OHL Classic
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MacKenzie to win 115-1 5d
72 holes
Every over Hoffman -120
Huh over Guthrie -105
Summerhays over JJ Henry -115
SY Noh over Stanley -110
72 holes
Every over Hoffman -120
Huh over Guthrie -105
Summerhays over JJ Henry -115
SY Noh over Stanley -110
Round 1 plays (4pts):
Kevin Stadler to beat Matt Every +125 @ William Hill
I'll bite at these odds. Every did finish 3rd here last year, but Stadler wasn't too far back in 16th place. In fact, unlike Every, Stadler has played in this event (albeit always in February until this year) evey year and made the cut every time, including top-20 finishes in four of six attempts. I'll take that consistency on this course versus one good year for Every here (plus a disqualification in 2010). And it is a similar story with recent form ... Every finished 7th last week, but it was his first top-30 finish since August; Stadler also finished in the top-10 last week, but has achieved top-30 finishes in his two other starts in the last month.
Charles Howell to beat Ryan Moore +105 @ 5Dimes
No doubting Moore's form in October, but he did struggle in his last outing in the HSBC Champions. He is also making his course debut, so I'll back Howell who has shown equally good form over the past month and he does have a very good record on this course with tp-20 finishes in each of the last three years here.
Kevin Stadler to beat Matt Every +125 @ William Hill
I'll bite at these odds. Every did finish 3rd here last year, but Stadler wasn't too far back in 16th place. In fact, unlike Every, Stadler has played in this event (albeit always in February until this year) evey year and made the cut every time, including top-20 finishes in four of six attempts. I'll take that consistency on this course versus one good year for Every here (plus a disqualification in 2010). And it is a similar story with recent form ... Every finished 7th last week, but it was his first top-30 finish since August; Stadler also finished in the top-10 last week, but has achieved top-30 finishes in his two other starts in the last month.
Charles Howell to beat Ryan Moore +105 @ 5Dimes
No doubting Moore's form in October, but he did struggle in his last outing in the HSBC Champions. He is also making his course debut, so I'll back Howell who has shown equally good form over the past month and he does have a very good record on this course with tp-20 finishes in each of the last three years here.
Outrights:
Kevin Stadler(50/1) e.w.
Fredrik Jacobson(66/1) e.w.
Bud Cauley(100/1) e.w.
Ben Curtis(160/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(150/1) e.w.
Kevin Tway(250/1) e.w.
GL
Kevin Stadler(50/1) e.w.
Fredrik Jacobson(66/1) e.w.
Bud Cauley(100/1) e.w.
Ben Curtis(160/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(150/1) e.w.
Kevin Tway(250/1) e.w.
GL
