Honda Classic
- Thread starter cole
- Start date
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 162 Brendan Steele (Tourn) +105* vs Bob Estes (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 173 Nicholas Thompson (Tourn) -110* vs Sean O'Hair (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 163 Brian Stuard (Tourn) -110* vs Bud Cauley (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 156 Justin Hicks (Tourn) -120* vs Jerry Kelly (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 153 James Hahn (Tourn) -130* vs J.B. Holmes (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 124 Henrik Stenson (Tourn) +110* vs Peter Hanson (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 105 Charl Schwartzel (Tourn) -125* vs Rory McIlroy (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 128 Paul Casey (Tourn) +130* vs Seung-Yul Noh (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 136 Cameron Tringale (Tourn) -105* vs John Merrick (Tourn)
2 Team Parlay
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 121 Charles Howell III (Tourn) -145* vs Brendon De Jonge (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 131 Ryan Palmer (Tourn) -140* vs Branden Grace (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am Golf PGA +5000 Honda Classic - Charles Howell III
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 173 Nicholas Thompson (Tourn) -110* vs Sean O'Hair (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 163 Brian Stuard (Tourn) -110* vs Bud Cauley (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 156 Justin Hicks (Tourn) -120* vs Jerry Kelly (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 153 James Hahn (Tourn) -130* vs J.B. Holmes (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 124 Henrik Stenson (Tourn) +110* vs Peter Hanson (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 105 Charl Schwartzel (Tourn) -125* vs Rory McIlroy (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 128 Paul Casey (Tourn) +130* vs Seung-Yul Noh (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 136 Cameron Tringale (Tourn) -105* vs John Merrick (Tourn)
2 Team Parlay
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 121 Charles Howell III (Tourn) -145* vs Brendon De Jonge (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am PGA Golf 131 Ryan Palmer (Tourn) -140* vs Branden Grace (Tourn)
2/28/13 7:00am Golf PGA +5000 Honda Classic - Charles Howell III
This bet is for every time Woods and Rory play each other up thru the Masters.
Woods over Rory minus 130, 1300 units
Westwood over Johnson minus -140 , 560 units
Woods over Rory minus 130, 1300 units
Westwood over Johnson minus -140 , 560 units
Y E Yang to win 105-1
Harris English to win 95-1
YE won this event 4 years ago and was second two years ago, Made the cut 4 in a row at least and started this year mediocre. Worth a shot.
English has never won, never second, or third. He's young and a very good player. He did OK last year here and is fairly warm right now.
Harris English to win 95-1
YE won this event 4 years ago and was second two years ago, Made the cut 4 in a row at least and started this year mediocre. Worth a shot.
English has never won, never second, or third. He's young and a very good player. He did OK last year here and is fairly warm right now.
Nice week of Match Play. Got back to even for the year. Glad to see the board cash.
Overall +0.07u
Matchups 22-22-2 -0.78u
Outrights 1-20 +0.85u
Outrights (.1u)
McDowell 28/1
Jacobson 30/1
Els 60/1
Henley 85/1
Top 10
Tiger Woods +105 (1u)
Henley 5.35/1 (.2u)
Tringale 10.5/1 (.1u)
Harman 12.5/1 (.1)
Matchups (1u)
Tringale ov Merrick -105
Overton ov Manassero -115
Henley ov Colsaerts +130
Jacobson ov Kaymer -135
Rose ov Oosthuizen -130
Good luck this week
Overall +0.07u
Matchups 22-22-2 -0.78u
Outrights 1-20 +0.85u
Outrights (.1u)
McDowell 28/1
Jacobson 30/1
Els 60/1
Henley 85/1
Top 10
Tiger Woods +105 (1u)
Henley 5.35/1 (.2u)
Tringale 10.5/1 (.1u)
Harman 12.5/1 (.1)
Matchups (1u)
Tringale ov Merrick -105
Overton ov Manassero -115
Henley ov Colsaerts +130
Jacobson ov Kaymer -135
Rose ov Oosthuizen -130
Good luck this week
72 holes
Bradley over Dufner +100
Yang over Crane +100
Both matches here seem like the wrong guy is favored, so I'll take odds. Crane really has not impressed me much this year, or last year, or the one before that. So, I'm just saying....
