RBC Canadian Open
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Tournament Matchup Plays: McGirt -120 over Finau; McGirt -120 over Hoffman; Knost -110 over Walker; Reifers -135 over Garrigus; and O'Hair -125 over Els.
Players to win the tournament: Kuchar 15-1; Grillo 30-1; McGirt 45-1; DeLaet 50-1; and Hadwin 70-1.
Golf EH?
Golf EH?
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 EMILIANO GRILLO +3025
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 DAVID HEARN +5000
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 ROBERTO CASTRO +6050
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 BUD CAULEY +9000
Round 1 Match Up
R CASTRO (RND 1) -125 (R CASTRO (RND 1) vrs S KIM (RND 1))
4 Round Match up
B CAULEY -130 (M JOHNSON vrs B CAULEY)
Golf EH?
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 EMILIANO GRILLO +3025
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 DAVID HEARN +5000
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 ROBERTO CASTRO +6050
ODDS TO WIN RBC CANADIAN OPEN 2016 BUD CAULEY +9000
Round 1 Match Up
R CASTRO (RND 1) -125 (R CASTRO (RND 1) vrs S KIM (RND 1))
4 Round Match up
B CAULEY -130 (M JOHNSON vrs B CAULEY)
RBC Canadian Open:
Outrights:
Tony Finau(40/1) e.w.
Bud Cauley(125/1) e.w.
Adam Hadwin(80/1) e.w. :canada1
Kevin Kisner(66/1) e.w.
Ricky Barnes(150/1) e.w.
Steve Marino(200/1) e.w
Graham DeLaet(55/1) e.w. :canada1
Sean O?Hair(150/1) e.w.
Brandt Snedeker(25/1) e.w.
Stuart Appleby(250/1) e.w.
- - I recently posted that my record in the week after a major is way better than the week before a major; upon review for this season, Luke Donald almost came through after The Masters, and after the U.S. Open I did decent with my plays at the BMW and pathetic at the Quicken Loans; I then surprised myself by landing Alex Noren at 50/1 e.w. in the Scottish Open before the 145th Open . . . With definite exceptions for the majors and The Players, when my card in regular P.G.A. and European Tour events has 8 or more plays vs. 7 or less plays, I have to acknowledge far too many instances of the whole card feeling like a crash and burn effort, with hardly any of the plays even marginally threatening during the proceedings . . . And it seems like last year and this year one of the worst selections on my card for any given week (with the sole exception of Mickelson this season) ends up being anyone I try who is among the shortish favorites . . . Snedeker is fourth favorite this week, and I just read Butch Harmon comment that Brandt doesn?t like the way he?s swinging the club right now, but I thought I was seeing encouraging signs before reading that comment, and I had been lining up for a play on Sneds at the P.G.A., but I decided instead that this week was a better spot . . . Finau seems to be the flavor of the moment . . . I always give a study of the Canadian contingent for this event and my plays in that regard have felt acceptable, and this year I?m really liking the chances of both such selections . . . Barnes has serious swing flaws and not much to recommend about his short game to hold him back whenever he gets in the Sunday mix, but I think this Nicklaus venue suits him. . . . I?ve sort of been tracking Luke Guthrie and Bud Cauley on my radar, and was satisfied with what I saw last week while having a play on Guthrie, and this week Cauley appeals . . . Marino is another that is recently on my radar, while O?Hair and Kisner and Appleby have been on and off my radar all season, and this second shot course and this spot on the calendar held some appeal for including them all as selections once I pushed myself past 7 plays.
Senior Open:
Outrights:
Jesper Parnevik(40/1) e.w.
Paul Broadhurst(50/1) e.w.
Tom Watson(40/1) e.w.
GL
Outrights:
Tony Finau(40/1) e.w.
Bud Cauley(125/1) e.w.
Adam Hadwin(80/1) e.w. :canada1
Kevin Kisner(66/1) e.w.
Ricky Barnes(150/1) e.w.
Steve Marino(200/1) e.w
Graham DeLaet(55/1) e.w. :canada1
Sean O?Hair(150/1) e.w.
Brandt Snedeker(25/1) e.w.
Stuart Appleby(250/1) e.w.
