Memorial
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that was a horrendous front 9.. just brutal. could have easily finished the day at even.. missed a lot of putts over all, should hopefully get back into decent contention with a decent round tom.
- Jul 6, 2008
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why didnt i fade tiger .. DAMNIT
Phil shot a damn 30 yesterday. Tiger still looks lost.
Also annoyed i passed on ogilvy vs scott. Loved Ogilvy all week, i still think scott will make a run to keep it close.
Anyone see calc :scared
Phil shot a damn 30 yesterday. Tiger still looks lost.
Also annoyed i passed on ogilvy vs scott. Loved Ogilvy all week, i still think scott will make a run to keep it close.
Anyone see calc :scared
Second Round Matchups
Stricker +112 over Woods
Weekley -110 over Singh
Nitties +105 over Bohn
Wetterich +100 over Davis
Stricker +112 over Woods
Weekley -110 over Singh
Nitties +105 over Bohn
Wetterich +100 over Davis
2nd round at 5 dimes:
Stricker +120 over Tiger
seems like too good of a value to pass plus just like rooting against america's hero lol
Stricker +120 over Tiger
seems like too good of a value to pass plus just like rooting against america's hero lol
2nd Round Mach Ups
A SCOTT -105 (A SCOTT vrs T CLARK)
E ELS -120 (R MCILROY vrs E ELS)
B VAN PELT -125 (Z JOHNSON vrs B VAN PELT)
A SCOTT -105 (A SCOTT vrs T CLARK)
E ELS -120 (R MCILROY vrs E ELS)
B VAN PELT -125 (Z JOHNSON vrs B VAN PELT)
Round 2 play (4pts):
Fredrik Jacobson to beat Rickie Fowler -105 @ Bet365
Opposing the 1st round leader for two reasons: (i) he has never held the lead after 18 holes on Tour ... he has only done so on two occasions after 36 holes last year, but on both occasions he failed to hold onto the lead after the next round; and (ii) he played relatively poorly from tee-to-green - he ranked 33rd in greens in regulation - in comparison to Jacobson who lies in 9th place and leads the event so far in greens in regulation. For his part, Jacobson has already finished in the top-5 on this course (2007) and is in the better form having finished 2nd (The Players Championship) and 10th (Texas Open) within the last month.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Sutherland tb Fowler +120; Johnson Z tb McIlroy +105; Johnson Z tb Van Pelt +110; Els tb McIlroy -110]
Fredrik Jacobson to beat Rickie Fowler -105 @ Bet365
Opposing the 1st round leader for two reasons: (i) he has never held the lead after 18 holes on Tour ... he has only done so on two occasions after 36 holes last year, but on both occasions he failed to hold onto the lead after the next round; and (ii) he played relatively poorly from tee-to-green - he ranked 33rd in greens in regulation - in comparison to Jacobson who lies in 9th place and leads the event so far in greens in regulation. For his part, Jacobson has already finished in the top-5 on this course (2007) and is in the better form having finished 2nd (The Players Championship) and 10th (Texas Open) within the last month.
[unofficial rd2 system plays: Sutherland tb Fowler +120; Johnson Z tb McIlroy +105; Johnson Z tb Van Pelt +110; Els tb McIlroy -110]
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The Memorial Tournament : 2nd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The Memorial Tournament : 2nd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The Memorial Tournament --
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes only
for the Second Round on Friday, June 4th.
Five Units (4 plays) :
Geoff Ogilvy over Camilo Villegas @ + 115. Lost by 9.
Lucas Glover over Joe Ogilvie @ - 105. Won by 2.
Matt Kuchar over Ricky Barnes @ - 110. Won by 3.
Adam Scott over Robert Allenby @ - 115. Won by 3.
Four Units (3 plays) :
Tom Lehman over Carl Pettersson @ + 110. Lost by 3.
Adam Scott over Tim Clark @ + 100. Won by 1.
Matt Kuchar over Camilo Villegas @ - 145. Push.
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The Memorial Tournament : 2nd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The Memorial Tournament --
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes only
for the Second Round on Friday, June 4th.
Five Units (4 plays) :
Geoff Ogilvy over Camilo Villegas @ + 115. Lost by 9.
Lucas Glover over Joe Ogilvie @ - 105. Won by 2.
Matt Kuchar over Ricky Barnes @ - 110. Won by 3.
