BMW PGA Championship
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Richie Ramsay 140
Mikko Ilonen 350
Miguel Angel Jimenez 140
Ramsay has shown a lot of form in the last month - in all four starts, he has finished rd1 inside the top-10 - and as a multiple-winner on the Tour, it won't be long before he maintains that form for all four rounds; he already has a top-10 finish on this course and deserves to be at shorter odds than this
Course experience is always important at Wentworth and Ilonen has three top-15 finishes here; that is enough to warrant shorter odds on another player who has won multiple events on the European Tour
Backing another multiple-event winner in this flagship event on the European Tour at triple-digit odds, but Jimenez also has the advantage in that he won here in 2008, have five top-5 finishes here in the last ten years and, to counter the charge that he is too old to compete this week, he finished 2nd last year
Mikko Ilonen 350
Miguel Angel Jimenez 140
Ramsay has shown a lot of form in the last month - in all four starts, he has finished rd1 inside the top-10 - and as a multiple-winner on the Tour, it won't be long before he maintains that form for all four rounds; he already has a top-10 finish on this course and deserves to be at shorter odds than this
Course experience is always important at Wentworth and Ilonen has three top-15 finishes here; that is enough to warrant shorter odds on another player who has won multiple events on the European Tour
Backing another multiple-event winner in this flagship event on the European Tour at triple-digit odds, but Jimenez also has the advantage in that he won here in 2008, have five top-5 finishes here in the last ten years and, to counter the charge that he is too old to compete this week, he finished 2nd last year
Outright
Outright
Going to try Knox again, no Rory this time
ODDS TO WIN BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 RUSSELL KNOX +2150
Outright
Going to try Knox again, no Rory this time
ODDS TO WIN BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 RUSSELL KNOX +2150
Outrights:
Francesco Molinari(16/1) e.w.
Rafael Cabrera Bello(25/1) e.w.
Eddie Pepperell(66/1) e.w.
Ross Fisher(70/1) e.w.
Richard Sterne(80/1) e.w.
Kiradech Aphibarnrat(100/1) e.w.
Robert Rock(125/1) e.w.
Felipe Aguilar(150/1) e.w.
Niclas Fasth(500/1) e.w.
GL
Francesco Molinari(16/1) e.w.
Rafael Cabrera Bello(25/1) e.w.
Eddie Pepperell(66/1) e.w.
Ross Fisher(70/1) e.w.
Richard Sterne(80/1) e.w.
Kiradech Aphibarnrat(100/1) e.w.
Robert Rock(125/1) e.w.
Felipe Aguilar(150/1) e.w.
Niclas Fasth(500/1) e.w.
GL
Y.E. Yang 18
A big price for a player in 3rd place, only two shots out of the lead and with the leader 1-for-2 when leading on the European Tour after 54 holes (though both occasions were events in Thailand and against much weaker events than this); Yang has the experience to convert his chance if presented tomorrow and shouldn't be triple the odds of Westwood
A big price for a player in 3rd place, only two shots out of the lead and with the leader 1-for-2 when leading on the European Tour after 54 holes (though both occasions were events in Thailand and against much weaker events than this); Yang has the experience to convert his chance if presented tomorrow and shouldn't be triple the odds of Westwood
4th Round Match-Ups
F. Zanotti beat F. Aguilar -105
S. Benson beat R. Cabrera Bello +175
D. Brooks beat J. Luiten +210
N. Colsaerts beat R. Wattel -120
J. Quesne beat C. Wood +130
Y.E. Yang beat L. Westwood +185
G. Bourdy beat J. Campillo -120
F. Zanotti beat F. Aguilar -105
S. Benson beat R. Cabrera Bello +175
D. Brooks beat J. Luiten +210
N. Colsaerts beat R. Wattel -120
J. Quesne beat C. Wood +130
Y.E. Yang beat L. Westwood +185
G. Bourdy beat J. Campillo -120
