McGladrey Classic
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ODDS TO WIN THE MCGLADREY CLASSIC ZACH JOHNSON +1400
ODDS TO WIN THE MCGLADREY CLASSIC JONATHAN BYRD +2000
ODDS TO WIN THE MCGLADREY CLASSIC JONATHAN BYRD +2000
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1 unit e.w.
Rocco Mediate 150-1
Wagner 150-1
Adams 200-1
First Round leader
Adams 150-1
Mediate 125-1
Bolli 300-1
72 Hole matches
Allenby -104 over Haas
Glover -107 over Holmes
weekley +102 over Campbell
Wagner -125 over Lutterus
Piercy -130 over Maclachlin
Warren -110 over Baird
Adams -105 over Estes
Mediate -115 over Garrigus
Purdy -110 over Weinhart
Love +120 over Howell
Rocco Mediate 150-1
Wagner 150-1
Adams 200-1
First Round leader
Adams 150-1
Mediate 125-1
Bolli 300-1
72 Hole matches
Allenby -104 over Haas
Glover -107 over Holmes
weekley +102 over Campbell
Wagner -125 over Lutterus
Piercy -130 over Maclachlin
Warren -110 over Baird
Adams -105 over Estes
Mediate -115 over Garrigus
Purdy -110 over Weinhart
Love +120 over Howell
Looking at other par 70's heres what i come up with
Carl Pettersson 65/1 played great not too long ago in canada. can play out of bermuda. resides in N.C . should find form again this week
Nathan Green 130/1
Richard S Johnson 140/1
Freddie Jacobson 60/1
Carl Pettersson 65/1 played great not too long ago in canada. can play out of bermuda. resides in N.C . should find form again this week
Nathan Green 130/1
Richard S Johnson 140/1
Freddie Jacobson 60/1
Round 1 play (2pts):
Ryuji Imada to beat Arjun Atwal +103 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, Stan James and Carib]
Dangerous to oppose a player who has held the first round lead in each of his last two events, but Imada could the one to match that feat this week. At 108th in the Money List (and his two-year exemption for his 2008 AT&T Classic expiring at the end of this season), he has plenty of incentive to practice hard for this event. The other factor is that he clearly likes to come back to Georgia where he was a student - since 2005, his finishes in this State have been 15th, 10th, 2nd (playoff loss), 1st, 17th and 20th. That's impressive and he could certainly guarantee his 2011 Tour Card as well as defeat Atwal this week.
Ryuji Imada to beat Arjun Atwal +103 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, Stan James and Carib]
Dangerous to oppose a player who has held the first round lead in each of his last two events, but Imada could the one to match that feat this week. At 108th in the Money List (and his two-year exemption for his 2008 AT&T Classic expiring at the end of this season), he has plenty of incentive to practice hard for this event. The other factor is that he clearly likes to come back to Georgia where he was a student - since 2005, his finishes in this State have been 15th, 10th, 2nd (playoff loss), 1st, 17th and 20th. That's impressive and he could certainly guarantee his 2011 Tour Card as well as defeat Atwal this week.
Round 2 play (4pts):
Troy Merritt to beat Rich Barcelo -140 @ 5Dimes
Merritt appears to be playing the much better golf at the moment - he has made the cut in three of his last four starts and has a top-3 finish this season; Barcelo has made the cut in just three of his last fifteen starts and has yet to finish in the top-20 in any event this season. And that difference in form continued yesterday, even though Merritt's score was only one shot better: Merritt hit 16 of 18 greens in regulation (7th best of the day) and his average distance from the pin was less than 20 feet; Barcelo his 11 greens in regulation (ranked 105th of 132) and his average distance from the pin was over 37 feet. On small greens that is very wayward and I can't see his short game saving him for a second day in a row.
