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ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 BRANDT SNEDEKER +1665
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 PAUL CASEY +1725
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 KEVIN KISNER +2260
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 MATT KUCHAR +1800
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 RUSSELL KNOX +4550
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 BRANDT SNEDEKER +1665
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 PAUL CASEY +1725
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 KEVIN KISNER +2260
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 MATT KUCHAR +1800
ODDS TO WIN RBC HERITAGE 2016 RUSSELL KNOX +4550
Heritage:
Outrights:
Russell Knox(50/1) e.w.
- - Seems well-suited to a mere observer capping from a distance, and then he offers his own intimate and personal concurrence.
Francesco Molinari(100/1) e.w.
- - Last year Molinari finished second in Europe the week after missing out on the Masters, which says almost everything about one type of player I'm trying to identify the week after The Masters . . . For tangibles, Harbour Town suits him perfectly in it's ball striking demands (if sea breezes don't become huge winds), while the short game demands with the tiny greens don't suit. For tangibles, IMO he's in a rich vein of form with nothing to show for it. On the whole, I wouldn't think of passing on his triple figure odds.
Luke Donald(50/1) e.w.
- - I've been expecting a strong campaign from Donald from the get-go, I've been tracking him accordingly, and so far he's scored somewhere in the 90% to 100% bust range on my grading curve. Here, I very much like the fact he was forced to the sidelines last week, when the whole season to date had more or less been a prelude to Thursday at The Masters (which is a further prelude to Sunday at The Masters). (Unlike so many of my capping brethren, I LOVE the majors when it comes successful betting opportunities . . . which has dynamics which can bleed into the week after a major.) Anywho, hopefully the dude has been stewing in some juices of disappointment while Willett stirred some real sentiments of English pride, and the resulting concoction is a heady brew for this week, at a track where his record goes way beyond course specialist to something more sublime, but where a win still eludes.
Bryson Dechambeau(66/1) e.w.
- - From what I saw and heard he put a LOT of effort and preparation into The Masters, and while playing the first two days with Spieth while he was setting the target, and then moving on to the weekend, I'd have to say he was about one triple bogey from grading out at A+, so I'll give him an A-. Not sure what's in store for this week, but I think it's something more than an afterthought on his radar.
Lucas Glover(140/1) e.w.
- - Bless his heart is my grade for his wrap around season to date.
Chris Kirk(66/1) e.w.
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Billy Horschel(40/1) e.w.
- - I think he's a lot closer to his best right now than Ian Poulter, so my money followed accordingly.
GL
Outrights:
Russell Knox(50/1) e.w.
- - Seems well-suited to a mere observer capping from a distance, and then he offers his own intimate and personal concurrence.
Francesco Molinari(100/1) e.w.
- - Last year Molinari finished second in Europe the week after missing out on the Masters, which says almost everything about one type of player I'm trying to identify the week after The Masters . . . For tangibles, Harbour Town suits him perfectly in it's ball striking demands (if sea breezes don't become huge winds), while the short game demands with the tiny greens don't suit. For tangibles, IMO he's in a rich vein of form with nothing to show for it. On the whole, I wouldn't think of passing on his triple figure odds.
Luke Donald(50/1) e.w.
- - I've been expecting a strong campaign from Donald from the get-go, I've been tracking him accordingly, and so far he's scored somewhere in the 90% to 100% bust range on my grading curve. Here, I very much like the fact he was forced to the sidelines last week, when the whole season to date had more or less been a prelude to Thursday at The Masters (which is a further prelude to Sunday at The Masters). (Unlike so many of my capping brethren, I LOVE the majors when it comes successful betting opportunities . . . which has dynamics which can bleed into the week after a major.) Anywho, hopefully the dude has been stewing in some juices of disappointment while Willett stirred some real sentiments of English pride, and the resulting concoction is a heady brew for this week, at a track where his record goes way beyond course specialist to something more sublime, but where a win still eludes.
Bryson Dechambeau(66/1) e.w.
- - From what I saw and heard he put a LOT of effort and preparation into The Masters, and while playing the first two days with Spieth while he was setting the target, and then moving on to the weekend, I'd have to say he was about one triple bogey from grading out at A+, so I'll give him an A-. Not sure what's in store for this week, but I think it's something more than an afterthought on his radar.
Lucas Glover(140/1) e.w.
- - Bless his heart is my grade for his wrap around season to date.
Chris Kirk(66/1) e.w.
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Billy Horschel(40/1) e.w.
- - I think he's a lot closer to his best right now than Ian Poulter, so my money followed accordingly.
GL
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well Angel was rolling along well on Sunday for me and then came the damn 15th hole again - another ball in the water, another double bogey, and a perfect posting start to this golf season up in smoke......
looking to rebound with this one for round 1 at Harbour Town:
DeLaet -120 over Poulter
as always, good luck
LA Burns
looking to rebound with this one for round 1 at Harbour Town:
DeLaet -120 over Poulter
as always, good luck
LA Burns
for round 2, playing:
ch iii -110 vs kevin na
feel like I'm backing the golfer who is more fit and fresh, as na was knocked around in that wind last week in Augusta while Howell3 had the week off - 3 of last 4 events na has played in have been WGC's or majors, so also not convinced that he will be as fiery today in these tough conditions, and his game depends on that competitive edge
as always, good luck
LA Burns
ch iii -110 vs kevin na
feel like I'm backing the golfer who is more fit and fresh, as na was knocked around in that wind last week in Augusta while Howell3 had the week off - 3 of last 4 events na has played in have been WGC's or majors, so also not convinced that he will be as fiery today in these tough conditions, and his game depends on that competitive edge
as always, good luck
LA Burns
Round 3 Match Ups
Round 3 Match Ups
B DECHAMBEAU (RND 3) EV (G DELAET (RND 3) vrs B DECHAMBEAU (RND 3))
R KNOX (RND 3) -115 (R KNOX (RND 3) vrs L DONALD (RND 3))
Round 3 Match Ups
B DECHAMBEAU (RND 3) EV (G DELAET (RND 3) vrs B DECHAMBEAU (RND 3))
R KNOX (RND 3) -115 (R KNOX (RND 3) vrs L DONALD (RND 3))
Saturday:
In-running . . .
Billy Horschel(50/1)(1/5 for 1-2-3-4) e.w.
-- Write-up to follow. [Edit: On a very limited number of in-running plays this season, I've already found my groove with Lingmerth(28/1) e.w. in Palm Springs, Westwood(300/1) e.w. at The Masters, and at least one other play that escapes me now, so this is not the week to drop the ball on taking another stab . . . I didn't get back to a computer to post the play until after the Saturday rounds had started, but in-running plays are still available for some Madjack members . . . I've been following Horschel pretty closely and on that basis my expectations have only been trending upwards. He shows up this week off a very positive week and experience at The Masters, and it seems like today offers a decent chance for holing those 6 foot putts that keep a round going (and a Floridian's experience in breezy conditions), and he should be feeling reasonably relaxed and confident, but on task with some of his best game to move up the leaderboard and scupper his #183 rank in 3rd round scoring average. Even if a case might be made for better plays, it wouldn't change my personal need to ride with Horschel today and let him carry even more of my cash, and I was only hoping I'd get at least 40/1; if it doesn't work out today, I'll likely be looking for a way to get some of it back with some sort of play on Sunday.]
Horschel(-125) over Finau
GL
In-running . . .
Billy Horschel(50/1)(1/5 for 1-2-3-4) e.w.
-- Write-up to follow. [Edit: On a very limited number of in-running plays this season, I've already found my groove with Lingmerth(28/1) e.w. in Palm Springs, Westwood(300/1) e.w. at The Masters, and at least one other play that escapes me now, so this is not the week to drop the ball on taking another stab . . . I didn't get back to a computer to post the play until after the Saturday rounds had started, but in-running plays are still available for some Madjack members . . . I've been following Horschel pretty closely and on that basis my expectations have only been trending upwards. He shows up this week off a very positive week and experience at The Masters, and it seems like today offers a decent chance for holing those 6 foot putts that keep a round going (and a Floridian's experience in breezy conditions), and he should be feeling reasonably relaxed and confident, but on task with some of his best game to move up the leaderboard and scupper his #183 rank in 3rd round scoring average. Even if a case might be made for better plays, it wouldn't change my personal need to ride with Horschel today and let him carry even more of my cash, and I was only hoping I'd get at least 40/1; if it doesn't work out today, I'll likely be looking for a way to get some of it back with some sort of play on Sunday.]
Horschel(-125) over Finau
GL
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Round 4 Match Ups
Round 4 Match Ups
T FINAU (RND 4) -125 (C CAMPBELL (RND 4) vrs T FINAU (RND 4))
K CHAPPELL (RND 4) -130 (L GLOVER (RND 4) vrs K CHAPPELL (RND 4))
B DECHAMBEAU (RND 4) EV (B DECHAMBEAU (RND 4) vrs G DELAET (RND 4))
Round 4 Match Ups
T FINAU (RND 4) -125 (C CAMPBELL (RND 4) vrs T FINAU (RND 4))
K CHAPPELL (RND 4) -130 (L GLOVER (RND 4) vrs K CHAPPELL (RND 4))
B DECHAMBEAU (RND 4) EV (B DECHAMBEAU (RND 4) vrs G DELAET (RND 4))
Round 4 Match Up
Round 4 Match Up
P KIZZIRE (RND 4) +105 (C HOFFMAN (RND 4) vrs P KIZZIRE (RND 4))
Round 4 Match Up
P KIZZIRE (RND 4) +105 (C HOFFMAN (RND 4) vrs P KIZZIRE (RND 4))
LIA, did u win on donald, Knox, and dechambeau? I'm just learning the EW betting. Thanks, and great job!
