Sergio(18/1) e.w.
- - As large as any play I've made this year. Back later, after my workday ends, to elaborate; you can analyze it any way you see it in the meantime, and then see if it's in line with what I make of it.
Lucas Glover(50/1) e.w.
- - Can carry my money ahead of a lot of people right now.
Harrison Frazar(100/1) e.w.
- - Playing on what I've seen and heard.
Brandt Jobe(90/1) e.w.
- - Still fits.
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Aaron Baddeley(150/1) e.w.
- - Much the type of wager I haven't been trying enough - or trying at all - this season. I think his game has all the pieces close at hand, but even if, sooner or later, he'll surely challenge too much with his driver and scuttle his chances.
Justin Rose(100/1) e.w.
- - Different expectations after this layoff might ease him into operating upon something of a more favorable wavelength, including greater care with his misses when he is otherwise playing well . . . His driving, irons and bunker play are at least 3 elements of his game that are well-suited to the shots favored on the Par 3s, 4s and 5s of a prototype Nicklaus design.
Paul McGinley(20/1) e.w
- - A parlay with Sergio, but this half feels far more chancy . . . Still, I'm guessing he made putt4do's lineup. With the Ryder Cup now front and center, he can also carry my cash ahead of quite a few, his miss/hit/miss performances on GB&I links courses not much different from his general trends . . . Also missing Hilversumsche, at least for the capping; a new venue makes it hard to justify more than four selections, and I still haven't refined my choices here to that standard.
GL
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