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Outrights
ODDS TO WIN THE US MASTERS 2011 TIGER WOODS +1000
ODDS TO WIN THE US MASTERS 2011 DUSTIN JOHNSON +2300
ODDS TO WIN THE US MASTERS 2011 PAUL CASEY +3300
ODDS TO WIN THE US MASTERS 2011 JUSTIN ROSE +2500
ODDS TO WIN THE US MASTERS 2011 STEVE STRICKER +4000

1st Round Match Ups
P CASEY -130 (P CASEY vrs B WATSON)
ROSE -130 (KJ CHOI vrs J ROSE)

4 Round Match Ups
N WATNEY -155 (M KAYMER vrs N WATNEY)
S STRICKER -130 (S STRICKER vrs A KIM)
BADDELEY -120 (R FOWLER vrs A BADDELEY)
A CABRERA -120 (A QUIROS vrs A CABRERA)
 

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Here is my gift to the forum. It's only available at the Greek. Stenson +100 over Clark


Tim Clark shouldn't be at the Masters. Or at least he wouldn't be at the Masters if it wasn't, well, the Masters. Prior to Tuesday, the 36-year-old Clark hadn't hit a ball in three months. When he extended his right hand to greet someone on the practice green on Wednesday, the South African was quick to recoil in discomfort.

Clark hasn't played a tournament since the Sony Open in January. Photo by Getty Images

All of this suggests that Clark isn't quite ready to return from a right elbow injury that has had him inactive since the second tournament of the season, especially when considering his wife, Candace, gave birth to the couple's first child on Friday.

And yet, as Clark figured, this isn't any other week. If he withdrew from the Masters, it's not like someone would slip into his spot, so he figured he might as well wait until the last minute to see if he could play.

"I'm not going to be 100 percent, but if you're going to play hurt somewhere, you do it here," said Clark, who is coming off a 2010 season in which he had a breakthrough win at the Players.

So Clark's plan is to at least see how he feels on Thursday morning, when he's scheduled to tee off at 8:51 alongside Vijay Singh and Aaron Baddeley. After hitting balls on Tuesday, he played in the Par 3 Contest on Wednesday, and hasn't been deterred.

"The key is how I feel later. It's a little stiff, but it's not painful," Clark said. "There's a chance I could play."


Good luck
 

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Ok The Masters.Wow I caddied there once in 1995 after I won with Dicky Pride,what a place tv does no justice for it.


OUTRIGHTS

Toms 200-1 40 units
Els 80-1 100 units
Goosen 80-1 100 units
Appleby 150-1 40 units
Jimenez 150-1 40 units
Woods 10-1 100 units

glta

Mommy and Daddy miss you every day Kinsley Sky!!!
 

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Goofy Parlay:
Nick Watney Win Group A to Matt Kuchar Win Group B +3338.
1 Unit






Group A
  • Phil Mickelson +170
  • Tiger Woods +315
  • Lee Westwood +525
  • Nick Watney +525
  • Martin Kaymer +650
  • Dustin Johnson +850
Group B
  • Luke Donald +375
  • Hunter Mahan +375
  • Rory McIlroy +400
  • Matt Kuchar +450
  • Paul Casey +450
  • Justin Rose +450
 

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Another Group Parlay:

KJ CHOI Win Group D to Martin Laird Win Group E +2275
1 unit


Group D

* Aaron Baddeley +375
* Geoff Ogilvy +400
* Jim Furyk +400
* K.J. Choi +400
* Sergio Garcia +460
* Retief Goosen +460

Group E

* Martin Laird +375
* Rickie Fowler +375
* Ernie Els +400
* Ryan Moore +435
* Francesco Molinari +435
* Adam Scott +475
 

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Outrights:

Matt Kuchar(33/1) e.w.
Brandt Snedeker(125/1) e.w.
Hunter Mahan(28/1) e.w.
Dustin Johnson(28/1) e.w.
Phil Mickelson(+600) e.w.
Tiger Woods(+400) Win Only
Peter Uihlein(40/1)(1/5 for 1-2-3-4) Top Debutant
Ryo Ishikawa(40/1)(1/4 for 1-2-3-4) Top Rest of World

GL
 

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Here is my gift to the forum. It's only available at the Greek. Stenson +100 over Clark


Tim Clark shouldn't be at the Masters. Or at least he wouldn't be at the Masters if it wasn't, well, the Masters. Prior to Tuesday, the 36-year-old Clark hadn't hit a ball in three months. When he extended his right hand to greet someone on the practice green on Wednesday, the South African was quick to recoil in discomfort.

Clark hasn't played a tournament since the Sony Open in January. Photo by Getty Images

All of this suggests that Clark isn't quite ready to return from a right elbow injury that has had him inactive since the second tournament of the season, especially when considering his wife, Candace, gave birth to the couple's first child on Friday.

And yet, as Clark figured, this isn't any other week. If he withdrew from the Masters, it's not like someone would slip into his spot, so he figured he might as well wait until the last minute to see if he could play.

"I'm not going to be 100 percent, but if you're going to play hurt somewhere, you do it here," said Clark, who is coming off a 2010 season in which he had a breakthrough win at the Players.

So Clark's plan is to at least see how he feels on Thursday morning, when he's scheduled to tee off at 8:51 alongside Vijay Singh and Aaron Baddeley. After hitting balls on Tuesday, he played in the Par 3 Contest on Wednesday, and hasn't been deterred.

