To win:
Delaet +2250 (2)
Spieth +3250 (1)
Stallings +3550 (1)
Castro +4250 (1)
Weekly +5250 (1)
Good Luck!
Delaet +2250 (2)
Spieth +3250 (1)
Stallings +3550 (1)
Castro +4250 (1)
Weekly +5250 (1)
Good Luck!
Greenbrier Classic
- Thread starter cole
- Start date
Charlie Wi to win 90-1
I finally have to admit that I have a definite bias toward Asian players. I don't know how that happened. Mr. Wi shows up this week on the radar by ticking the recent form, past course form, and overall playability areas. I think he's overpriced here, so we'll see.
I finally have to admit that I have a definite bias toward Asian players. I don't know how that happened. Mr. Wi shows up this week on the radar by ticking the recent form, past course form, and overall playability areas. I think he's overpriced here, so we'll see.
I have Wi in a year long contest, I always make a play on my Player, don't think he will be offered. Good Luck
Wi not available for Outright, Damnit
Going to Emporia, Kansas for the 2013 Disc Golf World Championships. 550 Players from 12 Countries. I will get smoked but love to throw. I did Play golf on Monday and shot 90 with an 8 on the last Hole. 1st round of the year, I got the bug.
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 SCOTT PIERCY +4050
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 ROBERT CASTRO +4250
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 RYAN PALMER +5250
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 GRAHAM DELAET +2250
Round 1 Match Ups
G WOODLAND (RND 1) -110 (R HENLEY (RND 1) vrs G WOODLAND (RND 1))
S PIERCY (RND 1) -120 (S PIERCY (RND 1) vrs N WATNEY (RND 1))
P REED (RND 1) -105 (C TRINGALE (RND 1) vrs P REED (RND 1))
C WI (RND 1) -105 (B WEEKLEY (RND 1) vrs C WI (RND 1))
4 Round Match Ups
G DELAET -160 (G DELAET vrs L OOSTHUIZEN)
C WI EV (B DAVIS vrs C WI)
P REED -130 (S APPLEBY vrs P REED)
T WATSON +110 (J DALY vrs T WATSON)
Going to Emporia, Kansas for the 2013 Disc Golf World Championships. 550 Players from 12 Countries. I will get smoked but love to throw. I did Play golf on Monday and shot 90 with an 8 on the last Hole. 1st round of the year, I got the bug.
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 SCOTT PIERCY +4050
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 ROBERT CASTRO +4250
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 RYAN PALMER +5250
ODDS TO WIN THE GREENBRIER CLASSIC 2013 GRAHAM DELAET +2250
Round 1 Match Ups
G WOODLAND (RND 1) -110 (R HENLEY (RND 1) vrs G WOODLAND (RND 1))
S PIERCY (RND 1) -120 (S PIERCY (RND 1) vrs N WATNEY (RND 1))
P REED (RND 1) -105 (C TRINGALE (RND 1) vrs P REED (RND 1))
C WI (RND 1) -105 (B WEEKLEY (RND 1) vrs C WI (RND 1))
4 Round Match Ups
G DELAET -160 (G DELAET vrs L OOSTHUIZEN)
C WI EV (B DAVIS vrs C WI)
P REED -130 (S APPLEBY vrs P REED)
T WATSON +110 (J DALY vrs T WATSON)
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72 holes
Webb Simpson over Micklesen +105
Castro over Woodland -115
Going against Lefty is not something I do ev ery tournament, but it does tend to make me money.
I like Woodland a lot, I like Castro a little bit better though.
Webb Simpson over Micklesen +105
Castro over Woodland -115
Going against Lefty is not something I do ev ery tournament, but it does tend to make me money.
I like Woodland a lot, I like Castro a little bit better though.
Tournament Matchups:
Peter Hanson -120 over John Senden
Scott Piercy +135 over Jordan Spieth
Scott Stallings +120 over Billy Horschel
Tournament Outright:
Scott Stallings +4000
Peter Hanson -120 over John Senden
Scott Piercy +135 over Jordan Spieth
Scott Stallings +120 over Billy Horschel
Tournament Outright:
Scott Stallings +4000
Round 1 play (4pts):
Graham DeLaet to beat Bud Cauley +125 @ Stan James
Strong play on DeLaet who has played on this course in the last three years and finished 45th and 12th (Cauley is making his debut) and is in fine form having finished 3rd and 8th in his last two starts (Cauley's last top-10 finish was 11 months ago). With this comparative form, it is warranted that DeLaet holds a 11-4-0 h2h lead over his opponent in 2013 (and 11-3-1 in rd1).
Graham DeLaet to beat Bud Cauley +125 @ Stan James
Strong play on DeLaet who has played on this course in the last three years and finished 45th and 12th (Cauley is making his debut) and is in fine form having finished 3rd and 8th in his last two starts (Cauley's last top-10 finish was 11 months ago). With this comparative form, it is warranted that DeLaet holds a 11-4-0 h2h lead over his opponent in 2013 (and 11-3-1 in rd1).
Outrights:
Andres Romero(100/1) e.w.
Graham Dalaet(25/1) e.w.
