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Jim Furyk to win 18/1 e.w. @ BetFred
Surprised many by not being among the contenders last week, but it was only due to a cold putter. If the course had played as tough as it was supposed to, he would have been a serious challenger: he ranked 1st in greens in regulation last week, but last in putts per round. His 29th position broke his run of four top-5 finishes and, having come close several times on this course, he should start another run this week.

Stewart Cink to win 50/1 e.w. available generally
Two years ago he was backed as a 66/1 shot on the back of being a Ryder Cup wildcard selection and won in wire-to-wire fashion, so having just been named a wildcard selection again, could history repeat itself? He is certainly playing well enough with three top-5 finishes in his last five starts on the PGA Tour despite the pressure of chasing Ryder Cup points and presumably such a positive result from that chase should result in a positive performance this week. And no doubt he'll be thinking of history repeating itself as well!

Trevor Immelman to win 50/1 e.w. available generally
Playing in his first event since the Western Open after taking time out following the birth of his first child, it was always going to be difficult to be competitive at last week's PGA Championship. That he battled to make the cut and finished 34th is a good achievement after missing five weeks of competitive golf and he should be stronger this week. And if he can repeat the form that he showed before his paternity leave - a string of very high finishes from the Houston Open in April culminating in victory in the Western Open - he will make a mockery of these odds.
 
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1/4 1-5:
Love 66/1 Stan James
Howell D 125/1 General
Westwood 125/1 Stan James
Casey 150/1 Stan James
Pampling 125/1 Boylesports
Karlsson 225/1 Stan James
Edfors 400/1 Stan James
 

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I'm considering a possible kamikaze run to Chicago to catch the action this Saturday
I made the dash to Medinah on Saturday. Viewing on the course and/or at the range, I was not at all surprised to see Sean O'Hair and Adam Scott moving in the right direction on Sunday, Ian Poulter was really, really all business, and Nathan Green and Lee Westwood seemed to have very little left in their tank. Stewart Cink surprised on Sunday, as he was scattering it pretty good under Butch Harmon's eye on Saturday, while Kenny Perry looked to have the pop back in his driver and appeared close with everything except the putter, so his Sunday fade was a surprise the other way. Ryan Moore held up phenomenally well with a gimmick technique that I've never seen used away from the practice range. Luke Donald was anxious on a couple of putts but otherwise looked no different on Sunday than he did on Saturday, and manages to earn a solid mark from me for his birdieless 74 to T3.


Outrights:

Adam Scott(28/1) e.w.
- - That's some awful course form that will take a huge turn in the other direction this week; any decent putting that is a tad better than last week and he'll finish in the frame and be much the guy Tiger will least like to see yapping at his heels or out in front.

Stewart Cink(50/1) e.w.
- - A confluence of favorable capping circumstances that would tempt me in at a lesser price than this.

Ian Poulter(125/1)(1/5 for 1-5) e.w.
- - Says he is playing really, really, really well. Recently 9th at Medinah, 12th at Winged Foot, 9th at Westchester, 3rd at Le Golf National (and 14th at The Belfry, 21st at Redstone and 27th at Sawgrass less recently) looks like a resume worth noting for the demands of Firestone.

Kenny Perry(125/1)(1/5 for1-5) e.w.
- - Looks comfortable with his game, and ready to drawl about what a great player Tiger is and why they have almost no chance against him.


GL
 

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Hit Tiger last week , Placed two bills on him. Sunday, very early Sunday I felt real good.

Always like to Play ole Jimbo, like that Stanley is Backing him. Will throw in a Play on Toms. Garcia/Scott Play is always there, going with Adam...again

Jim Furyk WINS WGC BRIDGESTONE+16.00
David Toms WINS WGC BRIDGESTONE+40.00

Jim Furyk OV/Phil Mickelson-1.45
David Toms OV/Chris DiMarco-1.20
Adam Scott OV/Sergio Garcia-1.20
 

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Ditto Phar was only one I liked there this week--why the dot in middle of name now?

Was interesting Prop @ Hwood on best score over/under 63.5 Last year Westwood threw in 63 but next best was 66.
Was tempted to load the wagon--but remembered they got me last week when they had to set tournament record to beat #--made it to weekend--was feeling good-- then 3 players break it -- friggin rain did me no favors.
 

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Ditto Phar was only one I liked there this week--why the dot in middle of name now?

I think someone had been stuffing around with my old login/password DTB....because I couldnt login for a while, and now I can login but am not allowed to post for some unknown reason. It all became too hard so I simply registered again as phar (dot) lap.
Still the same horse though.


Been meaning to send you a couple of pictures from Pebble Beach. Will try and get around to that this weekend.
 

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FINAL RESULT: 2-1; +9.75pts

Furyk 3rd
Cink 2nd
Immelman 13th

Good effort by Cink to close the three-shot gap on Tiger over the last three holes to force the playoff and he did have a chance on each of the first three playoff holes to win the tournament, but missed every time and paid the penalty on the fourth extra hole. Furyk did hold the lead during the final round and but finished one shot shy. Nice profit on the event, but after this season's results, a Cink win was badly needed.

WGC ytd: 4-2; +5.25pts

All Tours ytd
Outrights: 44-201; -64.14pts
Matchups: 50-44; -14.30pts
 
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