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- Thread starter Mully
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2 Man Race.....Should be Fun to watch. I will get to Play Colonial on Monday, I'm a Nobody, this is a Treat.
4th Round Match Ups
K DUKE (RND 4) -120 (K DUKE (RND 4) vrs B DE JONGE (RND 4))
C HOFFMAN (RND 4) -125 (YE YANG (RND 4) vrs C HOFFMAN (RND 4))
K CHAPPELL (RND 4) -125 (T GAINEY (RND 4) vrs K CHAPPELL (RND 4))
Z JOHNSON (RND 4) -115 (J DUFNER (RND 4) vrs Z JOHNSON (RND 4))
4th Round Match Ups
K DUKE (RND 4) -120 (K DUKE (RND 4) vrs B DE JONGE (RND 4))
C HOFFMAN (RND 4) -125 (YE YANG (RND 4) vrs C HOFFMAN (RND 4))
K CHAPPELL (RND 4) -125 (T GAINEY (RND 4) vrs K CHAPPELL (RND 4))
Z JOHNSON (RND 4) -115 (J DUFNER (RND 4) vrs Z JOHNSON (RND 4))
Round 4 play (4pts):
Jonathan Byrd to beat Tommy Gainey -163 @ Paddy Power [available generally]
Easy to oppose a player who is last (189th) in the PGA Tour's 'Final Round Scoring Average' category with an average 4th round score of 77.50. Both currently lie 7th after three rounds and twice this year Gainey has started the final round in the top-10, but then shot 78 in the Houston Open to finish 42nd and 80 in The Heritage to finish 52nd. Little wonder that he has finished an event ahead of Byrd just twice in their last 15 common events. And while both players are in 7th place, they have arrived there in different directions: each of Gainey's rounds this week have been higher than the previous one; each of Byrd's round have been lower than the previous one. At 180th on the Money List, all the pressure is on 'Two Gloves' to convert these top-10 situations into money in order to keep his Card for next season. This year, he has shown that he has struggled badly under that pressure.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Blixt tb Kraft -138; Johnson tb Van Pelt -110; Furyk tb Oosthuizen -116; Byrd tb Blixt +106; Palmer tb Huh -120; Johnson tb Dufner +100; Chappell tb Gainey -114]
Jonathan Byrd to beat Tommy Gainey -163 @ Paddy Power [available generally]
Easy to oppose a player who is last (189th) in the PGA Tour's 'Final Round Scoring Average' category with an average 4th round score of 77.50. Both currently lie 7th after three rounds and twice this year Gainey has started the final round in the top-10, but then shot 78 in the Houston Open to finish 42nd and 80 in The Heritage to finish 52nd. Little wonder that he has finished an event ahead of Byrd just twice in their last 15 common events. And while both players are in 7th place, they have arrived there in different directions: each of Gainey's rounds this week have been higher than the previous one; each of Byrd's round have been lower than the previous one. At 180th on the Money List, all the pressure is on 'Two Gloves' to convert these top-10 situations into money in order to keep his Card for next season. This year, he has shown that he has struggled badly under that pressure.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Blixt tb Kraft -138; Johnson tb Van Pelt -110; Furyk tb Oosthuizen -116; Byrd tb Blixt +106; Palmer tb Huh -120; Johnson tb Dufner +100; Chappell tb Gainey -114]
A pair of runner ups already this year for zj. Can see him breaking through. Duf is obviously playing lights out, but I gave zj a big advantage over duf when I.capped this tourney, so sticking with him today.
Fading me, eh? :shrug:
Johnson too erratic off the tee lately and has been saving his ass with the putter. With the added pressure today, I think that plays with his head. Maybe not so lucky today. Duf seems so cool and calm out there, reminds me of Couples. Really looking forward to watching this today.
Round 4
G OGILVY OVER S GARCIA EVEN
Y YANG OVER C HOFFMAN -105 (BEST BET)
Z JOHNSON OVER J DUFNER -117
G OGILVY OVER S GARCIA EVEN
Y YANG OVER C HOFFMAN -105 (BEST BET)
Z JOHNSON OVER J DUFNER -117
Well, when you don't hit the greens, you get a lot more 1 putts than a guy who hits the greens so maybe his putting stats this week is a little flawed :shrug:
