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Cink and Furyk were beating balls at 7 last night, last two on the range.
2nd Round Match Ups
A BADDELEY (RND 2) -105 (A BADDELEY (RND 2) vrs JJ HENRY (RND 2))
J FURYK (RND 2) -125 (J FURYK (RND 2) vrs T CLARK (RND 2))
J BYRD (RND 2) -105 (T POTTER JR (RND 2) vrs J BYRD (RND 2))
Z JOHNSON (RND 2) -120 (Z JOHNSON (RND 2) vrs J DUFNER (RND 2))
2nd Round Match Ups
A BADDELEY (RND 2) -105 (A BADDELEY (RND 2) vrs JJ HENRY (RND 2))
J FURYK (RND 2) -125 (J FURYK (RND 2) vrs T CLARK (RND 2))
J BYRD (RND 2) -105 (T POTTER JR (RND 2) vrs J BYRD (RND 2))
Z JOHNSON (RND 2) -120 (Z JOHNSON (RND 2) vrs J DUFNER (RND 2))
Round 2 play (2pts):
Chris Kirk to beat John Huh +110 @ William Hill
I'll certainly take these odds on Kirk in this matchup. He has made 11 of 12 cuts this years, ranks 13th in Scoring Average on the PGA Tour (more than 90 places ahead of Huh), has finished 16th and 5th in each of the last two years here and has finished ahead of Huh in all eight common events this year.
Chris Kirk to beat John Huh +110 @ William Hill
I'll certainly take these odds on Kirk in this matchup. He has made 11 of 12 cuts this years, ranks 13th in Scoring Average on the PGA Tour (more than 90 places ahead of Huh), has finished 16th and 5th in each of the last two years here and has finished ahead of Huh in all eight common events this year.
Daly withdraws this morning going in w/ a 4 shot lead over C. Knost w/ 5 holes to play. Prick withdraws. Thank you very much Fat Boy. And you wonder why you are running out of sponsers. Needs work!:facepalm:
rd 3, playing:
Jordan spieth -105 vs graham delaet
sorry kick!!:canada1 :canada1 :canada1
as always, good luck
LA Burns
Jordan spieth -105 vs graham delaet
sorry kick!!:canada1 :canada1 :canada1
as always, good luck
LA Burns
Round 3 play (2pts):
Jim Furyk to beat Zach Johnson +110 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes and The Greek]
Johnson has won this event in two of the last three years, but Furyk also has a very good record in this event so I still wouldn't make him a sizeable underdog on that basis. However, given that Furyk has finished ahead of Johnson in 12 of their last 15 common events, I wouldn't make him an underdog at all. The fact that he completed his 2nd round yesterday and Johnson had to wake at about 4:30am to get ready to complete his 2nd round this morning simply adds to the value in this play.
Jim Furyk to beat Zach Johnson +110 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes and The Greek]
Johnson has won this event in two of the last three years, but Furyk also has a very good record in this event so I still wouldn't make him a sizeable underdog on that basis. However, given that Furyk has finished ahead of Johnson in 12 of their last 15 common events, I wouldn't make him an underdog at all. The fact that he completed his 2nd round yesterday and Johnson had to wake at about 4:30am to get ready to complete his 2nd round this morning simply adds to the value in this play.
rd 4:
leishman -130 cabrera
palmer -130 davis
furyk -120 van pelt
kirk -110 hoffman
z. johnson -140 jacobson
delaet -120 weekley
to win :
stroud +1200
every +1000
clark +900
good luck
leishman -130 cabrera
palmer -130 davis
furyk -120 van pelt
kirk -110 hoffman
z. johnson -140 jacobson
delaet -120 weekley
to win :
stroud +1200
every +1000
clark +900
good luck
Round 4 plays (4pts):
Brendon De Jonge to beat Tommy Gainey -163 @ Paddy Power [available generally]
This is the first time that Gainey has started the final round inside the top-50 since January, so he desperately needs to convert this 20th place position into a high finish. Such pressure on his game is unlikely to be beneficial, so I'll back De Jonge to finish ahead of Gainey for the 13th time in their last 15 common events since January.
Graham DeLaet to beat Boo Weekley -113 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, Bet365 and The Greek]
Neither player has been in this position - 2nd with a round to play - a great deal in the last few years, but Delaet has certainly dominated this matchup: 11-5-1 since July last year. He also ranks in the top-10 for dirving distance, driving accuracy and greens in regulation this week, so his ball-striking is very good.
Tim Clark to beat John Rollins -150 @ Stan James [available generally]
Twice a runner-up in this event, I'll back Clark over Rollins who had an extremely poor record on this course until this week. Given that it has been over a year since Rollins shot a lower final round score than Clark, he looks much less likely to retain his current top-10 position.
Matt Kuchar to beat Boo Weekley -150 @ Stan James
A good back-nine saw Kuchar regain the lead during the 3rd round and even though he is leading the event, I expect him to be a tough player to overhaul - he is 1-for-1 when leading after 54 holes on the PGA Tour.
Graham DeLaet to beat Martin Flores -150 @ Stan James [available generally]
Another matchup dominated by one player: DeLaet has finished ahead of Flores in each of their last eight common events and in 11 of 12 since the start of the season. This is just the third time that Flores has started the final round of a PGA Tour event in the top-10, so this matchup dominance is likely to continue for another week.
Brendon De Jonge to beat Tommy Gainey -163 @ Paddy Power [available generally]
This is the first time that Gainey has started the final round inside the top-50 since January, so he desperately needs to convert this 20th place position into a high finish. Such pressure on his game is unlikely to be beneficial, so I'll back De Jonge to finish ahead of Gainey for the 13th time in their last 15 common events since January.
Graham DeLaet to beat Boo Weekley -113 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, Bet365 and The Greek]
Neither player has been in this position - 2nd with a round to play - a great deal in the last few years, but Delaet has certainly dominated this matchup: 11-5-1 since July last year. He also ranks in the top-10 for dirving distance, driving accuracy and greens in regulation this week, so his ball-striking is very good.
Tim Clark to beat John Rollins -150 @ Stan James [available generally]
Twice a runner-up in this event, I'll back Clark over Rollins who had an extremely poor record on this course until this week. Given that it has been over a year since Rollins shot a lower final round score than Clark, he looks much less likely to retain his current top-10 position.
Matt Kuchar to beat Boo Weekley -150 @ Stan James
A good back-nine saw Kuchar regain the lead during the 3rd round and even though he is leading the event, I expect him to be a tough player to overhaul - he is 1-for-1 when leading after 54 holes on the PGA Tour.
Graham DeLaet to beat Martin Flores -150 @ Stan James [available generally]
Another matchup dominated by one player: DeLaet has finished ahead of Flores in each of their last eight common events and in 11 of 12 since the start of the season. This is just the third time that Flores has started the final round of a PGA Tour event in the top-10, so this matchup dominance is likely to continue for another week.
Jordan spieth unfortunately forgot how to play golf for about a 4 hole stretch yesterday:facepalm:
rd 4, playing:
stallings +115 vs blixt
gl - LA Burns
rd 4, playing:
stallings +115 vs blixt
gl - LA Burns
