Northern Trust Open at Riviera
- Thread starter JimmyTime
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First plays of the year. GL guys.
(.50 units) DeLaet -1.5 v. Rose -110
(.25 units) Delaet to win +2000
(.25 units) Schwartzel to win +2500
(.50 units) DeLaet -1.5 v. Rose -110
(.25 units) Delaet to win +2000
(.25 units) Schwartzel to win +2500
$100.00 $300.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 5 - Dustin Johnson +300*
$100.00 $240.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Hunter Mahan +240*
$100.00 $265.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Graham Delaet +265*
$50.00 $330.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Kevin Na +660*
$50.00 $475.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Cameron Tringale +950*
$100.00 $240.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Hunter Mahan +240*
$100.00 $265.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Graham Delaet +265*
$50.00 $330.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Kevin Na +660*
$50.00 $475.00 Pending 2/13/14 7:00am Golf PGA Northern Trust Open - Top 10 - Cameron Tringale +950*
To win the Northern Trust Open
1022 Marc Leishman +5000
1023 K.J. Choi +6000
Top Ten Finish - Northern Trust Open
1072 Marc Leishman +500
1022 Marc Leishman +5000
1023 K.J. Choi +6000
Top Ten Finish - Northern Trust Open
1072 Marc Leishman +500
Finally hit with Walker, did have DJ in 2nd.
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN JUSTIN ROSE +2550
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN BILL HAAS +2570
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN RYAN MOORE +2595
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN CHARL SCHWARTZEL +3630
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN +4850
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN LEE WESTWOOD +5250
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN JUSTIN ROSE +2550
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN BILL HAAS +2570
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN RYAN MOORE +2595
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN CHARL SCHWARTZEL +3630
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN +4850
ODDS TO WIN THE NORTHERN TRUST OPEN LEE WESTWOOD +5250
Round 1 plays (4pts):
Webb Simpson to beat Jordan Spieth -110 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Bet365, Stan James and Carib]
Opposing Spieth who has yet to show the consistency of Simpson who has finished in the top-10 in six of his last seven starts and that one 'failure' was a 23rd place position in the Humana Challenge. The other reason for opposing Spieth is that course form is very important around Riviera. He is not the same player that missed the cut two years ago, but Simpson's finishes of 15th and 6th in his two starts here put him at a decisive advantage.
K.J. Choi to beat Ian Poulter -110 @ 5Dimes
A course form angle here as well: Poulter is playing the West Coast Swing to ensure that he has the minimum 15 Tour starts to retain his PGA Tour membership, so he is now playing a course that he hasn't played since 2007 when he missed the cut, as he had done in 2005. Choi has been here every year since 2001 and can count four top-10 finishes on this course. He has also shown decent form this year, finishing 2nd in the Farmers Insurance Open whereas Poulter has a best finish of 47th. Poulter's famous enthusiasm isn't evident this year and I'll certainly oppose him ahead of next week's matchplay event.
Jimmy Walker to beat Jordan Spieth -110 @ 5Dimes
Also opposing Spieth with this year's hottest player. He didn't play the week after his win in the Sony Open in Hawaii, but when he played the week after his win in the Frys.com in October last year, he finished 12th the following week so a post-win letdown appears to be unlikely. And similar to the Simpson play, there is a strong course form element - in the last three years, he has finished 4th, 4th and 16th on this course.
Webb Simpson to beat Jordan Spieth -110 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Bet365, Stan James and Carib]
Opposing Spieth who has yet to show the consistency of Simpson who has finished in the top-10 in six of his last seven starts and that one 'failure' was a 23rd place position in the Humana Challenge. The other reason for opposing Spieth is that course form is very important around Riviera. He is not the same player that missed the cut two years ago, but Simpson's finishes of 15th and 6th in his two starts here put him at a decisive advantage.
K.J. Choi to beat Ian Poulter -110 @ 5Dimes
A course form angle here as well: Poulter is playing the West Coast Swing to ensure that he has the minimum 15 Tour starts to retain his PGA Tour membership, so he is now playing a course that he hasn't played since 2007 when he missed the cut, as he had done in 2005. Choi has been here every year since 2001 and can count four top-10 finishes on this course. He has also shown decent form this year, finishing 2nd in the Farmers Insurance Open whereas Poulter has a best finish of 47th. Poulter's famous enthusiasm isn't evident this year and I'll certainly oppose him ahead of next week's matchplay event.