Bradley over Dufner +100
Yang over Crane +100
Both matches here seem like the wrong guy is favored, so I'll take odds. Crane really has not impressed me much this year, or last year, or the one before that. So, I'm just saying....
Outrights 0-40 -4.25
Position Finish 3-9 -.60
Match-ups 22-19 -1.40
YTD Total -6.25 units
Outrights-----------.10 units unless noted
L Westwood 25/1 (.25 units)
K Stadler 60/1
H English 70/1
J Hahn 100/1
Top 20 finish
L Westwood -115 (1 unit)
Position Finish 3-9 -.60
Match-ups 22-19 -1.40
YTD Total -6.25 units
Outrights-----------.10 units unless noted
L Westwood 25/1 (.25 units)
K Stadler 60/1
H English 70/1
J Hahn 100/1
Top 20 finish
L Westwood -115 (1 unit)
1st Round Match Up
T WOODS (RND 1) -160 (T WOODS (RND 1) vrs M KAYMER (RND 1))
4 Round Match Ups
T WOODS -130 (T WOODS vrs C SCHWARTZEL)
K BRADLEY -115 (J DUFNER vrs K BRADLEY
T WOODS (RND 1) -160 (T WOODS (RND 1) vrs M KAYMER (RND 1))
4 Round Match Ups
T WOODS -130 (T WOODS vrs C SCHWARTZEL)
K BRADLEY -115 (J DUFNER vrs K BRADLEY
Outrights:
Lucas Glover(250/1) e.w.
Graeme McDowell(30/1) e.w.
Gary Woodland(100/1) e.w.
Sang-Moon Bae(100/1) e.w.
Lee Westwood(25/1) e.w.
Charles Howell(50/1) e.w.
Boo Weekley(250/1) e.w.
David Lynn(200/1) e.w.
GL
Lucas Glover(250/1) e.w.
Graeme McDowell(30/1) e.w.
Gary Woodland(100/1) e.w.
Sang-Moon Bae(100/1) e.w.
Lee Westwood(25/1) e.w.
Charles Howell(50/1) e.w.
Boo Weekley(250/1) e.w.
David Lynn(200/1) e.w.
GL
TOURNAMENT
PETER HANSON (-103) over HENRIK STENSON
ROUND 1
BRENDAN DE JONGE (-120) over PAUL CASEY
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PETER HANSON (-103) over HENRIK STENSON
ROUND 1
BRENDAN DE JONGE (-120) over PAUL CASEY
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Adding
$25.00 $875.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +3500 Honda Classic - Charl Schwartzel
$25.00 $1,250.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +5000 Honda Classic - Kevin Stadler
$10.00 $2,100.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +21000 Honda Classic - Ryan Palmer
$10.00 $3,800.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +38000 Honda Classic - Michael Thompson
$25.00 $875.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +3500 Honda Classic - Charl Schwartzel
$25.00 $1,250.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +5000 Honda Classic - Kevin Stadler
$10.00 $2,100.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +21000 Honda Classic - Ryan Palmer
$10.00 $3,800.00 3/1/13 6:45am Golf PGA +38000 Honda Classic - Michael Thompson
R2 matchups--------------Each .50 units
Westwood -130 over Bradley
Mcdowell -120 over Jacobson
Yang -115 over Palmer
Outrights
Yang 60/1
Weekley 80/1
Each .10 units
Westwood -130 over Bradley
Mcdowell -120 over Jacobson
Yang -115 over Palmer
Outrights
Yang 60/1
Weekley 80/1
Each .10 units
Round 2 plays (2pts):
Brian Stuard to beat Graham DeLaet -110 @ 5Dimes
Opposing DeLaet who lies 2nd after the opening round. That was unexpected as he had missed the cut in both his previous visits to PGA National; his record in the two previous times that he has finished rd1 in the top-3 on the PGA Tour also suggests that he will struggle to stay there today. As for Stuard, he lies just one shot back in 6th place and looks much more likely to stay there. His record in 2013 reads: played 4, top-40 finishes 4, of which two were top-10 finishes.