Adam Scott over Robert Allenby @ - 115. Won by 3.
Four Units (3 plays) :
Tom Lehman over Carl Pettersson @ + 110. Lost by 3.
Adam Scott over Tim Clark @ + 100. Won by 1.
Matt Kuchar over Camilo Villegas @ - 145. Push.
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The Memorial Tournament : 2nd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The Memorial Tournament : 2nd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The Memorial Tournament --
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes only
for the Second Round on Friday, June 4th.
Afternoon matches w/ 2nd grouping.
All matches played commence after 12:44.
Five Units (2 plays) :
Rory McIlroy over Ernie Els @ + 110. Won by 4.
Jim Furyk over K J Choi @ - 120. Won by 7.
Four Units (2 plays) :
Zach Johnson over Bo Van Pelt @ + 105. Won by 1.
Zach Johnson over Sean O'Hair @ + 105. Won by 3.
Three Units (2 plays) :
Angel Cabrera over Nick Watney @ + 120. Won by 7.
Angel Cabrera over Henrik Stenson @ - 115. Lost by 5.
Two Units (2 plays) :
Jim Furyk (+ 1/2) over Phil Mickelson @ - 115. Won by 4 1/2.
Hunter Mahan (+ 1/2) over Nick Watney @ - 135. Won by 10 1/2.
One Unit (2 plays) :
Nathan Green over Nick Watney @ + 115. Won by 10.
Hunter Mahan over Phil Mickelson @ + 160. Lost by 1.
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The Memorial Tournament : 2nd Rd 18 Hole Matchups.
The Memorial Tournament --
Tournament Matchups for 18 holes only
for the Second Round on Friday, June 4th.
Afternoon matches w/ 2nd grouping.
All matches played commence after 12:44.
Five Units (2 plays) :
Rory McIlroy over Ernie Els @ + 110. Won by 4.
Jim Furyk over K J Choi @ - 120. Won by 7.
Four Units (2 plays) :
Zach Johnson over Bo Van Pelt @ + 105. Won by 1.
Zach Johnson over Sean O'Hair @ + 105. Won by 3.
Three Units (2 plays) :
Angel Cabrera over Nick Watney @ + 120. Won by 7.
Angel Cabrera over Henrik Stenson @ - 115. Lost by 5.
Two Units (2 plays) :
Jim Furyk (+ 1/2) over Phil Mickelson @ - 115. Won by 4 1/2.
Hunter Mahan (+ 1/2) over Nick Watney @ - 135. Won by 10 1/2.
One Unit (2 plays) :
Nathan Green over Nick Watney @ + 115. Won by 10.
Hunter Mahan over Phil Mickelson @ + 160. Lost by 1.
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9th Hole
Par 4
412 yards
* 1. 252yds to Left Fairway, 157yds to hole
* 2. 149yds to Water, 22yds to hole
* 3. Penalty Stroke
* 4. 28yds to Water, 18yds to hole
* 5. Penalty Stroke
* 6. 56yds to Left Rough, 10yds to hole
* 7. 11yds to Green, 3ft 2in to hole
* 8. in the hole
Watneys 9th hole :s1: :s1: ..... why me :mj07: :mj07:
Par 4
412 yards
* 1. 252yds to Left Fairway, 157yds to hole
* 2. 149yds to Water, 22yds to hole
* 3. Penalty Stroke
* 4. 28yds to Water, 18yds to hole
* 5. Penalty Stroke
* 6. 56yds to Left Rough, 10yds to hole
* 7. 11yds to Green, 3ft 2in to hole
* 8. in the hole
Watneys 9th hole :s1: :s1: ..... why me :mj07: :mj07:
Thanks for the winners. Went 3-0 thanks to you. How'd you know to fade Watney? Just because of his terrible front 9 yesterday?
