Round 1
Jim Furyk (1st Rnd) +110
J.B. Holmes (1st Rnd) -105
Jerry Kelly (1st Rnd) -105
Ernie Els (1st Rnd) -105
Jim Furyk (1st Rnd) +110
J.B. Holmes (1st Rnd) -105
Jerry Kelly (1st Rnd) -105
Ernie Els (1st Rnd) -105
RBC Canadian Open
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Outrights
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 BROOKS KOEPKA +2245
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 CHRIS STROUD +6725
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 TONY FINAU +3150
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 GRAEME MCDOWELL +4880
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 BROOKS KOEPKA +2245
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 CHRIS STROUD +6725
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 TONY FINAU +3150
ODDS TO WIN CANADIAN OPEN 2015 GRAEME MCDOWELL +4880
DeLaet to win 38-1
72 Holes
DeLaet over Palmer +117
DeLaet over Holmes +100
Piercy over Mahan -108
Goosen over Stroud +110
72 Holes
DeLaet over Palmer +117
DeLaet over Holmes +100
Piercy over Mahan -108
Goosen over Stroud +110
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Round 1 Card
Round 1 Card
106 Bubba Watson (1st Rnd) +110* vs Jim Furyk (1st Rnd)
108 Brooks Koepka (1st Rnd) +105* vs Matt Kuchar (1st Rnd)
114 Graham DeLaet (1st Rnd) +110* vs Ryan Palmer (1st Rnd)*
127 Brian Harman (1st Rnd) +105* vs Jerry Kelly (1st Rnd)*
130 Retief Goosen (1st Rnd) +100* vs Chris Stroud (1st Rnd)*
135 Patrick Rodgers (1st Rnd) +105* vs Sean O'Hair (1st Rnd)*
139 Morgan Hoffmann (1st Rnd) +100* vs Rory Sabbatini (1st Rnd)*
155 Chez Reavie (1st Rnd) +100* vs K.J. Choi (1st Rnd)*
175 Mark Wilson (1st Rnd) +100* vs Robert Garrigus (1st Rnd)*
188 Ken Duke (1st Rnd) +100* vs Jonas Blixt (1st Rnd)*
7108 Fabian Gomez (1st Rnd) +105* vs Vijay Singh (1st Rnd)*
7110 Seung-Yul Noh (1st Rnd) +105* vs Charley Hoffman (1st Rnd)*
7116 John Huh (1st Rnd) +100* vs Patrick Rodgers (1st Rnd)*
7118 Chesson Hadley (1st Rnd) +110* vs Retief Goosen (1st Rnd)*
7121 Brian Harman (1st Rnd) +110* vs Nick Watney (1st Rnd)*
7124 Scott Piercy (1st Rnd) +100* vs Brooks Koepka (1st Rnd)
7128 Johnson Wagner (1st Rnd) +110* vs Sean O'Hair (1st Rnd)*
7130 Martin Flores (1st Rnd) +110* vs Tony Finau (1st Rnd)*
102 Jim Furyk (1st Rnd) +110* vs Jason Day (1st Rnd)*
116 J.B. Holmes (1st Rnd) -105* vs Ryan Palmer (1st Rnd)*
128 Jerry Kelly (1st Rnd) -105* vs Brian Harman (1st Rnd)*
150 Ernie Els (1st Rnd) -105* vs Scott Langley (1st Rnd)*
Round 1 Card
106 Bubba Watson (1st Rnd) +110* vs Jim Furyk (1st Rnd)
108 Brooks Koepka (1st Rnd) +105* vs Matt Kuchar (1st Rnd)
114 Graham DeLaet (1st Rnd) +110* vs Ryan Palmer (1st Rnd)*
127 Brian Harman (1st Rnd) +105* vs Jerry Kelly (1st Rnd)*
130 Retief Goosen (1st Rnd) +100* vs Chris Stroud (1st Rnd)*
135 Patrick Rodgers (1st Rnd) +105* vs Sean O'Hair (1st Rnd)*
139 Morgan Hoffmann (1st Rnd) +100* vs Rory Sabbatini (1st Rnd)*
155 Chez Reavie (1st Rnd) +100* vs K.J. Choi (1st Rnd)*
175 Mark Wilson (1st Rnd) +100* vs Robert Garrigus (1st Rnd)*
188 Ken Duke (1st Rnd) +100* vs Jonas Blixt (1st Rnd)*
7108 Fabian Gomez (1st Rnd) +105* vs Vijay Singh (1st Rnd)*
7110 Seung-Yul Noh (1st Rnd) +105* vs Charley Hoffman (1st Rnd)*
7116 John Huh (1st Rnd) +100* vs Patrick Rodgers (1st Rnd)*
7118 Chesson Hadley (1st Rnd) +110* vs Retief Goosen (1st Rnd)*
7121 Brian Harman (1st Rnd) +110* vs Nick Watney (1st Rnd)*
7124 Scott Piercy (1st Rnd) +100* vs Brooks Koepka (1st Rnd)
7128 Johnson Wagner (1st Rnd) +110* vs Sean O'Hair (1st Rnd)*
7130 Martin Flores (1st Rnd) +110* vs Tony Finau (1st Rnd)*
102 Jim Furyk (1st Rnd) +110* vs Jason Day (1st Rnd)*
