Tournament Matchups
Allen Doyle -115 over Larry Nelson @ 5dimes
Rodger Davis -130 over Bob Gilder @ 5dimes
Allen Doyle -115 over Larry Nelson @ 5dimes
Rodger Davis -130 over Bob Gilder @ 5dimes
Commerce Bank Championship
- Thread starter Apollo Kid
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Outright plays (total stake per play: 2pts)
D.A. Weibring to win 12/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
No course experience, but given that in his last five starts, he has won once, lost in a playoff once, been placed on one further occasion and finished one shot of the places on another occasion, he is clearly in the necessary form to master on course on this Tour. With this event missing some of the 'name' players on this Tour and with very few of the in-form players having any form on this course, I'll side with Weibring again ... he has been very profitable so far!
Dana Quigley to win 14/1 e.w. @ Expekt
Quigley has been very profitable as well. He has been backed three times in the last two months, winning once and being placed on the other two occasions. His form on this course has not been of the standard expected this week, but he has never approached this event in this sort of form. He currently ranks 1st in the Money Leaders by a very large margin and has admitted that recently that for the first time in his career, he feels that he is capable of winning every week that he tees it up. I'll continue to ride that train!
Tom Jenkins to win 20/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
Only a few weeks ago, Jenkins was at single-figure odds on the Champions Tour. He did win the Allianz Championship at such figures earlier this month, but subsequent finishes of 17th in the weather-disrupted Bayer Advantage Classic and 21st in the Bank of America Championship hardly represent the collapse of form worthy of a more than doubling of his odds. He still ranks 1st in greens in regulation on Tour and 2nd in the Money List to Quigley (Weibring is also in the top-5) and he does have top-15 finishes in each of the two years that this event has been played at the Red Course at Eisenhower Park. That is much better than the previous course form he had for in his last two events and a return to his previous high finishes is predicted this week.
D.A. Weibring to win 12/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
No course experience, but given that in his last five starts, he has won once, lost in a playoff once, been placed on one further occasion and finished one shot of the places on another occasion, he is clearly in the necessary form to master on course on this Tour. With this event missing some of the 'name' players on this Tour and with very few of the in-form players having any form on this course, I'll side with Weibring again ... he has been very profitable so far!
Dana Quigley to win 14/1 e.w. @ Expekt
Quigley has been very profitable as well. He has been backed three times in the last two months, winning once and being placed on the other two occasions. His form on this course has not been of the standard expected this week, but he has never approached this event in this sort of form. He currently ranks 1st in the Money Leaders by a very large margin and has admitted that recently that for the first time in his career, he feels that he is capable of winning every week that he tees it up. I'll continue to ride that train!
Tom Jenkins to win 20/1 e.w. @ BetInternet
Only a few weeks ago, Jenkins was at single-figure odds on the Champions Tour. He did win the Allianz Championship at such figures earlier this month, but subsequent finishes of 17th in the weather-disrupted Bayer Advantage Classic and 21st in the Bank of America Championship hardly represent the collapse of form worthy of a more than doubling of his odds. He still ranks 1st in greens in regulation on Tour and 2nd in the Money List to Quigley (Weibring is also in the top-5) and he does have top-15 finishes in each of the two years that this event has been played at the Red Course at Eisenhower Park. That is much better than the previous course form he had for in his last two events and a return to his previous high finishes is predicted this week.
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Oly has some interesting lines on matches
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Checked again and they are gone??
Will play a couple this week--
Jun 29 5:42am Golf - Pending 30.00 to win 27.27
1. Golf - Commerce Bank Championship June 30 - July 3, 2005
Matchups
Wayne Levi vs Don Pooley
Wayne Levi (-110) [pending]
Jun 29 5:43am Golf - Pending 30.00 to win 27.27
1. Golf - Commerce Bank Championship June 30 - July 3, 2005
Matchups
Tom Jenkins vs Tom Purtzer
Tom Jenkins (-110) [pending]
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Checked again and they are gone??
Will play a couple this week--
Jun 29 5:42am Golf - Pending 30.00 to win 27.27
1. Golf - Commerce Bank Championship June 30 - July 3, 2005
Matchups
Wayne Levi vs Don Pooley
Wayne Levi (-110) [pending]
Jun 29 5:43am Golf - Pending 30.00 to win 27.27
1. Golf - Commerce Bank Championship June 30 - July 3, 2005
Matchups
Tom Jenkins vs Tom Purtzer
Tom Jenkins (-110) [pending]
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Matchup plays (2pts):
Morris Hatalsky to beat Don Pooley -114 @ Expekt
Easy to side with a player who has finished outside the top-20 just once just January (11 events). Pooley may have reached the playoff last week, but it was the only time that he has not finished behind Hatalsky since March. And having finished 22 places behind Hatalsky on this course last year, I can't see him denying him the win two weeks in a row.
Craig Stadler to beat Jerry Pate -118 @ Centrebet
Pate may have shown some form recently, but it shouldn't prevail against Stadler's class. Pate prevailed last week by just a single shot and that was after Stadler had not played a competitive round of golf for a month since pulling a muscle after an abrupt sneeze in the Senior PGA Championship. Those are the only two occasions since February that Stadler has failed to finish ahead of Pate, so with the rustiness gone from his game, he should be much more competitive this week.
Morris Hatalsky to beat Don Pooley -114 @ Expekt
Easy to side with a player who has finished outside the top-20 just once just January (11 events). Pooley may have reached the playoff last week, but it was the only time that he has not finished behind Hatalsky since March. And having finished 22 places behind Hatalsky on this course last year, I can't see him denying him the win two weeks in a row.
Craig Stadler to beat Jerry Pate -118 @ Centrebet
Pate may have shown some form recently, but it shouldn't prevail against Stadler's class. Pate prevailed last week by just a single shot and that was after Stadler had not played a competitive round of golf for a month since pulling a muscle after an abrupt sneeze in the Senior PGA Championship. Those are the only two occasions since February that Stadler has failed to finish ahead of Pate, so with the rustiness gone from his game, he should be much more competitive this week.
Outrights - FINAL RESULT: 1-2; +0.00pts
Weibring 6th
Quigley 29th
Jenkins 5th
Had hoped for much better with Jenkins in 2nd place and Weibring in 5th heading into the final round with a virtual unknown in the lead. But at least there was a break-even result at the end of the day.
Matchups - FINAL RESULT: 2-0; +4.00pts
Hatalsky/Pooley WON by 4
Stadler/Pate WON by 7
Two comfortable wins to bring the event into profit.
Champions Tour ytd
Outrights: 13-29; +22.70pts
Matchups: 21-10; +23.77pts
Weibring 6th
Quigley 29th
Jenkins 5th
Had hoped for much better with Jenkins in 2nd place and Weibring in 5th heading into the final round with a virtual unknown in the lead. But at least there was a break-even result at the end of the day.
Matchups - FINAL RESULT: 2-0; +4.00pts
Hatalsky/Pooley WON by 4
Stadler/Pate WON by 7
Two comfortable wins to bring the event into profit.
Champions Tour ytd
Outrights: 13-29; +22.70pts
Matchups: 21-10; +23.77pts
