Honda Classic
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ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 ADAM SCOTT +2095
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 SERGIO GARCIA +3965
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 RUSSELL KNOX +4000
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 KEVIN KISNER +3625
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ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 ADAM SCOTT +2095
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 SERGIO GARCIA +3965
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 RUSSELL KNOX +4000
ODDS TO WIN THE HONDA CLASSIC 2016 KEVIN KISNER +3625
I have a bunch of Match-Ups this week
Knox over Johnson -110 1,100
Knox over Johnson +1.5 -145 1,450
Palmer over Walker -130 390
Jacobson over Bradley +105 300
Jacobson over Bradley +1.5 -120 1,200
Grillo over Sullivan -135 270
Scott over Fowler +1.5 -105 525
Grace over Kisner -130 390
Koepka over Kisner -125 375
Lowry over Donald +1.5 -140 1,400
Glta
Knox over Johnson -110 1,100
Knox over Johnson +1.5 -145 1,450
Palmer over Walker -130 390
Jacobson over Bradley +105 300
Jacobson over Bradley +1.5 -120 1,200
Grillo over Sullivan -135 270
Scott over Fowler +1.5 -105 525
Grace over Kisner -130 390
Koepka over Kisner -125 375
Lowry over Donald +1.5 -140 1,400
Glta
----- TO FINISH IN TOP FIVE ====
----- TO FINISH IN TOP FIVE ====
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MCILROY + 110
FOWLER + 210
SCOTT + 330
GRACE + 510
KNOX + 710
MCDOWELL + 1100
DONALD + 1310
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----- TO FINISH IN TOP FIVE ====
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MCILROY + 110
FOWLER + 210
SCOTT + 330
GRACE + 510
KNOX + 710
MCDOWELL + 1100
DONALD + 1310
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Phil Mickelson(22/1) e.w.
- - The first time this year (including for good measure at least two of the majors) when I didn?t think Mickelson offered the best value in the field.
Russell Knox(40/1) e.w.
- - His credentials are obvious, and I think he feels the same way.
Boo Weekley(125/1) e.w.
- - The first name with a three figure price which came to mind as one to watch with the rough extra lush this week and the breeze looking to be up.
Lucas Glover(200/1) e.w.
- - A strong test is probably a good venue for GLover, but my gut instinct is I would like that test served up without any extra layers of difficulty from extra lush rough or strong winds.
David Lingmerth(66/1) e.w.
Billy Horschel(125/1) e.w.
Francesco Molinari(175/1) e.w.
Colt Knost(250/1)
- - To some degree I like something each of them has shown me this year, and IMO they can all come good in Florida, in the breeze, when driving is at a premium, early in the season, and on a strong test where par is a good score and a few birdies can go a long way. Webb Simpson is a NR or he was going to get a slot on this second tier. Left on the cutting room floor are Jason Dufner, Luke Donald, Branden Grace and Graeme McDowell . . . And from what I?m seeing and believing I need to add a definite thumbs down to Rory for all his iron pumping which is transforming his natural body shape and seriously risking (maybe not immediately, but soon) the natural rhythm, motion, feel and timing of his loose and fluid swing that is the envy of any great or near great player among his peers.
GL
Phil Mickelson(22/1) e.w.
- - The first time this year (including for good measure at least two of the majors) when I didn?t think Mickelson offered the best value in the field.
Russell Knox(40/1) e.w.
- - His credentials are obvious, and I think he feels the same way.
Boo Weekley(125/1) e.w.
- - The first name with a three figure price which came to mind as one to watch with the rough extra lush this week and the breeze looking to be up.
Lucas Glover(200/1) e.w.
- - A strong test is probably a good venue for GLover, but my gut instinct is I would like that test served up without any extra layers of difficulty from extra lush rough or strong winds.
David Lingmerth(66/1) e.w.
Billy Horschel(125/1) e.w.
Francesco Molinari(175/1) e.w.
Colt Knost(250/1)
- - To some degree I like something each of them has shown me this year, and IMO they can all come good in Florida, in the breeze, when driving is at a premium, early in the season, and on a strong test where par is a good score and a few birdies can go a long way. Webb Simpson is a NR or he was going to get a slot on this second tier. Left on the cutting room floor are Jason Dufner, Luke Donald, Branden Grace and Graeme McDowell . . . And from what I?m seeing and believing I need to add a definite thumbs down to Rory for all his iron pumping which is transforming his natural body shape and seriously risking (maybe not immediately, but soon) the natural rhythm, motion, feel and timing of his loose and fluid swing that is the envy of any great or near great player among his peers.
GL
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