- - I recently posted that my record in the week after a major is way better than the week before a major; upon review for this season, Luke Donald almost came through after The Masters, and after the U.S. Open I did decent with my plays at the BMW and pathetic at the Quicken Loans; I then surprised myself by landing Alex Noren at 50/1 e.w. in the Scottish Open before the 145th Open . . . With definite exceptions for the majors and The Players, when my card in regular P.G.A. and European Tour events has 8 or more plays vs. 7 or less plays, I have to acknowledge far too many instances of the whole card feeling like a crash and burn effort, with hardly any of the plays even marginally threatening during the proceedings . . . And it seems like last year and this year one of the worst selections on my card for any given week (with the sole exception of Mickelson this season) ends up being anyone I try who is among the shortish favorites . . . Snedeker is fourth favorite this week, and I just read Butch Harmon comment that Brandt doesn?t like the way he?s swinging the club right now, but I thought I was seeing encouraging signs before reading that comment, and I had been lining up for a play on Sneds at the P.G.A., but I decided instead that this week was a better spot . . . Finau seems to be the flavor of the moment . . . I always give a study of the Canadian contingent for this event and my plays in that regard have felt acceptable, and this year I?m really liking the chances of both such selections . . . Barnes has serious swing flaws and not much to recommend about his short game to hold him back whenever he gets in the Sunday mix, but I think this Nicklaus venue suits him. . . . I?ve sort of been tracking Luke Guthrie and Bud Cauley on my radar, and was satisfied with what I saw last week while having a play on Guthrie, and this week Cauley appeals . . . Marino is another that is recently on my radar, while O?Hair and Kisner and Appleby have been on and off my radar all season, and this second shot course and this spot on the calendar held some appeal for including them all as selections once I pushed myself past 7 plays.
Senior Open:
Outrights:
Jesper Parnevik(40/1) e.w.
Paul Broadhurst(50/1) e.w.
Tom Watson(40/1) e.w.
GL
well I'm freeeeeee - free falling........
14-7-3 +6.8 units (loser of 3 straight)
for rd 1, playing:
streelman -115 vs hoffman
as always, good luck
LA Burns
14-7-3 +6.8 units (loser of 3 straight)
for rd 1, playing:
streelman -115 vs hoffman
as always, good luck
LA Burns
easy way to get off the schneid, bet against a w/d - didn't know about the withdrawal and a no play obviously but better than a loss!
gl - burns
Jon Rahm 10.5
Matt Kuchar 14.5
Rahm has continued his impressive form (and particularly his impressive putting) to be one shot behind Johnson and List; finishing 3rd in the Quicken Loans National four weeks ago after leading after 18 and 36 holes showed that he could compete under pressure, particularly as it was his first professional event, so he shouldn't be daunted by this week's opportunity
Finishes of 2nd and 7th in the last two Canadian Opens suggested that Kuchar should feature this week and has done to continue his run of finishes in non-Majors of 3rd-3rd-6th-4th-3rd; that does rather suggest he may fall short of the winning line again, but I'd price nearer 10 to convert his current position three back from the leaders
Matt Kuchar 14.5
Rahm has continued his impressive form (and particularly his impressive putting) to be one shot behind Johnson and List; finishing 3rd in the Quicken Loans National four weeks ago after leading after 18 and 36 holes showed that he could compete under pressure, particularly as it was his first professional event, so he shouldn't be daunted by this week's opportunity
Finishes of 2nd and 7th in the last two Canadian Opens suggested that Kuchar should feature this week and has done to continue his run of finishes in non-Majors of 3rd-3rd-6th-4th-3rd; that does rather suggest he may fall short of the winning line again, but I'd price nearer 10 to convert his current position three back from the leaders
for round 3, adding:
laird -115 vs tringale
laird leads the field in GIR and has hit 12 more greens than tringale at the halfway point, quite staggering a number imo for two players separated by only 1 stroke after 36 holes
as far as kraft v list, was quite shocked when I initially saw the line as I'm not sure why kraft would be favored, given the fact that he is ranked about 100 spots lower in the owgr and also that list had a pretty good run of it for a 5 or 6 tourney stretch earlier in the season - like what kraft had to say after the round about his affinity for hard, fast golf courses and like the way that he seemed positive despite giving a few shots away near the end of his round, think he will play well again today
as always, good luck no matter which golfers you choose
LA Burns
just noticed that my kraft matchup is against tyler aldridge, I must be losing my mind................
sad thing is I wasn't even drinking
sad thing is I wasn't even drinking
I wish I had asked. Didn't play because I didn't see Kraft ov list
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predictable...............
kraft has just 136 yards for his 2nd on the par 5 18th and somehow hits it in the water and makes 7 to lose to Aldridge when all he needed to do was hit it on the green and 2 putt for the win
meanwhile List blows up beyond all recognition
kraft has just 136 yards for his 2nd on the par 5 18th and somehow hits it in the water and makes 7 to lose to Aldridge when all he needed to do was hit it on the green and 2 putt for the win
meanwhile List blows up beyond all recognition