Kyle Stanley(50/1) e.w.
Cameron Tringale(100/1) e.w.
Jimmy Walker(60/1) e.w.
Luke Guthrie(100/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(150/1) e.w.
Mike Weir(500/1) e.w.
Stuart Appleby(150/1) e.w.
GL
Andres Romero(100/1) e.w.
Graham Dalaet(25/1) e.w.
Kyle Stanley(50/1) e.w.
Cameron Tringale(100/1) e.w.
Jimmy Walker(60/1) e.w.
Luke Guthrie(100/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(150/1) e.w.
Mike Weir(500/1) e.w.
Stuart Appleby(150/1) e.w.
GL
TOURNAMENT
CARL PETTERSSON (-115) over KEN DUKE
ROUND 1
LUKE GUTHRIE (-120) over BUD CAULEY
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CARL PETTERSSON (-115) over KEN DUKE
ROUND 1
LUKE GUTHRIE (-120) over BUD CAULEY
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Round 2 plays (4pts):
Tommy Gainey to beat Johnson Wagner -125 @ Paddy Power
Needing just three birdies in the last six holes, Wagner was on '59-watch' yesterday, so the fact that he then had six pars should be enough to oppose him today after yesterday's excitement. However, that round came out of nowhere. He has missed the cut in his last seven starts. He is now in a matchup with joint-leader Gainey who has finished ahead of him in six of their last seven common events. Wagner does have the better record of converting leads into wins, but on the two previous occasions that Gainey has held the lead after rd1, he managed to retain his lead in rd2 as well. With Wagner's form so poor until yesterday, a repeat of yesterday's scoring seems very unlikely.
Jordan Spieth to beat Russell Henley -120 @ Paddy Power
They may have played in just seven common events, but Henley has yet to shoot the lower rd2 score than his opponent. On the basis of yesterday's play - Henley ranked 127th in driving accuracy and 122nd in greens in regulation - he doesn't appear to have enough ball control to reverse that matchup record today.
Bill Haas to beat Graham DeLaet -138 @ Paddy Power
Opposing DeLaet who was an easy winner agains Cauley yesterday. Whereas DeLaet has a best-finish of 12th on this course, Haas lost out only in a playoff to Scott Stallings in 2011. And in terms of play yesterday, it is easy (as with the above play) to oppose a player who ranked outside the top-100 in driving accuracy and greens in regulation in the previous round.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Senden tb Bowditch -163; Mickelson tb Stallings -125]
Tommy Gainey to beat Johnson Wagner -125 @ Paddy Power
Needing just three birdies in the last six holes, Wagner was on '59-watch' yesterday, so the fact that he then had six pars should be enough to oppose him today after yesterday's excitement. However, that round came out of nowhere. He has missed the cut in his last seven starts. He is now in a matchup with joint-leader Gainey who has finished ahead of him in six of their last seven common events. Wagner does have the better record of converting leads into wins, but on the two previous occasions that Gainey has held the lead after rd1, he managed to retain his lead in rd2 as well. With Wagner's form so poor until yesterday, a repeat of yesterday's scoring seems very unlikely.
Jordan Spieth to beat Russell Henley -120 @ Paddy Power
They may have played in just seven common events, but Henley has yet to shoot the lower rd2 score than his opponent. On the basis of yesterday's play - Henley ranked 127th in driving accuracy and 122nd in greens in regulation - he doesn't appear to have enough ball control to reverse that matchup record today.
Bill Haas to beat Graham DeLaet -138 @ Paddy Power
Opposing DeLaet who was an easy winner agains Cauley yesterday. Whereas DeLaet has a best-finish of 12th on this course, Haas lost out only in a playoff to Scott Stallings in 2011. And in terms of play yesterday, it is easy (as with the above play) to oppose a player who ranked outside the top-100 in driving accuracy and greens in regulation in the previous round.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Senden tb Bowditch -163; Mickelson tb Stallings -125]
Round 3 plays (2pts):
Russell Henley to beat Johnson Wagner -138 @ Ladbrokes [available generally]
Continuing to oppose Wagner who wasn't as impressive yesterday as he slipped down to 2nd place. With his recent form that has seen him finish behind Henley in 9 of 12 common events this year, the momentum should be with the Tour rookie.
Louis Oosthuizen to beat Jeff Overton -120 @ Stan James [also available @ Paddy Power]
With recent neck and hip injuries, Oosthuizen had not been on the radar for the first couple of rounds, but after opening with 67-68, he appears to be fully fit on this week's evidence. On that basis, I'll back the World #10 in this matchup at this price.
Jordan Spieth to beat Dong-Hwan Lee -150 @ Stan James and Paddy Power [available generally]
Lee did finish 3rd last week in the AT&T National, but his previous four finishes had been 43rd, wd, mc and 51st so I'm not convinced that his form will last. Spieth has been playing much better this year - he has seven top-10 finishes compared to Lee's two despite playing fewer events - so the odds are warranted.
