Dustin Johnson Win Only 12/1
Sergio Garcia 33/1
Patrick Reed 40/1
Matthew Southgate 150/1
Stewart Cink 250/1
Sergio Garcia 33/1
Patrick Reed 40/1
Matthew Southgate 150/1
Stewart Cink 250/1
Open Championship (British Open)
- Thread starter SteveB
- Start date
TOURNEY MATCHUPS:
Cheryl Tiegs plays:
Matsuyama over B. Grace -110
J. Thomas over Woods -1.5 -110
Stenson over Spieth -125
Day over Garcia -120
Cheryl Ladd plays (double bangers):
Rose over Rahm -1.5 -130
Stenson over Woods -120
TO WIN:
Stenson +2200
Poulter +4500
J Thomas +2000
Matsuyama +3500
Good luck fellas!
Cheryl Tiegs plays:
Matsuyama over B. Grace -110
J. Thomas over Woods -1.5 -110
Stenson over Spieth -125
Day over Garcia -120
Cheryl Ladd plays (double bangers):
Rose over Rahm -1.5 -130
Stenson over Woods -120
TO WIN:
Stenson +2200
Poulter +4500
J Thomas +2000
Matsuyama +3500
Good luck fellas!
Outrights and 1st Round Match ups
Outrights and 1st Round Match ups
Well, with all my Future Plays I now own quite a few, really need one of my big ones to Hit. Who's getting Up, I am and not going to work. Also, Have DJ twice on purpose. WOW, a lot when you paste it in.
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - BUBBA WATSON +10250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - SERGIO GARCIA +4050
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - TOMMY FLEETWOOD +1615
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - PATRICK REED +4250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - XANDER SCHAUFFELE +11250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - PATRICK CANTLAY +12105
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - DUSTIN JOHNSON +1215
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - JUSTIN ROSE +1640
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - THOMAS PIETERS +10080
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP DUSTIN JOHNSON +1370
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP MARC LEISHMAN +3730
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP MATTHEW SOUTHGATE +12550
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP LUKE LIST +10250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ALEX NOREN +3275
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ZACH JOHNSON +7800
M SOUTHGATE (RND 1) -135 (M SOUTHGATE (RND 1) vrs E VAN ROOYEN (RND 1))
R CABRERA BELLO (RND 1) EV (P MICKELSON (RND 1) vrs R CABRERA BELLO (RND 1))
S CINK (RND 1) -135 (S CINK (RND 1) vrs B STONE (RND 1))
J ROSE (RND 1) -130 (J ROSE (RND 1) vrs J SPIETH (RND 1))
H MATSUYAMA (RND 1) -130 (H MATSUYAMA (RND 1) vrs R KNOX (RND 1))
Outrights and 1st Round Match ups
Well, with all my Future Plays I now own quite a few, really need one of my big ones to Hit. Who's getting Up, I am and not going to work. Also, Have DJ twice on purpose. WOW, a lot when you paste it in.
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - BUBBA WATSON +10250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - SERGIO GARCIA +4050
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - TOMMY FLEETWOOD +1615
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - PATRICK REED +4250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - XANDER SCHAUFFELE +11250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - PATRICK CANTLAY +12105
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - DUSTIN JOHNSON +1215
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - JUSTIN ROSE +1640
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - ALL IN - THOMAS PIETERS +10080
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP DUSTIN JOHNSON +1370
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP MARC LEISHMAN +3730
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP MATTHEW SOUTHGATE +12550
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP LUKE LIST +10250
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ALEX NOREN +3275
ODDS TO WIN 2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ZACH JOHNSON +7800
M SOUTHGATE (RND 1) -135 (M SOUTHGATE (RND 1) vrs E VAN ROOYEN (RND 1))
R CABRERA BELLO (RND 1) EV (P MICKELSON (RND 1) vrs R CABRERA BELLO (RND 1))
S CINK (RND 1) -135 (S CINK (RND 1) vrs B STONE (RND 1))
J ROSE (RND 1) -130 (J ROSE (RND 1) vrs J SPIETH (RND 1))
H MATSUYAMA (RND 1) -130 (H MATSUYAMA (RND 1) vrs R KNOX (RND 1))
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OUTRIGHTS:
Tiger Woods(28/1) e.w.
Alex Noren(28/1) e.w.
Marc Leishman(45/1) e.w.
Zach Johnson(100/1) e.w.
Brandt Snedeker(125/1) e.w.
Danny Willett(50/1) e.w. Top European
Matthew Southgate(50/1) e.w. Top European
Brandt Snedeker(45/1) e.w. Top American
Peter Uihlein(60/1) Top American
Hao Tong Li(22/1) e.w. Top Rest of World
Dylan Fritteli(33/1) e.w. Top Rest of World
Danny Willett(100/1) First Round Leader
Jason Dufner(125/1) e.w. First Round Leader
MATCHUPS:
Leishman(-115) over Matsuyama (Tournament)
Fleetwood(+115) over McIlroy (Tournament)
Rose(+130) over Spieth/Aphibarnrat (Thursday)
GL
Tiger Woods(28/1) e.w.
Alex Noren(28/1) e.w.
Marc Leishman(45/1) e.w.
Zach Johnson(100/1) e.w.
Brandt Snedeker(125/1) e.w.
Danny Willett(50/1) e.w. Top European
Matthew Southgate(50/1) e.w. Top European
Brandt Snedeker(45/1) e.w. Top American
Peter Uihlein(60/1) Top American
Hao Tong Li(22/1) e.w. Top Rest of World
Dylan Fritteli(33/1) e.w. Top Rest of World
Danny Willett(100/1) First Round Leader
Jason Dufner(125/1) e.w. First Round Leader
MATCHUPS:
Leishman(-115) over Matsuyama (Tournament)
Fleetwood(+115) over McIlroy (Tournament)
Rose(+130) over Spieth/Aphibarnrat (Thursday)
GL
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Round 2 Match Ups
Round 2 Match Ups
Went 5-1 last week on Match ups. Started this week 0-4-1.
J THOMAS (RND 2) -115 (J THOMAS (RND 2) vrs F MOLINARI (RND 2)
M SOUTHGATE (RND 2) -115 (M SOUTHGATE (RND 2) vrs E VAN ROOYEN (RND 2))
R CABRERA-BELLO (RND 2) EV (P MICKELSON (RND 2) vrs R CABRERA-BELLO (RND 2))
J ROSE (RND 2) -115 (J ROSE (RND 2) vrs J SPIETH (RND 2))
Also added these Outrights
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #1) MATTHEW SOUTHGATE +6550
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #1) DANNY WILLETT +6050
Round 2 Match Ups
Went 5-1 last week on Match ups. Started this week 0-4-1.
J THOMAS (RND 2) -115 (J THOMAS (RND 2) vrs F MOLINARI (RND 2)
M SOUTHGATE (RND 2) -115 (M SOUTHGATE (RND 2) vrs E VAN ROOYEN (RND 2))
R CABRERA-BELLO (RND 2) EV (P MICKELSON (RND 2) vrs R CABRERA-BELLO (RND 2))
J ROSE (RND 2) -115 (J ROSE (RND 2) vrs J SPIETH (RND 2))
Also added these Outrights
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #1) MATTHEW SOUTHGATE +6550
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #1) DANNY WILLETT +6050
Friday:
In-running:
Pat Perez(100/1) e.w.
Matchups:
Willett(+150) over Grillo/List
Perez(+150) over Suri/Coetzee
Knox(-105) over Poulter
Woods(-135) over Matsuyama
Ikeda(-120) over Landry
Mickelson(-110) over Cabrera Bello
Rose(-125) over Spieth
Fox(-105) over Bradley
GL
In-running:
Pat Perez(100/1) e.w.
