BMW Championship
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Outrights
Outrights
Good Hit LIA (again)
Was Close again, will keep plugging away.
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 FRANCESCO MOLINARI +3550
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 JON RAHM +3230
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 ADAM SCOTT +4700
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 MARC LEISHMAN +6700
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 CAMERON SMITH +5290
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 XANDER SCHAUFFELE +10000
Outrights
Good Hit LIA (again)
Was Close again, will keep plugging away.
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 FRANCESCO MOLINARI +3550
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 JON RAHM +3230
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 ADAM SCOTT +4700
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 MARC LEISHMAN +6700
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 CAMERON SMITH +5290
ODDS TO WIN BMW CHAMPIONSHIP 2018 XANDER SCHAUFFELE +10000
Through 35 weeks:
Outrights YTD: 47-408 (+83.52*)
Matchups YTD: 38-36 (+2.20*)
BMW Championship:
Outrights:
Jordan Spieth(20/1) e.w.
- - Definitely class, definitely displaying extended form that seems so close to a breakthrough reward, but also being his own worst enemy for some reason or another. With some level of pressure to perform at 27th in FedEx points, and a very interesting marquee pairing with Fowler and Woods, he definitely gets a chance to carry my cash again this week.
Hideki Matsuyama(20/1) e.w.
- - Some excellent play of late, but the price is not inviting.
Tiger Woods(22/1) e.w.
- - Breaking it down as generous but sloping fairways, demanding approaches on the revamp that reward patience, judgment and excellence, typical Donald Ross greens that put serious demands on the short game and putting, maybe even some scary winds on the weekend, and a fairly flat performance last weekend while paired with DeChambeau and Koepka. I think this is the only time this year other than Carnoustie and Firestone when I will have ventured out with Tiger carrying my cash.
Bryson DeChambeau(16/1) e.w.
- - Seems unlikely to stack another win, but not picking up a winning marker.
C.T. Pan(90/1) e.w.
- - With a limited field of 70 known quantities, and only 23 names ticked for consideration after my initial capping, it wasn?t a stretch to give at least a few minutes of focused research on a whole passel of likely suspects, and settle upon the most preferred INFORMATION and ANGLES, for good or bad . . . Based on recent viewing, I?ve got C.T. Pan on the brain from Wyndham and Boston as a threat to get to East Lake by doing great things.
Kyle Stanley(66/1) e.w.
- - Has achieved well on classic east coast venues, and sort of like him right now when getting some opportunities on the biggest stages, but don?t know why his putter would cooperate this week.
Bubba Watson(55/1) e.w.
- - Usually his best at a handful of familiar tracks, but this underappreciated classic course perhaps offers a pleasing mix of definition and ?wide berths?. Regardless, some trending form and a generous price for a proven winner of big events.
J.J. Spaun(400/1) e.w.
- - Was not included in the 23 names I had in mind after my initial capping, but upon further analysis this play eclipsed the other long shots as offering good value and a punchers chance.
GL
Outrights YTD: 47-408 (+83.52*)
Matchups YTD: 38-36 (+2.20*)
BMW Championship:
Outrights:
Jordan Spieth(20/1) e.w.
- - Definitely class, definitely displaying extended form that seems so close to a breakthrough reward, but also being his own worst enemy for some reason or another. With some level of pressure to perform at 27th in FedEx points, and a very interesting marquee pairing with Fowler and Woods, he definitely gets a chance to carry my cash again this week.
Hideki Matsuyama(20/1) e.w.
- - Some excellent play of late, but the price is not inviting.
Tiger Woods(22/1) e.w.
- - Breaking it down as generous but sloping fairways, demanding approaches on the revamp that reward patience, judgment and excellence, typical Donald Ross greens that put serious demands on the short game and putting, maybe even some scary winds on the weekend, and a fairly flat performance last weekend while paired with DeChambeau and Koepka. I think this is the only time this year other than Carnoustie and Firestone when I will have ventured out with Tiger carrying my cash.
Bryson DeChambeau(16/1) e.w.
- - Seems unlikely to stack another win, but not picking up a winning marker.
C.T. Pan(90/1) e.w.
- - With a limited field of 70 known quantities, and only 23 names ticked for consideration after my initial capping, it wasn?t a stretch to give at least a few minutes of focused research on a whole passel of likely suspects, and settle upon the most preferred INFORMATION and ANGLES, for good or bad . . . Based on recent viewing, I?ve got C.T. Pan on the brain from Wyndham and Boston as a threat to get to East Lake by doing great things.
Kyle Stanley(66/1) e.w.
- - Has achieved well on classic east coast venues, and sort of like him right now when getting some opportunities on the biggest stages, but don?t know why his putter would cooperate this week.
Bubba Watson(55/1) e.w.
- - Usually his best at a handful of familiar tracks, but this underappreciated classic course perhaps offers a pleasing mix of definition and ?wide berths?. Regardless, some trending form and a generous price for a proven winner of big events.
J.J. Spaun(400/1) e.w.
- - Was not included in the 23 names I had in mind after my initial capping, but upon further analysis this play eclipsed the other long shots as offering good value and a punchers chance.
GL
Round 4 Match Ups
Round 4 Match Ups
Played the firstround of a Disc Golf Tournament yesterday. Was suppose to be two rounds cut down to one with the final this morning. Rained all damn day and we play. I suck and suck worse in the rain.
T FLEETWOOD (RND 4) -105 (R FOWLER (RND 4) vrs T FLEETWOOD (RND 4))
T WOODS (RND 4) -135 (T WOODS (RND 4) vrs W SIMPSON (RND 4))
Round 4 Match Ups
Played the firstround of a Disc Golf Tournament yesterday. Was suppose to be two rounds cut down to one with the final this morning. Rained all damn day and we play. I suck and suck worse in the rain.
T FLEETWOOD (RND 4) -105 (R FOWLER (RND 4) vrs T FLEETWOOD (RND 4))
T WOODS (RND 4) -135 (T WOODS (RND 4) vrs W SIMPSON (RND 4))
Man so close to a Grand on Xander. I did make two plays after the 2nd round. Tiger and Keegan, Won 430.00, should have posted just away too much this weekend playing Disc Golf, I did shoot above my rating. That's not saying much.
