Joburg Open

phar.lap

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72 hole matchups

Clarke -111 over Kingston
Oosthuizen -111 over Otto
Lile -111 over Mulroy
Horne -111 over Michell

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a few plays this week for me in SA

0.5pt e/w
mclardy @ 221/
otto @ 28/1
mcgowan @ 35/1

0.25pt e/w
rock @ 70/1
bebb @ 80/1

on the matches, like

mclardy ov haig @ 1.73 - pinnacle
otto ov jacqulein @ 1.83 (i think - cant read handwriting and cant be bothered logging on!) - expekt
 

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OUTRIGHTS:

"Those South African boys are rather serious about guarding their titles down here." ~ Golf Channel commentator during last year's Joburg Open.

Darren Clarke(16/1) e.w.
- - I'm all in for a good while I suspect. I finally got a few crumbs, but less than I invested, when my ruminations took me to a similar commitment to playing Justin Rose to start the 2006 season, playing Rose every time a spot or a price or a glimpse of form or an angle from a prior appearance suggested a play (and it was definitely the wagers suggested by "prior course/event form" that came out the farthest from the mark) . . . Everything tells me Darren is keen to go, and he just needs to not want it so badly that he gets in his own way, and he'll tap into his class in really short order. A candidate to soar - I mean soar - in 2008 IF his balky putter then gets uncommonly friendly, and that would not surprise me in the least.

Hennie Otto(28/1) e.w.
- - Plays regularly at the club and was my big play here last year when he finished 3rd; some spotty touch from off the greens over the weekend killed his chances, and his resulting tempermant was at least a few degrees from ideal . . . Still, price not a reason that has me choosing not to invest in the encore performance off his current form.

Robert Rock(66/1) e.w.
- - I like it. With one sole exception I kept my powder dry last year while waiting many moons to get ballsy with this bloke; I know he's disappointed he hasn't done more, including win, and I think his team (instructor/psychologist/trainer/new wife/whomever) are behind the push. Right away when I heard his name suggested I pictured a course that suits and nodded my head. I like it. The kickstart timing is not without appeal, and whatever presence his career has had has been built on being streaky.

Martin Maritz(125/1) e.w.
- - There's a blast from the past I can live with as a shot in the dark to round out my card. FWIW, noting the birth of his first child in 2007.


MATCHUPS:

Rock(-15) over Canete (Tournament)
Clarke(-105) over Schwartzl (Tournament)


GL
 

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CARLSSON, Magnus A @100/1 e/w at Lasseters Sportsbook [0,5+0,5 unit]


great odds for someone who`ll play tomorrow at easiest WEST course.
 

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Good luck guys. Didnt have time to look at this tourney, but judging by those numbers ( darren at 16/1), I think its safe to say that the euopean tour is free fallin. They don't have the money, the sponsors, the courses or the same league of competition as the US tour. I am always surprised to see the worlds best sticking over there. No wonder Monty was the king in europe.. but never did much across the pond :0corn
 

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Hmmm hate it when this happens. Tv shows Ian Garbutt shot 70 in round 2. Net scoreboard shows 69. Nervous wait to see If I will get paid out in full for the 3 ball :shrug: (Hanell and Van Den Berg had 70)
 

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Good luck guys. Didnt have time to look at this tourney, but judging by those numbers ( darren at 16/1), I think its safe to say that the euopean tour is free fallin. They don't have the money, the sponsors, the courses or the same league of competition as the US tour. I am always surprised to see the worlds best sticking over there. No wonder Monty was the king in europe.. but never did much across the pond :0corn

That's because he has more taste and would prefer to play golf on proper courses rather than the driver/wedge target golf which seems to prevail on the US Tour each week. :00hour

This is effectively a Sunshine Tour event, the tour whose golfers regularly kick the US Tours ass every couple of years, will realistically start with the Middle East swing.
 
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