3rd Round Match Ups
Z JOHNSON -115 (T CLARK vrs Z JOHNSON)
T WOODS -135 (R MCILROY vrs T WOODS)
A SCOTT -120 (S O'HAIR vrs A SCOTT)
S MARINO -125 (J OVERTON vrs S MARINO)
S CINK -135 (J DAY vrs S CINK)
Z JOHNSON -115 (T CLARK vrs Z JOHNSON)
T WOODS -135 (R MCILROY vrs T WOODS)
A SCOTT -120 (S O'HAIR vrs A SCOTT)
S MARINO -125 (J OVERTON vrs S MARINO)
S CINK -135 (J DAY vrs S CINK)
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Round 3 play (2pts):
Tom Petrovic to beat Rickie Fowler +105 @ Unibet
Continuing to oppose Fowler even though he was very impressive yesterday. Not playing in the morning groups, but last out with the likes Mickelson, Stricker, Furyk, Cink and Day immediately ahead of him should add to the pressure, as will the projected wet weather and possible delays which have forced the tee-times forward. For his part, Petrovic has a good record from this position (he currently lies 3rd): he was 5th after two rounds of the 2010 Texas Open and shot 71 in round 3; in 2009 he was 3rd after two rounds of the John Deere Classic and then shot 66 to take the lead; in 2008, he started the weekend in the top-5 on two occasions and then shot 68 both times; in 2007, he was 4th after two rounds of the Wyndham Championship and then shot 68; and so on. No matter how impressive Fowler was yesterday, I'd back a player at plus odds against him when he has a three-shot lead and has yet to win on Tour.
Tom Petrovic to beat Rickie Fowler +105 @ Unibet
Continuing to oppose Fowler even though he was very impressive yesterday. Not playing in the morning groups, but last out with the likes Mickelson, Stricker, Furyk, Cink and Day immediately ahead of him should add to the pressure, as will the projected wet weather and possible delays which have forced the tee-times forward. For his part, Petrovic has a good record from this position (he currently lies 3rd): he was 5th after two rounds of the 2010 Texas Open and shot 71 in round 3; in 2009 he was 3rd after two rounds of the John Deere Classic and then shot 66 to take the lead; in 2008, he started the weekend in the top-5 on two occasions and then shot 68 both times; in 2007, he was 4th after two rounds of the Wyndham Championship and then shot 68; and so on. No matter how impressive Fowler was yesterday, I'd back a player at plus odds against him when he has a three-shot lead and has yet to win on Tour.
Excellant.
Excellant.
Glad I could help. I seem to do much better when I can post early and am not rushing under the deadlines but don't always have that luxury. No excuse for those times I post under the time constraints but I clearly don't do as well for some reason. I'll take 8-2 (4-0 top plays) anyday but it usually doesn't work out as well. One of the loses was a small throw in at + 160 odds that only lost by one so very happy with the results.
I usually target a half dozen players to play on and a half dozen to fade before each tourney for a variety of reason and Watney made my fade list.
Then based on his results the day before as you mentioned helped me target him in all three matches. Plus, in my mind, I seemed to be getting great value going against him.
I never could have predicted that collapse though. He probably never had a plus ten in one round. Not only helped in those matches but I was down and in both my 72 hole matches against him and won those by nine and eleven on the cut.
I can't feel too bad for Nick though. His wife, Hiedi, is gorgeous and does the post game interviews for the Boston Red Sox. Not a bad prize to go home to.
Excellant.
Glad I could help. I seem to do much better when I can post early and am not rushing under the deadlines but don't always have that luxury. No excuse for those times I post under the time constraints but I clearly don't do as well for some reason. I'll take 8-2 (4-0 top plays) anyday but it usually doesn't work out as well. One of the loses was a small throw in at + 160 odds that only lost by one so very happy with the results.
I usually target a half dozen players to play on and a half dozen to fade before each tourney for a variety of reason and Watney made my fade list.
Then based on his results the day before as you mentioned helped me target him in all three matches. Plus, in my mind, I seemed to be getting great value going against him.
I never could have predicted that collapse though. He probably never had a plus ten in one round. Not only helped in those matches but I was down and in both my 72 hole matches against him and won those by nine and eleven on the cut.
I can't feel too bad for Nick though. His wife, Hiedi, is gorgeous and does the post game interviews for the Boston Red Sox. Not a bad prize to go home to.
matchups?
matchups?
Why are most books showing no third round matchups available when many golfers haven't teed off yet? Only finding one book with matches up at this point.
matchups?
Why are most books showing no third round matchups available when many golfers haven't teed off yet? Only finding one book with matches up at this point.
Because the tee-times had been brought forward to much earlier in the day to try and avoid the bad weather. As it happens, they didn't avoid it and so there was a four-hour rain delay. Most books don't re-open their lines once the tee-times have been changed.