Matchups:
Willett(+150) over Grillo/List
Perez(+150) over Suri/Coetzee
Knox(-105) over Poulter
Woods(-135) over Matsuyama
Ikeda(-120) over Landry
Mickelson(-110) over Cabrera Bello
Rose(-125) over Spieth
Fox(-105) over Bradley
GL
Outrights
Outrights
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #2) PAT PEREZ +2225
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #2) THORBJORN OLESEN +6000
Outrights
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #2) PAT PEREZ +2225
2018 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP - WINNER (UPDATE #2) THORBJORN OLESEN +6000
Saturday:
Tiger has caught absolutely no breaks with the conditions in the draw, has accordingly shown great patience with his approach shots, and has a nice feel for the speed of the greens; he will not be going backwards from T-29 over the weekend . . . The course does favor left to right, which gives Noren a glimmer, gives Reed a beast, and Mickelson is sharper than I expected but not a threat . . . If Jordan Spieth wins playing this far from his best golf, then this time right now is anything but some golden era in the game . . . Danny Willet will still stay sharp, but some strain might show, and a tiny step back might be more likely than a serious push forward . . . If the bet was offered at -120, my strongest play going forward would be Tommy Fleetwood playing the last 36 holes in fewer strokes than Rory McIlroy . . . In the build up to Thursday I started doubting whether the plotters would really have an advantage over the aggressive bombers, but in the final analysis thought it was probably the case, and I think two days have shown it to be mostly true, and will surely be the handiest road to the clubhouse if making a push for the title on Sunday (if Koepka was closer to the lead I would be fearful of a path for him, but I don?t think he?s going to be awesome enough to get the job done from where he sits) . . . At the start of the week I was tempted to make plays on lots of low numbers, but decided that was not worth a commitment, and am very glad I stayed away . . . Yesterday it was an obvious choice for me to add Pat Perez to my team at his huge price; nothing comparable that I like to today, but with a gun to my head and forced to take someone at 80/1 or more, I?d lean toward Webb Simpson at 125/1 or Kyle Stanley at 200/1 or Chris Wood at 500/1 for entertainment purposes . . . I played 8 matchups yesterday, and could have easily added 6 more, and would have been fine in doing so; today I?m struggling to find matchups that jump out to me (would love Woods over Mickelson), but going with these . . .
Molinari(-115) over Day
Willett(-110) over Hoffman
Fleetwood(-110) over McIlroy
Kisner(+140) over Z.Johnson
Eish . . .
GL
Tiger has caught absolutely no breaks with the conditions in the draw, has accordingly shown great patience with his approach shots, and has a nice feel for the speed of the greens; he will not be going backwards from T-29 over the weekend . . . The course does favor left to right, which gives Noren a glimmer, gives Reed a beast, and Mickelson is sharper than I expected but not a threat . . . If Jordan Spieth wins playing this far from his best golf, then this time right now is anything but some golden era in the game . . . Danny Willet will still stay sharp, but some strain might show, and a tiny step back might be more likely than a serious push forward . . . If the bet was offered at -120, my strongest play going forward would be Tommy Fleetwood playing the last 36 holes in fewer strokes than Rory McIlroy . . . In the build up to Thursday I started doubting whether the plotters would really have an advantage over the aggressive bombers, but in the final analysis thought it was probably the case, and I think two days have shown it to be mostly true, and will surely be the handiest road to the clubhouse if making a push for the title on Sunday (if Koepka was closer to the lead I would be fearful of a path for him, but I don?t think he?s going to be awesome enough to get the job done from where he sits) . . . At the start of the week I was tempted to make plays on lots of low numbers, but decided that was not worth a commitment, and am very glad I stayed away . . . Yesterday it was an obvious choice for me to add Pat Perez to my team at his huge price; nothing comparable that I like to today, but with a gun to my head and forced to take someone at 80/1 or more, I?d lean toward Webb Simpson at 125/1 or Kyle Stanley at 200/1 or Chris Wood at 500/1 for entertainment purposes . . . I played 8 matchups yesterday, and could have easily added 6 more, and would have been fine in doing so; today I?m struggling to find matchups that jump out to me (would love Woods over Mickelson), but going with these . . .
Molinari(-115) over Day
Willett(-110) over Hoffman
Fleetwood(-110) over McIlroy
Kisner(+140) over Z.Johnson
Eish . . .
GL
Sunday:
Woods(+105) over Rose
Willett(+110) over Moore
Fleetwood(-105) over McIlroy
Leishman(-105) over Reed
GL
Woods(+105) over Rose
Willett(+110) over Moore
Fleetwood(-105) over McIlroy
Leishman(-105) over Reed
GL