116 J.B. Holmes (1st Rnd) -105* vs Ryan Palmer (1st Rnd)*
128 Jerry Kelly (1st Rnd) -105* vs Brian Harman (1st Rnd)*
150 Ernie Els (1st Rnd) -105* vs Scott Langley (1st Rnd)*
Round 1 play (2pts):
Ollie Schniederjans to beat Scott Pinckney -105 @ 5Dimes
No particular reason to oppose Pinckney other than this is also the first time that he has played in the Canadian Open as he is a Tour rookie so he has no course experience advantage over his opponent. But for Schniederjans, this is his first Tour event as a professional and given his performance in finishing 12th at St Andrews last week and his general performances on Tour previously, there is good reason to expect a strong opening from the former World #1 Amateur.
Ollie Schniederjans to beat Scott Pinckney -105 @ 5Dimes
No particular reason to oppose Pinckney other than this is also the first time that he has played in the Canadian Open as he is a Tour rookie so he has no course experience advantage over his opponent. But for Schniederjans, this is his first Tour event as a professional and given his performance in finishing 12th at St Andrews last week and his general performances on Tour previously, there is good reason to expect a strong opening from the former World #1 Amateur.
Outrights:
Patrick Rodgers(70/1) e.w.
Sean O'Hair(80/1) e.w.
Martin Laird(80/1) e.w.
William McGirt(80/1) e.w.
Stewart Cink(150/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(300/1) e.w.
GL
Patrick Rodgers(70/1) e.w.
Sean O'Hair(80/1) e.w.
Martin Laird(80/1) e.w.
William McGirt(80/1) e.w.
Stewart Cink(150/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(300/1) e.w.
GL
Round 1...10-9-3...+1.50 units
Round 2
Chesson Hadley (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Retief Goosen
Nick Watney (2nd Rnd) +110* vs Brian Harman
Scott Piercy (2nd Rnd) +110* vs Brooks Koepka
Steve Stricker (2nd Rnd) +105* vs J.B. Holmes
Martin Flores (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Tony Finau
Bubba Watson (2nd Rnd) +100* vs Jim Furyk
Seung-Yul Noh (2nd Rnd) +100* vs Charley Hoffman
Scott Pinckney (2nd Rnd) +105* vs William McGirt
Aaron Baddeley (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Sang-Moon Bae
Jason Gore (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Jhonattan Vegas
Ryo Ishikawa (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Zac Blair
Jon Curran (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Jonas Blixt
Round 2
Chesson Hadley (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Retief Goosen
Nick Watney (2nd Rnd) +110* vs Brian Harman
Scott Piercy (2nd Rnd) +110* vs Brooks Koepka
Steve Stricker (2nd Rnd) +105* vs J.B. Holmes
Martin Flores (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Tony Finau
Bubba Watson (2nd Rnd) +100* vs Jim Furyk
Seung-Yul Noh (2nd Rnd) +100* vs Charley Hoffman
Scott Pinckney (2nd Rnd) +105* vs William McGirt
Aaron Baddeley (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Sang-Moon Bae
Jason Gore (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Jhonattan Vegas
Ryo Ishikawa (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Zac Blair
Jon Curran (2nd Rnd) +105* vs Jonas Blixt
Round 2 plays (2pts):
Austin Cook to beat Pat Perez -135 @ 5Dimes
Cook has made the most of his opportunities. He has Monday-qualified for four of his previous five PGA Tour starts and achieved finishes of 13th-11th-mc-22nd-6th. That 6th place finish at the Barbasol Championship put him straight into this event and he is already 17th after rd1. At this pace, he won't even need to go to the Web.com Tour Finals as he will have reached the top-125 on the FedEx Cup List via these opportunities siezed.