[unofficial rd3 system plays: Blixt tb Curtis -110; Chappell tb Campbell -150]
Russell Henley to beat Johnson Wagner -138 @ Ladbrokes [available generally]
Continuing to oppose Wagner who wasn't as impressive yesterday as he slipped down to 2nd place. With his recent form that has seen him finish behind Henley in 9 of 12 common events this year, the momentum should be with the Tour rookie.
Louis Oosthuizen to beat Jeff Overton -120 @ Stan James [also available @ Paddy Power]
With recent neck and hip injuries, Oosthuizen had not been on the radar for the first couple of rounds, but after opening with 67-68, he appears to be fully fit on this week's evidence. On that basis, I'll back the World #10 in this matchup at this price.
Jordan Spieth to beat Dong-Hwan Lee -150 @ Stan James and Paddy Power [available generally]
Lee did finish 3rd last week in the AT&T National, but his previous four finishes had been 43rd, wd, mc and 51st so I'm not convinced that his form will last. Spieth has been playing much better this year - he has seven top-10 finishes compared to Lee's two despite playing fewer events - so the odds are warranted.
[unofficial rd3 system plays: Blixt tb Curtis -110; Chappell tb Campbell -150]
Round 4 plays (4pts):
Jordan Spieth to beat Steven Bowditch -175 @ Stan James, Ladbrokes and ToteSport [available generally]
Spieth hasn't been far from the best player from tee-to-green this week, but he has been scoring well and he now starts the final round alongside Bowditch in 4th place. Today it is a matter of experience of dealing with pressure as well as gameplay so there is only one likely winner in this matchup on that basis: Spieth already has seven top-10 finishes this week, Bowditch has no top-50 finishes in his last 13 starts - when he started the weekend in 2nd place in the Texas Open in April, he shot 77-77 over the weekend to finish 69th.
Jonas Blixt to beat Matt Jones -125 @ Stan James [available generally]
With rain forecast for most of the day and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon, performances in wet conditions have been a factor in this week's play. Whereas Jones has averaged 1.4 (adjusted) shots higher in wet conditions relative to his average (adjusted) score in the last 5 seasons (the most recent example of which was 75 in rd4 of the Wells Fargo Championship); for Blixt his average (adjusted) score is 1.2 shots lower in wet conditions (the most recent example of which was 66 in the 3rd round of the Nordea Masters).
Rory Sabbatini to beat Tommy Gainey -125 @ 5Dimes and The Greek [also available @ Stan James and Carib]
Gainey must be trying for the 'Iron Man' title on the PGA Tour: since Tamapa Bay Championship in March, the only weeks that he has not played have been the weeks of The Masters and the U.S. Open. With that schedule, it is not surprising that when he started the final round of the Travelers Championship two weeks ago in 7th place (as this week), he shot 72 to finish 18th. In fact, in the six times that he has started rd4 in the top-10 since the start of last season, he has fallen to 18th, 40th, 31st, 3rd, 52nd, 42nd. With the exception of last year's Crowne Plaza Invitational, he has performed very poorly in this position. With just one top-30 finish in his last 21 starts, he certainly looks opposable with a player who finished 7th in the St Jude Classic last month and 9th in The Heritage.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Watson tb Horschel -110; Watson tb Chappell -138]
Jordan Spieth to beat Steven Bowditch -175 @ Stan James, Ladbrokes and ToteSport [available generally]
Spieth hasn't been far from the best player from tee-to-green this week, but he has been scoring well and he now starts the final round alongside Bowditch in 4th place. Today it is a matter of experience of dealing with pressure as well as gameplay so there is only one likely winner in this matchup on that basis: Spieth already has seven top-10 finishes this week, Bowditch has no top-50 finishes in his last 13 starts - when he started the weekend in 2nd place in the Texas Open in April, he shot 77-77 over the weekend to finish 69th.
Jonas Blixt to beat Matt Jones -125 @ Stan James [available generally]
With rain forecast for most of the day and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon, performances in wet conditions have been a factor in this week's play. Whereas Jones has averaged 1.4 (adjusted) shots higher in wet conditions relative to his average (adjusted) score in the last 5 seasons (the most recent example of which was 75 in rd4 of the Wells Fargo Championship); for Blixt his average (adjusted) score is 1.2 shots lower in wet conditions (the most recent example of which was 66 in the 3rd round of the Nordea Masters).
Rory Sabbatini to beat Tommy Gainey -125 @ 5Dimes and The Greek [also available @ Stan James and Carib]
Gainey must be trying for the 'Iron Man' title on the PGA Tour: since Tamapa Bay Championship in March, the only weeks that he has not played have been the weeks of The Masters and the U.S. Open. With that schedule, it is not surprising that when he started the final round of the Travelers Championship two weeks ago in 7th place (as this week), he shot 72 to finish 18th. In fact, in the six times that he has started rd4 in the top-10 since the start of last season, he has fallen to 18th, 40th, 31st, 3rd, 52nd, 42nd. With the exception of last year's Crowne Plaza Invitational, he has performed very poorly in this position. With just one top-30 finish in his last 21 starts, he certainly looks opposable with a player who finished 7th in the St Jude Classic last month and 9th in The Heritage.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Watson tb Horschel -110; Watson tb Chappell -138]
