Furyk @ + 135. Lost by 14.
Phil Mickelson over Jim Furyk @ + 120. Lost by 13.
Ernie Els over Retief Goosen @ + 105. Lost by 3.
Anthony Kim over Kenny Perry @ - 105. Won by 4.
Rory Sabbatini over Chad Campbell @ - 115. Won by 2.
Mike Weir over Stephen Ames @ - 115. Lost by 2.
.
The BMW Championship for September 10th to 13th.
Whole Tournament Matchups for 72 holes for Thursday thru Sunday :
Four Units :
Camilo Villegas over Anthony Kim @ + 100. Won by 5.
Angel Cabrera over Scott Verplank @ + 100. Lost by 1.
Kevin Na over Jason Day @ - 120. Won by 13.
Zach Johnson over Stewart Cink @ - 135. Won by 8.
Three Units :
Y E Yang over Steve Marino @ + 120. Lost by 15.
Angel Cabrera over Lucas Glover @ - 110. Won by 11.
Geoff Ogilvy over Sergio Garcia @ - 115. Lost by 13.
Scott Verplank over Jerry Kelly @ - 130. Won by 2.
Two Units :
Padraig Harrington over Steve Stricker @ + 115. Won by 12.
Zach Johnson over Dustin Johnson @ + 100. Won by 10.
Camilo Villegas over Luke Donald @ - 105. Won by 1.
Mike Weir over Justin Leonard @ - 115. Won by 6.
Pat Perez over Woody Austin @ - 120. Won by 2.
Tiger Woods over Padraig Harrington @ - 340. Won by 13.
One Unit :
Ernie Els over Jim Furyk @ + 135. Lost by 14.
Phil Mickelson over Jim Furyk @ + 120. Lost by 13.
Ernie Els over Retief Goosen @ + 105. Lost by 3.
Anthony Kim over Kenny Perry @ - 105. Won by 4.
Rory Sabbatini over Chad Campbell @ - 115. Won by 2.
Mike Weir over Stephen Ames @ - 115. Lost by 2.
.
Last edited:
The BMW Championship for Thursday, September 10th.
The BMW Championship for Thursday, September 10th.
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes for the First Round only :
Three Units :
Mike Weir over Kenny Perry @ + 100. Won by 5.
Tim Clark over Brandt Snedeker @ - 115. Lost by 9.
Zach Johnson over Scott Verplank @ - 115. Lost by 3.
Two Units :
Angel Cabrera over Dustin Johnson @ - 105. Lost by 4.
Steve Marino over Y E Yang @ - 115. Won by 5.
Phil Mickelson over Sergio Garcia @ - 130. Push.
.
The BMW Championship for Thursday, September 10th.
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes for the First Round only :
Three Units :
Mike Weir over Kenny Perry @ + 100. Won by 5.
Tim Clark over Brandt Snedeker @ - 115. Lost by 9.
Zach Johnson over Scott Verplank @ - 115. Lost by 3.
Two Units :
Angel Cabrera over Dustin Johnson @ - 105. Lost by 4.
Steve Marino over Y E Yang @ - 115. Won by 5.
Phil Mickelson over Sergio Garcia @ - 130. Push.
.
Last edited:
Took Clark as well, and was hesistant b/c of his W/d a few weeks ago and then missed cut last week. Looks like his poor form has carried over, but I was hoping his nice finishes at this course would help, but apparently not. dbl, bg, bg start for him.
2nd Round Match Ups
J FURYK -135 (R GOOSEN vrs J FURYK)
S CINK -125 (M WEIR vrs S CINK)
C VILLEGAS -115 (A KIM vrs C VILLEGAS)
J FURYK -135 (R GOOSEN vrs J FURYK)
S CINK -125 (M WEIR vrs S CINK)
C VILLEGAS -115 (A KIM vrs C VILLEGAS)
Round 2 plays (2pts):
Jonathan Byrd to beat Mark Wilson +100 @ Five Dimes
Zach Johnson to beat Scott Verplank +101 @ Pinnacle
Retief Goosen to beat Phil Mickelson +125 @ Five Dimes
Jonathan Byrd to beat Mark Wilson +100 @ Five Dimes
Zach Johnson to beat Scott Verplank +101 @ Pinnacle
Retief Goosen to beat Phil Mickelson +125 @ Five Dimes
The BMW Championship for Friday, September 11th.
The BMW Championship for Friday, September 11th.
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes for the Second Round only :
Four Units :
Ian Poulter over John Senden @ - 125. Lost by 1.
Angel Cabrera over Jerry Kelly @ - 130. Lost by 2.
Tiger Woods over Padraig Harrington @ - 180. Won by 1.
Tiger Woods over Steve Stricker @ - 200. Won by 6.
.
The BMW Championship for Friday, September 11th.
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes for the Second Round only :
Four Units :
Ian Poulter over John Senden @ - 125. Lost by 1.
Angel Cabrera over Jerry Kelly @ - 130. Lost by 2.
Tiger Woods over Padraig Harrington @ - 180. Won by 1.
Tiger Woods over Steve Stricker @ - 200. Won by 6.
.
Last edited:
