Masters 2015

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Round 1 plays (4pts):

Luke Donald to beat Victor Dubuisson +100 @ The Greek
With three top-10 finishes here, Donald has shown that he can play well around this course and while his ball-striking is still not as good it was back then (prior to the swing changes), his short game is still good enough to ensure that he can score well around this course. He did, after all, finish 7th in the Honda Classic last month. Dubuisson missed the cut on his debut last year, plus he has played in only eight PGA Tour events, so I don't see him as a contender this week and not a favourite against Donald.

Bubba Watson to beat Jason Day +105 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes]
A matchup between two players who should be in contention this week. Yes, it is difficult to defend the title in this event, but that shouldn't make Watson a clear underdog against Day. He does have the advantage of having previous been a Masters Champion - he has won in two of the last three years here - and he is in very good form, finishing 3rd last time out in the Cadillac Championship. Day finished 31st that week and was again well out of contention in his only start since that event (the Arnold Palmer Invitational).

Jose Maria Olazabal to beat Darren Clarke +120 @ Paddy Power
Olazabal has made the last two cuts here and recorded a very impressive top-10 finish two weeks ago in the Trophee Hassan II. Clarke did make the cut last year (though he still finished behind Olazabal), but it was his first cut made here since 2006 and in terms of their h2h record at Augusta National, Olazabal holds a 8-1-0 record against Clarke since 2001. With Clarke in very poor form - his finishes in 2015 read mc-mc-mc-mc-67th-15th-mc - I don't see why he such a clear favourite against Olazabal.

[unofficial rd1 system plays: Kirk tb Lowry -120; Donald tb Grace -119]
 

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The Masters:

Brandt Snedeker(50/1) e.w.
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Adding . . .

The Masters:

Louis Oosthuizen(66/1) e.w.
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Outrights:

Snedeker(50/1) e.w.
Oosthuizen(66/1) e.w.
Dustin Johnson(16/1) e.w.
Jason Day(14/1) e.w.
Paul Casey(60/1) e.w.

Padraig Harrington(100/1) e.w. 1st Round Leader
Russell Henley(100/1) e.w. 1st Round Leader

Vijay Singh(50/1) e.w. Top Rest of World (1/4 for 1-2-3)
Billy Horschel(50/1) e.w. Top American (1/4 for 1-2-3-4)
Danny Willett(50/1) e.w.Top European (1/5 for 1-2-3-4)


Matchups:

Henrik Stenson(-115) Finish Un18'
Jason Day(-125) Finish Un14'
Dustin Johnson(-120) Finish Un17'
Jimmy Walker(-130) Finish Un 19'
Tiger Woods(-185) Makes Cut
Henley(+105) over Z.Johnson (Tournament)
Snedeker(-110) over Westwood (Tournament)
Stenson(+105) over Mickelson (Tournament)


GL
 

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Round 2 plays (4pts):

Chris Kirk to beat Shane Lowry -133 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Pinnacle, The Greek and Carib]
Kirk is well-placed to match his top-20 finish of last year after his opening 72, particularly after the form that he showed when finishing 8th in the Texas Open two weeks ago. Lowry struggled to a 75 yesterday, which is typical of his poor form over the last month, so it appears unlikely that he will climb the necessary 25 places and made the cut on his Masters debut.

Luke Donald to beat Victor Dubuisson +100 @ 5Dimes and The Greek [also available @ Pinnacle and Carib]
A repeat of the rd1 matchup which turned from a win to a loss with a two-shot swing on the last hole. Both are outside the cut mark, but I see Donald as the more likely to shoot the lower score today with the Masters Committee sure to set the greens to be harder and faster and more like a traditional Masters setup after yesterday's low scoring. He did hit more greens in regulation than Dubuisson yesterday and is clearly playing better than his opponent.

Jamie Donaldson to beat Victor Dubuisson +100 @ Paddy Power
Also opposing Dubuisson with Donaldson who finished in the top-15 last year. As in the previous matchup, Donaldson hit more greens in regulation than Dubuisson yesterday, already has a top-10 finish on the PGA Tour this year and looks more likely to play well today than a player whose best round at Augusta National is 74.

[unofficial rd2 system plays: Els tb Cabrera +100; Lowry tb Harrington +110]
 

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2nd rd:


Rory McIlroy -? -131 -160
Phil Mickelson +? +111



Jimmy Walker -? -128
Tiger Woods +? +108



Tiger Woods OVER 72' -145
 

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2nd Round Match Ups

2nd Round Match Ups

D JOHNSON (RND 2) -115 (D JOHNSON (RND 2) vrs A SCOTT (RND 2))
P CASEY (RND 2) -105 (H MATSUYAMA (RND 2) vrs P CASEY (RND 2)
 

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3rd Round Match Ups

3rd Round Match Ups

C KIRK (RND 3) EV (C KIRK (RND 3) vrs H MAHAN (RND 3))
P CASEY (RND 3) +115 (P CASEY (RND 3) vrs P MICKELSON (RND 3))
 

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Woods +2066
Stenson +2245
Day +1451

0.25*

Freddie +23245
Els +26250

Best of luck!

Saturday morning adds:

Top finisher w/o Spieth

1* Tiger +3025

0.5* each

Els +3167
Day +2086
Scott +2607
McIlroy +1539
Garcia +6000
Schwartzel +6000

Best of luck!
 

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DJ to win +845

Bubba +110 ov Rory

Garcia +100 ov Woods

Day -135 ov Scott

Casey +120 ov Mickelson
 

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Round 3 plays (4pts):

Sergio Garcia to beat Tiger Woods +112 @ 5Dimes [available generally]
Admittedly Garcia hasn't beaten Woods in any of the last 12 times that they have been paired together, but Woods is certainly an opposable player, particularly at these odds. Garcia has a famous history with Woods that would have certainly made it difficult for him to beat his American opponent in previous years, but if there was ever a time for Garcia to beat his playing partner for the first time since 2006, it is now.

Seung-Yul Noh to beat Geoff Ogilvy +103 @ 5Dimes [available generally]
Surprised to see Noh as an underdog in this matchup. He is 5-0-1 h2h over their last six common events, including 3-0-1 in 2015; in terms of rd3 alone, Noh is 9-2-0 h2h against Ogilvy since the start of last year; and Ogilvy hasn't shot a sub-70 round since January.
 
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