Jimmy Walker to beat Jordan Spieth -110 @ 5Dimes
Also opposing Spieth with this year's hottest player. He didn't play the week after his win in the Sony Open in Hawaii, but when he played the week after his win in the Frys.com in October last year, he finished 12th the following week so a post-win letdown appears to be unlikely. And similar to the Simpson play, there is a strong course form element - in the last three years, he has finished 4th, 4th and 16th on this course.
Outrights:
Charles Howell(50/1) e.w.
K.J. Choi(66/1) e.w.
Kevin Stadler(66/1) e.w.
Cameron Tringale(100/1) e.w.
J.B. Holmes(100/1) e.w.
Stewart Cink(125/1) e.w.
Justin Leonard(200/1) e.w.
Trevor Immelman(200/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover (500/1) e.w.
GL
Charles Howell(50/1) e.w.
K.J. Choi(66/1) e.w.
Kevin Stadler(66/1) e.w.
Cameron Tringale(100/1) e.w.
J.B. Holmes(100/1) e.w.
Stewart Cink(125/1) e.w.
Justin Leonard(200/1) e.w.
Trevor Immelman(200/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover (500/1) e.w.
GL
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Im on Delaet also over Rose (w/out strokes). Forgot to post it here. When did you go to uga?
Round 2 plays (4pts):
Hideki Matsuyama to beat Cameron Tringale -130 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Stan James and Carib]
They may have only played in nine common events, but Tringle has never finished ahead of Matsuyama so I don't expect it to happen this week. Tringale does have decent course form, but Matsuyama has been playing as a Tour rookie and being in contention for more often than Tringale and that is why he is #21 in the World Rankings and Tringle #183.
Jason Kokrak to beat Francisco Molinari -120 @ 5Dimes
It was a surprise to see Molinari in 2nd place after Thursday as this event is a warm-up for next week's matchplay event. As such, I think that he will struggle to maintain this scoring form in only his second start of 2014. Kokrak has three top-20 finishes already and is already in the top-20 this week despite playing in the more difficult conditions yesterday.
Martin Laird to beat Matt Every -120 @ 5Dimes
Every has the unwanted record of every finish being lower down the leaderboard than his previous event in 2014, so he has not met the consistency that Laird has achieved so far this year: 20th-25th-37th-19th. Given that he ranked 66th in driving distance, 79th in driving accuracy and 80th in greens in regulation yesterday, Every appears not to be playing well enough to arrest that trend, nor the 3-12-1 h2h record that he has against Martin Laird in rd2 over the past 12 months.
Hideki Matsuyama to beat Cameron Tringale -130 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Stan James and Carib]
They may have only played in nine common events, but Tringle has never finished ahead of Matsuyama so I don't expect it to happen this week. Tringale does have decent course form, but Matsuyama has been playing as a Tour rookie and being in contention for more often than Tringale and that is why he is #21 in the World Rankings and Tringle #183.
Jason Kokrak to beat Francisco Molinari -120 @ 5Dimes
It was a surprise to see Molinari in 2nd place after Thursday as this event is a warm-up for next week's matchplay event. As such, I think that he will struggle to maintain this scoring form in only his second start of 2014. Kokrak has three top-20 finishes already and is already in the top-20 this week despite playing in the more difficult conditions yesterday.
Martin Laird to beat Matt Every -120 @ 5Dimes
Every has the unwanted record of every finish being lower down the leaderboard than his previous event in 2014, so he has not met the consistency that Laird has achieved so far this year: 20th-25th-37th-19th. Given that he ranked 66th in driving distance, 79th in driving accuracy and 80th in greens in regulation yesterday, Every appears not to be playing well enough to arrest that trend, nor the 3-12-1 h2h record that he has against Martin Laird in rd2 over the past 12 months.
(1 unit) Brown 3rd rd ov McNiel -110
(.25 units) Brown +7000
(.15 units) Spieth +1700
(.10 Units) Holmes +6000
