WON LAST WEEK IN VEGAS W/ MARUYAMA OVER J. EDWARDS. THIS WEEK 72 HOLE MATCH:
J. EDWARDS +110 OVER BOB MAY @ MILINNIUM
HAPPY GAMING!
J. EDWARDS +110 OVER BOB MAY @ MILINNIUM
HAPPY GAMING!
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Anyone locate tee times anywhere.It is obvious pgatour.com is more interested in pop up ads than golf info.
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found em cnnsi
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Tiger and Omeara again.How does he get by with that all the time?
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Tiger and Omeara again.How does he get by with that all the time?
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For all you Steve Flesch fans - you maybe surprised that Grand Central have him outsider at -105 to beat Stewart Cink
(-115). He certainly looks the more consistent of the two players recently.
(-115). He certainly looks the more consistent of the two players recently.
72-hole plays:
Tom Lehman to beat Robert Allenby -110 @ Surrey
Looking for a big week from Lehman who features heavily in the matchups rather than as an outright play. Had an excellent weekend when many other players would have wilted after opening with 63-62. The continued easy setup and pro-am format would appear to suit and he has two top-15 finishes in his last three visits. Opposing Allenby who has been playing well, but has opted to play in this event just once - he missed the cut in 1999 - and prefers tougher setups
Tom Lehman to beat Paul Azinger -115 @ Moneyplays [2 units]
Zinger has had some decent finishes in this event, but his recent performances have been a pale shadow of his early season form when he consistently finished in the top-20; he has only done so once in his last five starts
Tom Lehman to beat John Daly +100 @ Centrebet [3 units]
Opposing Daly was a very bad strategy last week, but I still stick to the same principles this week. Big John will now be playing his eighth event in ten weeks with two flights to Germany in that period, one five-day event and one week in which there was an enforced rest because of the cancellation of the Tampa Bay Classic. His record in pro-ams is very poor - last week's finish was his best in these events for five years - and without the adrenalin of a good start, he will surely fade away. Might be wrong, but he can't keep up the intensity of his game forever.
Scott Verplank to beat John Daly -125 @ Sportingbet
Verplank is an outright selection in fine form and should have a good week. Daly, on the other hand, remains totally unpredictable
Vijay Singh to beat John Daly -110 @ Bet365
Maybe not expecting a great week from Vijay, but he displayed enough good form last week when losing to Sam Torrance that he is playing far better than when he missed his last two cuts on Tour. With an excellent record in this event - top-20 on all three visits - he should continue that run at least
Davis Love to beat Scott Hoch -150 @ Camelot
Hoch's good form came to an abrupt end last month with missed cuts in his last two events when previously one of the most consistent players on Tour. With a poor record in this event, there seems little reason to side with him this week, particularly against an outright selection
Davis Love to beat Bernhard Langer -154 @ Centrebet
Langer has had great success in Europe this season and on this Tour earlier in the season, but this is not a good event for him. He very seldom plays in pro-ams - just seven times in his career and not since 1989 - and, like Allenby, is much more suited to tougher courses
John Huston to beat Tom Pernice -145 @ Camelot
Huston has had a difficult summer, but his 22nd place in Pennsylvania was his best finish since the Masters. But Pernice has not been playing particularly well either - a best of 37th in his last five tournaments - and he doesn't have the advantage of good course form. He has missed the cut here three times out of four whereas Huston is a former winner and is well-known for shooting low on easy courses, particularly on Bermuda greens
Tom Lehman to beat Robert Allenby -110 @ Surrey
Looking for a big week from Lehman who features heavily in the matchups rather than as an outright play. Had an excellent weekend when many other players would have wilted after opening with 63-62. The continued easy setup and pro-am format would appear to suit and he has two top-15 finishes in his last three visits. Opposing Allenby who has been playing well, but has opted to play in this event just once - he missed the cut in 1999 - and prefers tougher setups
Tom Lehman to beat Paul Azinger -115 @ Moneyplays [2 units]
Zinger has had some decent finishes in this event, but his recent performances have been a pale shadow of his early season form when he consistently finished in the top-20; he has only done so once in his last five starts
Tom Lehman to beat John Daly +100 @ Centrebet [3 units]
Opposing Daly was a very bad strategy last week, but I still stick to the same principles this week. Big John will now be playing his eighth event in ten weeks with two flights to Germany in that period, one five-day event and one week in which there was an enforced rest because of the cancellation of the Tampa Bay Classic. His record in pro-ams is very poor - last week's finish was his best in these events for five years - and without the adrenalin of a good start, he will surely fade away. Might be wrong, but he can't keep up the intensity of his game forever.