[unofficial rd2 system play: Haas tb Byrd -105]
Troy Merritt to beat Rich Barcelo -140 @ 5Dimes
Merritt appears to be playing the much better golf at the moment - he has made the cut in three of his last four starts and has a top-3 finish this season; Barcelo has made the cut in just three of his last fifteen starts and has yet to finish in the top-20 in any event this season. And that difference in form continued yesterday, even though Merritt's score was only one shot better: Merritt hit 16 of 18 greens in regulation (7th best of the day) and his average distance from the pin was less than 20 feet; Barcelo his 11 greens in regulation (ranked 105th of 132) and his average distance from the pin was over 37 feet. On small greens that is very wayward and I can't see his short game saving him for a second day in a row.
[unofficial rd2 system play: Haas tb Byrd -105]
Round 3 play (2pts):
Jeff Maggert to beat Todd Hamilton +120 @ Centrebet [available generally]
Maggert has been very impressive this week, missing just four greens in regulation out of 36, and currently stands in the top-20. And this is a position from which he has played well - he has been in this situation after 36 holes five times this year and has averaged 68.6 in the third round thereafter. With a dominant 11-5-0 h2h record against Hamilton over the last 12 months, there is little to suggest that he won't continue that h2h dominance this week.
Jeff Maggert to beat Todd Hamilton +120 @ Centrebet [available generally]
Maggert has been very impressive this week, missing just four greens in regulation out of 36, and currently stands in the top-20. And this is a position from which he has played well - he has been in this situation after 36 holes five times this year and has averaged 68.6 in the third round thereafter. With a dominant 11-5-0 h2h record against Hamilton over the last 12 months, there is little to suggest that he won't continue that h2h dominance this week.
The McGladrey Classic : 3rd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The McGladrey Classic : 3rd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The McGladrey Classic --
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes only
for the Third Round on Saturday, October 9th.
Four Units :
John Senden over John Rollins @ - 105. Won by 5.
1:20.
Three Units :
Brian Gay over Heath Slocum @ + 110. Lost by 5.
1:50.
Two Units :
David Toms over Joe Durant @ - 125. Lost by 2.
2:10.
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The McGladrey Classic : 3rd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The McGladrey Classic --
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes only
for the Third Round on Saturday, October 9th.
Four Units :
John Senden over John Rollins @ - 105. Won by 5.
1:20.
Three Units :
Brian Gay over Heath Slocum @ + 110. Lost by 5.
1:50.
Two Units :
David Toms over Joe Durant @ - 125. Lost by 2.
2:10.
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Round 4 play (4pts):
Joe Durant to beat Troy Merritt -128 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes and Carib]
A case of good round-bad round-good round so far for Merritt, so hoping the pattern continues. Both players start the final round in 2nd place, but this is a position with which Durant should be reasonably comfortable. He has started the final round in the top-5 on six occasions in the last five season and has done well, averaging 69.0 in the final round when under such pressure. Merritt has yet to start the final round of a PGA Tour event in the top-5, so he has certainly never started the final round of a PGA Tour event in the final group. That pressure should be too much to enable him to play well again and so Durant should finish ahead of him for the 13th time in 16 common events this year.
[unofficial rd4 system play: Durant tb Price -120; Atwal tb Stuard -110; Quinney tb Hamilton A -125; Love tb Pernice +110; Pernice tb Price -110]
Joe Durant to beat Troy Merritt -128 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes and Carib]
A case of good round-bad round-good round so far for Merritt, so hoping the pattern continues. Both players start the final round in 2nd place, but this is a position with which Durant should be reasonably comfortable. He has started the final round in the top-5 on six occasions in the last five season and has done well, averaging 69.0 in the final round when under such pressure. Merritt has yet to start the final round of a PGA Tour event in the top-5, so he has certainly never started the final round of a PGA Tour event in the final group. That pressure should be too much to enable him to play well again and so Durant should finish ahead of him for the 13th time in 16 common events this year.
[unofficial rd4 system play: Durant tb Price -120; Atwal tb Stuard -110; Quinney tb Hamilton A -125; Love tb Pernice +110; Pernice tb Price -110]
