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Round 1 plays (1pt):

David Lynn to beat David Horsey -120 @ Extrabet [tie loses]

Mark Foster to beat David Horsey -130 @ Five Dimes

Colin Montgomerie to beat Marc Warren -110 @ The Greek [also available @ Bet365]

David Lynn to beat Danny Willett -110 @ The Greek [also available @ Five Dimes, Stan James, Bet365 and Paddy Power]

Thomas Bjorn to beat Thomas Aiken +120 @ Stan James [tie loses]
 
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The Johnnie Walker Championship for August 27th - 30th.

The Johnnie Walker Championship for August 27th - 30th.

Outrights to Win the Whole Tournament (Thursday - Sunday) :


1 Unit : Soren Hansen to Win @ 10 : 1. tied for 10th.


2/3 Unit : Alexander Noren to Win @ 35 : 1.


1/3 Unit : Anthony Wall to Win @ 45 : 1.

1/3 Unit : David Lynn to Win @ 35 : 1. tied for 10th.

1/3 Unit : Richard Green to Win @ 20 : 1.

1/3 Unit : Graeme Storm to Win @ 20 : 1. tied for 14th.


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The Johnnie Walker Championship for August 27th - 30th.

The Johnnie Walker Championship for August 27th - 30th.

Whole Tournament Matchups for 72 holes for Thursday thru Sunday :


Three Units :

Richard Green over Niclas Fasth @ - 115. Won by 2 on cut.

Soren Hansen over Oliver Wilson @ - 135. Won by 4.


Two Units each :

David Lynn over Bradley Dredge @ - 105. Won by 5.

Graeme Storm over Simon Dyson @ - 105. Won by 10.


Sweep! :00hour
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Outrights:


Niclas Fasth(25/1) e.w.
- - In the preview clip I saw, I got a real sense the high strung Fast is in a good place (i.e., equanimity) with the solid state of his game and with patience in letting that fact show, plus having a good feel for taking on the venue at hand. At his best, I think of Fasth as fearless and stunning with his approach shots, and Nicklaus courses are second shot courses.

Raphael Jacquelin(50/1) e.w.
- - I remember his dislikes on his website from years ago included playing when it's cold or wet . . . and would swear that since reading that it's seemed to me he plays as well or better in those conditions than he does when it's hot and dry, or just ideal. Go figure.

Joost Luiten(125/1) e.w.
- - Matt Cooper at bettingzone.co.uk notes, "The Dutchman returned to the main tour last week at Kennemer and . . . he was rated a 66/1 shot. One missed cut (with rounds of 70 and 71) and he's plummeted to 150/1. I quite like it when an in-form golfer posts one bad result - especially when the bookmakers write them off." . . . That's a formula that's brought most of us some success in the past, and most of us probably wish we had pulled the trigger on that formula more often than we have.

Simon Dyson(25/1) e.w.
- - I generally need a compelling reason to pick up a winning marker, and any analysis here doesn't rise to a compelling level.

Chinnarat Phadungsil(375/1 to Win and 55/1 Top 5) e.w.
- - I don't mind. :s2:


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Steve Webster withdrew from the Johnnie Walker Championship? Anyone know Why?
 
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