Scott Verplank to beat John Daly -125 @ Sportingbet
Verplank is an outright selection in fine form and should have a good week. Daly, on the other hand, remains totally unpredictable
Vijay Singh to beat John Daly -110 @ Bet365
Maybe not expecting a great week from Vijay, but he displayed enough good form last week when losing to Sam Torrance that he is playing far better than when he missed his last two cuts on Tour. With an excellent record in this event - top-20 on all three visits - he should continue that run at least
Davis Love to beat Scott Hoch -150 @ Camelot
Hoch's good form came to an abrupt end last month with missed cuts in his last two events when previously one of the most consistent players on Tour. With a poor record in this event, there seems little reason to side with him this week, particularly against an outright selection
Davis Love to beat Bernhard Langer -154 @ Centrebet
Langer has had great success in Europe this season and on this Tour earlier in the season, but this is not a good event for him. He very seldom plays in pro-ams - just seven times in his career and not since 1989 - and, like Allenby, is much more suited to tougher courses
John Huston to beat Tom Pernice -145 @ Camelot
Huston has had a difficult summer, but his 22nd place in Pennsylvania was his best finish since the Masters. But Pernice has not been playing particularly well either - a best of 37th in his last five tournaments - and he doesn't have the advantage of good course form. He has missed the cut here three times out of four whereas Huston is a former winner and is well-known for shooting low on easy courses, particularly on Bermuda greens
Hi Guys
In the Matchups I like KENNY PERRY to outscore Parnevik at 10-11[Sunderlands].
Parnevik is not putting it all in at the moment! So it what is going to be a Birdie Blitz,its got to be Perry who played well in Vegas last week after a break.Also he is in 30th spot in the top 30 race to be in the Tour championship,so you can be confident that he will be trying!
Good luck
In the Matchups I like KENNY PERRY to outscore Parnevik at 10-11[Sunderlands].
Parnevik is not putting it all in at the moment! So it what is going to be a Birdie Blitz,its got to be Perry who played well in Vegas last week after a break.Also he is in 30th spot in the top 30 race to be in the Tour championship,so you can be confident that he will be trying!
Good luck
3 matchups for me and looking for some major improvement on last weeks poor 0-3 result.
Flesch -105 vs Cink
Verplank -115 vs K Perry
Lehman -120 vs Azinger
Flesch -105 vs Cink
Verplank -115 vs K Perry
Lehman -120 vs Azinger
Hey guys...is Daly playing? Can't find his name on the PGAtour site. They are not the most reliable site as DTB has noted...
thanks
ozball
thanks
ozball
Lake Buena Vista, Florida, Oct 18 AP - John Daly was disqualified on Thursday when he failed to show up for his tee time in the National Car Rental Classic golf turnament here.
Daly never registered for the tournament and planned to withdraw during the week. The PGA Tour said there was a mixup between Daly and his agent over who would notify Disney officials about his plans.
Kim Donovan of SFX Sports said Daly simply needed a week off after playing three out of the past four weeks, including a trip to Germany. He plans to play the final two tournaments of the year in his bid to qualify for the Masters.
Daly was replaced in the field by Chad Campbell, who earned an instant promotion to PGA Tour membership by winning three times on the Buy.com Tour.
What does a DQ mean in terms of match-ups?
Daly never registered for the tournament and planned to withdraw during the week. The PGA Tour said there was a mixup between Daly and his agent over who would notify Disney officials about his plans.
Kim Donovan of SFX Sports said Daly simply needed a week off after playing three out of the past four weeks, including a trip to Germany. He plans to play the final two tournaments of the year in his bid to qualify for the Masters.
Daly was replaced in the field by Chad Campbell, who earned an instant promotion to PGA Tour membership by winning three times on the Buy.com Tour.
What does a DQ mean in terms of match-ups?
I would think that any matchups with Daly - I have three - would be graded no action as he didn't tee off.
Anybody else confirm or deny this?
Anybody else confirm or deny this?