Camilo Villegas to beat Adam Svensson -120 @ 5Dimes
In two previous attempts, Svensson has made the cut in his national Open so this represents his best opportunity from 33rd place on the leaderboard. However, his form has been indifferent on the Web.com Tour and he ranked outside the top-100 in greens in regulation yesterday. He looks one to oppose in this form.
Johnson Wagner to beat Sean O'Hair -130 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek and Carib]
No such form worries with Wagner. He has finished 5th and 10th in the last two weeks and warrants his top-10 position after rd1 - he was 3rd in greens in regulation in yesterday. O'Hair, on the other hand, is five shots off the cut line after hitting only six greens in regulation yesterday. He may have won this event in 2011 at Shaughnessy GC, but he looks set to miss his fourth cut in five starts.
Scott Piercy to beat Brian Harman -138 @ Paddy Power
Harman played some flawless golf yesterday - he ranked 1st in driving distance, 1st in dirving accuracy and 3rd in greens in regulation, while finishing the day in 2nd place. But he record from such a lofty position on the leaderboard is not good - the last time that he opened with a 65 was the 2014 McGladrey Classic and he then dropped down the leaderboard in every subsequent round to finish 41st. He looks a player to oppose today, particularly with somone who won this event in 2012 and won last week on the PGA Tour.
Brooks Koepka to beat Scott Piercy -126 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek and Carib]
But I will still oppose Piercy with Koepka. Piercy should be able to take advantage of Harman's expected troubles today, but it is still difficult to follow up a Tour win the following week. Koepka, on the other hand, is winless over the past month, but he has been in extremely good form and that carried over to yesterday when he ranked 2nd in driving distance, 12th in driving accuracy and 1st in greens in regulation. He didn't score as well as Harman, but he played as well as him and he is expected to continue that form given his performances over the last month.
Austin Cook to beat Pat Perez -135 @ 5Dimes
Cook has made the most of his opportunities. He has Monday-qualified for four of his previous five PGA Tour starts and achieved finishes of 13th-11th-mc-22nd-6th. That 6th place finish at the Barbasol Championship put him straight into this event and he is already 17th after rd1. At this pace, he won't even need to go to the Web.com Tour Finals as he will have reached the top-125 on the FedEx Cup List via these opportunities siezed.
Camilo Villegas to beat Adam Svensson -120 @ 5Dimes
In two previous attempts, Svensson has made the cut in his national Open so this represents his best opportunity from 33rd place on the leaderboard. However, his form has been indifferent on the Web.com Tour and he ranked outside the top-100 in greens in regulation yesterday. He looks one to oppose in this form.
Johnson Wagner to beat Sean O'Hair -130 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek and Carib]
No such form worries with Wagner. He has finished 5th and 10th in the last two weeks and warrants his top-10 position after rd1 - he was 3rd in greens in regulation in yesterday. O'Hair, on the other hand, is five shots off the cut line after hitting only six greens in regulation yesterday. He may have won this event in 2011 at Shaughnessy GC, but he looks set to miss his fourth cut in five starts.
Scott Piercy to beat Brian Harman -138 @ Paddy Power
Harman played some flawless golf yesterday - he ranked 1st in driving distance, 1st in dirving accuracy and 3rd in greens in regulation, while finishing the day in 2nd place. But he record from such a lofty position on the leaderboard is not good - the last time that he opened with a 65 was the 2014 McGladrey Classic and he then dropped down the leaderboard in every subsequent round to finish 41st. He looks a player to oppose today, particularly with somone who won this event in 2012 and won last week on the PGA Tour.
Brooks Koepka to beat Scott Piercy -126 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek and Carib]
But I will still oppose Piercy with Koepka. Piercy should be able to take advantage of Harman's expected troubles today, but it is still difficult to follow up a Tour win the following week. Koepka, on the other hand, is winless over the past month, but he has been in extremely good form and that carried over to yesterday when he ranked 2nd in driving distance, 12th in driving accuracy and 1st in greens in regulation. He didn't score as well as Harman, but he played as well as him and he is expected to continue that form given his performances over the last month.
Round 1...10-9-3...+1.50
Round 2...3-8-1...-4.85
Round 3
Jeff Overton (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Jonas Blixt
Tim Clark (3rd Rnd) +110* vs Brendon de Jonge
Austin Cook (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Brian Harman
Mark Wilson (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Vaughn Taylor
William McGirt (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Charley Hoffman
Brooks Koepka (3rd Rnd) +110* vs Jason Day
Tony Finau (3rd Rnd) +100* vs J.B. Holmes
Retief Goosen (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Pat Perez
Ollie Schniederjans (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Scott Langley
Adam Svensson (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Adam Hadwin
Ryo Ishikawa (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Zac Blair
Round 2...3-8-1...-4.85
Round 3
Jeff Overton (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Jonas Blixt
Tim Clark (3rd Rnd) +110* vs Brendon de Jonge
Austin Cook (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Brian Harman
Mark Wilson (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Vaughn Taylor
William McGirt (3rd Rnd) +100* vs Charley Hoffman
Brooks Koepka (3rd Rnd) +110* vs Jason Day
Tony Finau (3rd Rnd) +100* vs J.B. Holmes
Retief Goosen (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Pat Perez
Ollie Schniederjans (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Scott Langley
Adam Svensson (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Adam Hadwin
Ryo Ishikawa (3rd Rnd) +105* vs Zac Blair
3rd Round Match Ups
3rd Round Match Ups
S WHEATCROFT (RND 3) -125 (S WHEATCROFT (RND 3) vrs S ALKER (RND 3))
S PINCKNEY (RND 3) -105 (S PINCKNEY (RND 3) vrs E GRILLO (RND 3) )
D HEARN (RND 3) -115 (D HEARN (RND 3) vrs J WAGNER (RND 3))
3rd Round Match Ups
S WHEATCROFT (RND 3) -125 (S WHEATCROFT (RND 3) vrs S ALKER (RND 3))
S PINCKNEY (RND 3) -105 (S PINCKNEY (RND 3) vrs E GRILLO (RND 3) )
D HEARN (RND 3) -115 (D HEARN (RND 3) vrs J WAGNER (RND 3))
Round 1...10-9-3...+1.50
Round 2...3-8-1...-4.85
Round 3...6-3-2...+3.25
Round 4
Hunter Mahan (4th Rnd) +110* vs Matt Kuchar
Scott Pinckney (4th Rnd) +105* vs Emiliano Grillo
Jeff Overton (4th Rnd) +100* vs Jonas Blixt
Brian Davis (4th Rnd) +100* vs Erik Compton
Brian Harman (4th Rnd) +100* vs Charley Hoffman
Round 2...3-8-1...-4.85
Round 3...6-3-2...+3.25
Round 4
Hunter Mahan (4th Rnd) +110* vs Matt Kuchar
Scott Pinckney (4th Rnd) +105* vs Emiliano Grillo
Jeff Overton (4th Rnd) +100* vs Jonas Blixt
Brian Davis (4th Rnd) +100* vs Erik Compton
Brian Harman (4th Rnd) +100* vs Charley Hoffman
4th Round Match Ups
4th Round Match Ups
B HARMAN (RND 4) -105 (C HOFFMAN (RND 4) vrs B HARMAN (RND 4))
O SCHNIEDERJANS (RND 4) -105 (O SCHNIEDERJANS (RND 4) vrs J HAHN (RND 4))
M PUTNAM (RND 4) -115 (M PUTNAM (RND 4) vrs R BARNES (RND 4))
B KOEPKA (RND 4) -105 (B KOEPKA (RND 4) vrs J DAY (RND 4)
4th Round Match Ups
B HARMAN (RND 4) -105 (C HOFFMAN (RND 4) vrs B HARMAN (RND 4))
O SCHNIEDERJANS (RND 4) -105 (O SCHNIEDERJANS (RND 4) vrs J HAHN (RND 4))
M PUTNAM (RND 4) -115 (M PUTNAM (RND 4) vrs R BARNES (RND 4))
B KOEPKA (RND 4) -105 (B KOEPKA (RND 4) vrs J DAY (RND 4)
Round 4 plays (4pts unless stated):
Zac Blair to beat Ben Crane +100 @ Paddy Power [also availeble @ Boyle Sports]
Two players who are not in great form, but Blair still dominates this matchup. He leads Crane 9-4-0 h2h in 2015 and whereas he should be safe in terms of retaining his Tour Card - he was 94th in the FedEx Cup List at the start of the week and projected to rise to 86th - Crane has had a much more disappointing season - he ranked 181st in the FedEx Cup List at the start of the week and projected to rise only four places to 177th. Admittedly, he doesn't have to worry about his Tour Card for next season as he won the 2014 John Deere Classic, but he shouldn't be the favourite in this matchup in this form.