"The key is how I feel later. It's a little stiff, but it's not painful," Clark said. "There's a chance I could play."


Good luck

Wife also gave birth Friday

Have account@ oly and have been aware of situation--thought I'd wait for results of par 3 to confirm ill effects of arm--appears not as bad as media portrayed-- tied 9th </CUFONCANVAS>
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<CUFON style="MARGIN-TOP: 4px; WIDTH: 28px; MARGIN-BOTTOM: 0px; HEIGHT: 12px" class="cufon cufon-vml" alt="Thru"><CUFONCANVAS style="HEIGHT: 11px; TOP: 0px; LEFT: -1px"></CUFONCANVAS>
<CUFON style="MARGIN-TOP: 4px; WIDTH: 20px; MARGIN-BOTTOM: 0px; HEIGHT: 12px" class="cufon cufon-vml" alt="Par"><CUFONCANVAS style="HEIGHT: 11px; TOP: 0px; LEFT: -1px"></CUFONCANVAS>
<CUFON style="MARGIN-TOP: 4px; WIDTH: 30px; MARGIN-BOTTOM: 0px; HEIGHT: 12px" class="cufon cufon-vml" alt="Total"><CUFONCANVAS style="HEIGHT: 11px; TOP: 0px; LEFT: -1px"></CUFONCANVAS>


but nice heads up just the same--and made norm wager on match
 

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Tourney matchups:

Sabbatini -120 over Els
Kim +115 over Stricker
Watney -160 over Kaymer


GLTA
 

Another Steve

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Ok The Masters.Wow I caddied there once in 1995 after I won with Dicky Pride,what a place tv does no justice for it.


OUTRIGHTS

Toms 200-1 40 units
Els 80-1 100 units
Goosen 80-1 100 units
Appleby 150-1 40 units
Jimenez 150-1 40 units
Woods 10-1 100 units

glta

Mommy and Daddy miss you every day Kinsley Sky!!!


I think I still have the Golf World from Memphis, he was so Fired up. I'll need to check maybe your in there.

Have you been to this site.

http://www.caddybytes.com/index.htm
 

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Only one matchup I really like so playing it big.

Watson -130 over McDowell 1st round
Watson -135 over McDOWELL tournament
 

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Here is my gift to the forum. It's only available at the Greek. Stenson +100 over Clark


Tim Clark shouldn't be at the Masters. Or at least he wouldn't be at the Masters if it wasn't, well, the Masters. Prior to Tuesday, the 36-year-old Clark hadn't hit a ball in three months. When he extended his right hand to greet someone on the practice green on Wednesday, the South African was quick to recoil in discomfort.

Clark hasn't played a tournament since the Sony Open in January. Photo by Getty Images

All of this suggests that Clark isn't quite ready to return from a right elbow injury that has had him inactive since the second tournament of the season, especially when considering his wife, Candace, gave birth to the couple's first child on Friday.

And yet, as Clark figured, this isn't any other week. If he withdrew from the Masters, it's not like someone would slip into his spot, so he figured he might as well wait until the last minute to see if he could play.

"I'm not going to be 100 percent, but if you're going to play hurt somewhere, you do it here," said Clark, who is coming off a 2010 season in which he had a breakthrough win at the Players.

So Clark's plan is to at least see how he feels on Thursday morning, when he's scheduled to tee off at 8:51 alongside Vijay Singh and Aaron Baddeley. After hitting balls on Tuesday, he played in the Par 3 Contest on Wednesday, and hasn't been deterred.

"The key is how I feel later. It's a little stiff, but it's not painful," Clark said. "There's a chance I could play."


Good luck

was this close to dumping a truckload on this same wager. glad i couldnt fund the account i set up there as it sure looks like the only way to win is a wd/dq from clark as stenson is already at 7 over thru 4 holes.
 

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was this close to dumping a truckload on this same wager. glad i couldnt fund the account i set up there as it sure looks like the only way to win is a wd/dq from clark as stenson is already at 7 over thru 4 holes.

Stenson....LAST.

I wonder who shook his hand on the ramge?
 

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Here is my gift to the forum. It's only available at the Greek. Stenson +100 over Clark


Tim Clark shouldn't be at the Masters. Or at least he wouldn't be at the Masters if it wasn't, well, the Masters. Prior to Tuesday, the 36-year-old Clark hadn't hit a ball in three months. When he extended his right hand to greet someone on the practice green on Wednesday, the South African was quick to recoil in discomfort.

Clark hasn't played a tournament since the Sony Open in January. Photo by Getty Images

All of this suggests that Clark isn't quite ready to return from a right elbow injury that has had him inactive since the second tournament of the season, especially when considering his wife, Candace, gave birth to the couple's first child on Friday.

And yet, as Clark figured, this isn't any other week. If he withdrew from the Masters, it's not like someone would slip into his spot, so he figured he might as well wait until the last minute to see if he could play.

"I'm not going to be 100 percent, but if you're going to play hurt somewhere, you do it here," said Clark, who is coming off a 2010 season in which he had a breakthrough win at the Players.

So Clark's plan is to at least see how he feels on Thursday morning, when he's scheduled to tee off at 8:51 alongside Vijay Singh and Aaron Baddeley. After hitting balls on Tuesday, he played in the Par 3 Contest on Wednesday, and hasn't been deterred.

"The key is how I feel later. It's a little stiff, but it's not painful," Clark said. "There's a chance I could play."


Good luck

Good logic, went up in smoke.

The gods of Probability f'in w/ us.
 
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