Brendon De Jonge to beat Paul Casey -158 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek, Carib and WSEX]
Casey has been making cuts this year on the European Tour, but not looking as competitive as he did at the end of last year. But that run of cuts made looks set to end this week as he lies eight shots off the cut line in next-to-last place. I don't expect him to bounce back with such an impossible task and it is not as though it would earn him entry into next week's Cadillac Championship. De Jonge is a long way ahead of him after rd1 and as well as two top-15 finishes this year, he can count a top-10 finish on this course (2010). It probably won't be enough for De Jonge to be at Doral next week either, but he should still be in Palm Beach Gardens on Sunday.
Martin Kaymer to beat Russell Henley -105 @ Bet365
Backing Kaymer in this matchup. He is the better player and has shown good form this year with just one finish (of four) outside the top-10. By contrast, rookie Henley won the Sony Open in Hawaii, but has since to earn a top-50 finish in a strokeplay event and exited at the 2nd round last week. A poor round will see him out of next week's Cadillac Championship, so there is some pressure on him even though he is down in 30th place on the leaderboard.
Greg Chalmers to beat Ryan Palmer +100 @ Bet365
I don't see why Chalmers would be the underdog in this matchup. He comes into the event in good form, finishing in the top-10 last time out, whereas Palmer has missed his last two cuts. Chalmers has finished ahead of his opponent in six of their last eight common events and in all three previous occasions that they have both played in this event. Chalmers is already ahead after rd1 and I expect him to stay there.
Sung-Yul Noh to beat Brendan Grace -135 @ 5Dimes
In second place after rd1 is an impressive achievement for Grace - he has only twice previously finished any round on the PGA Tour or WGC event inside the top-15. On both occasions, he then shot 74 in the next round to drop well down the leaderboard. Noh's 6th place position is more expected - he was 2nd after the opening round last year and has top-30 finishes in three of his last four starts.
Brian Stuard to beat Graham DeLaet -110 @ 5Dimes
Opposing DeLaet who lies 2nd after the opening round. That was unexpected as he had missed the cut in both his previous visits to PGA National; his record in the two previous times that he has finished rd1 in the top-3 on the PGA Tour also suggests that he will struggle to stay there today. As for Stuard, he lies just one shot back in 6th place and looks much more likely to stay there. His record in 2013 reads: played 4, top-40 finishes 4, of which two were top-10 finishes.
Brendon De Jonge to beat Paul Casey -158 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek, Carib and WSEX]
Casey has been making cuts this year on the European Tour, but not looking as competitive as he did at the end of last year. But that run of cuts made looks set to end this week as he lies eight shots off the cut line in next-to-last place. I don't expect him to bounce back with such an impossible task and it is not as though it would earn him entry into next week's Cadillac Championship. De Jonge is a long way ahead of him after rd1 and as well as two top-15 finishes this year, he can count a top-10 finish on this course (2010). It probably won't be enough for De Jonge to be at Doral next week either, but he should still be in Palm Beach Gardens on Sunday.
Martin Kaymer to beat Russell Henley -105 @ Bet365
Backing Kaymer in this matchup. He is the better player and has shown good form this year with just one finish (of four) outside the top-10. By contrast, rookie Henley won the Sony Open in Hawaii, but has since to earn a top-50 finish in a strokeplay event and exited at the 2nd round last week. A poor round will see him out of next week's Cadillac Championship, so there is some pressure on him even though he is down in 30th place on the leaderboard.
Greg Chalmers to beat Ryan Palmer +100 @ Bet365
I don't see why Chalmers would be the underdog in this matchup. He comes into the event in good form, finishing in the top-10 last time out, whereas Palmer has missed his last two cuts. Chalmers has finished ahead of his opponent in six of their last eight common events and in all three previous occasions that they have both played in this event. Chalmers is already ahead after rd1 and I expect him to stay there.
Sung-Yul Noh to beat Brendan Grace -135 @ 5Dimes
In second place after rd1 is an impressive achievement for Grace - he has only twice previously finished any round on the PGA Tour or WGC event inside the top-15. On both occasions, he then shot 74 in the next round to drop well down the leaderboard. Noh's 6th place position is more expected - he was 2nd after the opening round last year and has top-30 finishes in three of his last four starts.