Jeff Overton to beat Jonas Blixt +102 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek and Carib]
A similar story in this matchup. Overton leads Blixt 7-4-3 h2h in 2014 and is 111th in the FedEx Cup List so is on course to make the Playoffs and retain his Tour Card for next season. Blixt is 149th and, despite being in 16th place, is projected to rise to only 141st, so is on course to only make the Web.com Tour Finals. Given that this is only the third cut that he has made in his last ten PGA Tour events, he doesn't make the form to cope with the added pressure that faces players in this FedEx Cup position on Sundays. He shouldn't be the favourite in this matchup.
Chad Collins to beat Jhonattan Vegas -110 @ Paddy Power [availeble generally] [2pts]
And the same story here. Collins leads Vegas 9-5-0 h2h in 2015 and is inside the top-125 on the FedEx Cup List - he is 101st - whereas Vegas is 142nd and projected to be 134th. Given that Vegas has made 16 of 23 cuts this season, but secured only one top-30 finish, it is clear why he is struggling to retain his Tour Card - he ranks 179th in Final Round Scoring Average. Collins, who ranks 34th in that category, should be the clear favourite in this matchup.
Zac Blair to beat Ben Crane +100 @ Paddy Power [also availeble @ Boyle Sports]
Two players who are not in great form, but Blair still dominates this matchup. He leads Crane 9-4-0 h2h in 2015 and whereas he should be safe in terms of retaining his Tour Card - he was 94th in the FedEx Cup List at the start of the week and projected to rise to 86th - Crane has had a much more disappointing season - he ranked 181st in the FedEx Cup List at the start of the week and projected to rise only four places to 177th. Admittedly, he doesn't have to worry about his Tour Card for next season as he won the 2014 John Deere Classic, but he shouldn't be the favourite in this matchup in this form.
Jeff Overton to beat Jonas Blixt +102 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, The Greek and Carib]
A similar story in this matchup. Overton leads Blixt 7-4-3 h2h in 2014 and is 111th in the FedEx Cup List so is on course to make the Playoffs and retain his Tour Card for next season. Blixt is 149th and, despite being in 16th place, is projected to rise to only 141st, so is on course to only make the Web.com Tour Finals. Given that this is only the third cut that he has made in his last ten PGA Tour events, he doesn't make the form to cope with the added pressure that faces players in this FedEx Cup position on Sundays. He shouldn't be the favourite in this matchup.
Chad Collins to beat Jhonattan Vegas -110 @ Paddy Power [availeble generally] [2pts]
And the same story here. Collins leads Vegas 9-5-0 h2h in 2015 and is inside the top-125 on the FedEx Cup List - he is 101st - whereas Vegas is 142nd and projected to be 134th. Given that Vegas has made 16 of 23 cuts this season, but secured only one top-30 finish, it is clear why he is struggling to retain his Tour Card - he ranks 179th in Final Round Scoring Average. Collins, who ranks 34th in that category, should be the clear favourite in this matchup.