You got me.I would venture a guess no action but have never had a DQ before teeing off so I'm just guessing.
1st round recap 1-1
Hnatiuk/Ames loss by 1
Mediate/lickliter win by 3
pending 72 holes
Dimarco/Howell 4 up
Riegger/Dunlap all square
Kuchar/Ames 3 down
Kendall/Browne 3up
1st round recap 1-1
Hnatiuk/Ames loss by 1
Mediate/lickliter win by 3
pending 72 holes
Dimarco/Howell 4 up
Riegger/Dunlap all square
Kuchar/Ames 3 down
Kendall/Browne 3up
Now this is interesting, I had Lehman to beat Daly at Centrebet and they graded that play as a win.
I expected it to be a push and was plesantly suprised.
Well that was short and sweet, it has been corrected and is now a push
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I expected it to be a push and was plesantly suprised.
Well that was short and sweet, it has been corrected and is now a push
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2nd rounders
Kendal -120 over Lickliter @ 5Dimes
Langer +110 over Mattice @ $plays
@ Camelot
Lehman +115 over Langer
Funk -115 over Gossett
Riegger +100 over Johansson
Sluman over Omeara
Kendal -120 over Lickliter @ 5Dimes
Langer +110 over Mattice @ $plays
@ Camelot
Lehman +115 over Langer
Funk -115 over Gossett
Riegger +100 over Johansson
Sluman over Omeara
At the cut: todays matches 4-2 72 holes 1-0
todays matches
Kendall -120 over Lickliter win by 1
Langer +110 over Mattice loss by 2
Lehman +115 over Langer win by 6
Funk -115 over Gossett loss by 2
Riegger +100 over Johansson win by 1
Sluman -115 over Omeara win by 1
72 holes
Riegger/Dunlap win by 3
pending
Dimarco/Howell 1 up
Kuchar/Ames all square
Kendall/Browne 1 up
Outrights May>gone-Flesch>goes 7 under today to stay alive-Love>hanging around the top.
Murphy took the day off and lady luck smiled on one shot decisions today.
todays matches
Kendall -120 over Lickliter win by 1
Langer +110 over Mattice loss by 2
Lehman +115 over Langer win by 6
Funk -115 over Gossett loss by 2
Riegger +100 over Johansson win by 1
Sluman -115 over Omeara win by 1
72 holes
Riegger/Dunlap win by 3
pending
Dimarco/Howell 1 up
Kuchar/Ames all square
Kendall/Browne 1 up
Outrights May>gone-Flesch>goes 7 under today to stay alive-Love>hanging around the top.
Murphy took the day off and lady luck smiled on one shot decisions today.
Mid-point update:
Just one play is decided at the cut - Love beat Hoch by seven shots. Decent position in the other plays at this stage: Lehman is tied with Allenby and leads Azinger by one, Love leads Langer by six and Huston is tied with Pernice. While Daly was "disqualified" for not informing officials he had withdrawn, he failed to tee off so the three plays against him are all void. In the outrights, Love is best-placed in 3rd position and while Verplank and DiMarco are 39th they are only four shots out of a top-5 position
Just one play is decided at the cut - Love beat Hoch by seven shots. Decent position in the other plays at this stage: Lehman is tied with Allenby and leads Azinger by one, Love leads Langer by six and Huston is tied with Pernice. While Daly was "disqualified" for not informing officials he had withdrawn, he failed to tee off so the three plays against him are all void. In the outrights, Love is best-placed in 3rd position and while Verplank and DiMarco are 39th they are only four shots out of a top-5 position
One continuation play at Olympic
Day over Janzen +110
Although 1 shot behind Day has a scoring average of 69.3 after the cut and Janzen has 71.4
Day over Janzen +110
Although 1 shot behind Day has a scoring average of 69.3 after the cut and Janzen has 71.4
results 3rd rounders @ 5Dimes 0-1-1
Riegger -108 over Brooks push
Verplank -105 over Zinger loss by 3
72 holes Dimarco and Kendall each 5 up Kuchar 4 down
Outrights Love in 2nd Flesch 13th
Riegger -108 over Brooks push
Verplank -105 over Zinger loss by 3
72 holes Dimarco and Kendall each 5 up Kuchar 4 down
Outrights Love in 2nd Flesch 13th
