Joburg Open

[Cantona7]

Going to make more of an effort to get on here this year, so to start....

This is a C&P from my site so prices may have gone but i think 28/1 still avail on McLardy but maybe 100/1 on Morgan.

Andrew McLardy - 0.5pt ew - 28/1 Boylesports
McLardy is something of a course specialist having finished 14th and 2nd here in two outings. He hasn't played that much golf recently but he does have top 20s in 2 of his last 3 starts. Worth a punt at 28/1 although to slightly smaller stakes than usual as it is always hard to tell how a golfer will react after a break.

John E Morgan - 0.25pt ew - 110/1 Bet 365
Morgan is a talented golfer who's career has suffered on the back of his Epilisy. He had a good season last year on the Challenge Tour and made a promising bow on the main stage for 2009 at the Alfred Dunhill, finishing 16th although running out of steam in Rnd 4. If he stays fit for 4 rounds could give us a decent run for a 110/1 shot.

 

[phar.lap]

72 holes

Sterne -127 to beat Schwartzel

 

[Stanley]

Round 1 plays (3pts):

Phillip Archer to beat Gary Lockerbie -125 @ Five Dimes

Desvonde Botes to beat Bradford Vaughan -125 @ Five Dimes

Michiel Bothma to beat Jonathan Caldwell -125 @ Five Dimes

Rafael Cabrera Bello to beat Rafa Echenique -120 @ Five Dimes

Rafael Cabrera Bello to beat Louis Oostuizen +120 @ Stan James

Federico Colombo to beat Brandon Pieters -105 @ Five Dimes

Adilson Da Silva to beat James Kamte -125 @ Five Dimes

Doug McGuigan to beat Louis Moolman -125 @ Five Dimes

Iain Pyman to beat Neil Schietekat -125 @ Five Dimes

 

[PGS]

Gary Lockerbie 90-1 ew

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

Round 1 plays (3pts):

Phillip Archer to beat Gary Lockerbie -125 @ Five Dimes

Desvonde Botes to beat Bradford Vaughan -125 @ Five Dimes

Michiel Bothma to beat Jonathan Caldwell -125 @ Five Dimes

Rafael Cabrera Bello to beat Rafa Echenique -120 @ Five Dimes

Rafael Cabrera Bello to beat Louis Oostuizen +120 @ Stan James

Federico Colombo to beat Brandon Pieters -105 @ Five Dimes

Adilson Da Silva to beat James Kamte -125 @ Five Dimes

Doug McGuigan to beat Louis Moolman -125 @ Five Dimes

Iain Pyman to beat Neil Schietekat -125 @ Five Dimes

Didn't take 5 Dimes long to figure the error of their ways--DRAT!!!!!

 

[Stanley]

They did have 21 of them ... and I waited and waited to give people a chance to get on and then picked a maximum of nine to post.

Do you still have an account at Stan James? There are still three there

 

[lostinamerica]

Outrights:

Chris Wood(28/1) e.w.

David Frost(66/1) e.w.

Hennie Otto(40/1) e.w.

- - Wood could not be looking more impressive unless he was putting lights out; Frost has been getting less than he could have for some time, might be the valedictory spot to get a little bit more; Otto returns to these familiar grounds as a champion.

GL

 

[DOGS THAT BARK]

They did have 21 of them ... and I waited and waited to give people a chance to get on and then picked a maximum of nine to post.

Do you still have an account at Stan James? There are still three there

I believe we'd been alright Stan--but "some others-not from here" still haven't learned you can slide these by if done in moderation--they go for throat and send up the red flags.

 

[DerrickTulips]

Round 1 plays (3pts):

Phillip Archer to beat Gary Lockerbie -125 @ Five Dimes

Desvonde Botes to beat Bradford Vaughan -125 @ Five Dimes

Michiel Bothma to beat Jonathan Caldwell -125 @ Five Dimes

Rafael Cabrera Bello to beat Rafa Echenique -120 @ Five Dimes

Rafael Cabrera Bello to beat Louis Oostuizen +120 @ Stan James

Federico Colombo to beat Brandon Pieters -105 @ Five Dimes

Adilson Da Silva to beat James Kamte -125 @ Five Dimes

Doug McGuigan to beat Louis Moolman -125 @ Five Dimes

Iain Pyman to beat Neil Schietekat -125 @ Five Dimes

Nice picks, I wish i had heard of any of these guys to pick up on this.
Excellent start :scared :scared

 

[phar.lap]

Nice picks, I wish i had heard of any of these guys to pick up on this.
Excellent start :scared :scared

I think it had more to do with course knowledge than player knowledge.

LOL...you must have been waiting for those lines to drop for days Stan....just wondering whether they would stuff up. (NO doubt DTB had a piece of it also....)

 

[Stanley]

I certainly wasn't waiting for the lines to drop as I rarely expect this course mixup to happen. It must have been week 1 rustiness on the books' part. A little disappointed to lose one when there was a 3.24 shot difference between the two courses today :tongue No such course mixups for tomorrow's round.

 

[DerrickTulips]

Nice final hole by Goosen (An albatross) Not so much the rest of the round.:com:

 

[DerrickTulips]

Going to make more of an effort to get on here this year, so to start....

This is a C&P from my site so prices may have gone but i think 28/1 still avail on McLardy but maybe 100/1 on Morgan.

Andrew McLardy - 0.5pt ew - 28/1 Boylesports
McLardy is something of a course specialist having finished 14th and 2nd here in two outings. He hasn't played that much golf recently but he does have top 20s in 2 of his last 3 starts. Worth a punt at 28/1 although to slightly smaller stakes than usual as it is always hard to tell how a golfer will react after a break.

John E Morgan - 0.25pt ew - 110/1 Bet 365
Morgan is a talented golfer who's career has suffered on the back of his Epilisy. He had a good season last year on the Challenge Tour and made a promising bow on the main stage for 2009 at the Alfred Dunhill, finishing 16th although running out of steam in Rnd 4. If he stays fit for 4 rounds could give us a decent run for a 110/1 shot.

Good pick :toast: Shame he didn't win, missed a 5 footer on 17 and didn't birdie a short par 5.