Sony Hawaiian Open
- Thread starter Tommyjay
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Round 4 plays (2pts):
Scott Piercy to beat John Huh -120 @ Paddy Power
Expected shorter odds on Piercy. He did shoot 72 yesterday to drop from 2nd to 14th, but he is too good a player not to bounce back from it. He is on a run of five straight top-15 finishes, has three top-15 finishes in five starts in Hawaii, has finished ahead of Huh in seven of their last ten common events, and has shot the lower final round in eight of their last nine common events. That looks rather one-sided to me!
Matt Jones to beat Danny Lee -111 @ Bet365 [also available @ Stan James and Boyle Sports]
Opposing Danny Lee rather than backing Matt Jones. He starts the final round in 6th position and this is something that he has never achieved in his previous 43 starts on the PGA Tour. Given also that his best-ever finish on this Tour was 7th (2009 AT&T National), he has all the pressure of inexperience of being in contention on a PGA Tour Sunday and that normally doesn't lead to low scores.
Scott Piercy to beat Harrisn English -110 @ BetVictor
Another with inexperience in terms of PGA Tour final round contention. Three times English has been in the top-15 at the start of the final round on the PGA Tour; on all three occasions he failed to break par in that round. It is for good reason that Piercy, at #40, ranks 100 places higher than English in the World Rankings.
Scott Piercy to beat John Huh -120 @ Paddy Power
Expected shorter odds on Piercy. He did shoot 72 yesterday to drop from 2nd to 14th, but he is too good a player not to bounce back from it. He is on a run of five straight top-15 finishes, has three top-15 finishes in five starts in Hawaii, has finished ahead of Huh in seven of their last ten common events, and has shot the lower final round in eight of their last nine common events. That looks rather one-sided to me!
Matt Jones to beat Danny Lee -111 @ Bet365 [also available @ Stan James and Boyle Sports]
Opposing Danny Lee rather than backing Matt Jones. He starts the final round in 6th position and this is something that he has never achieved in his previous 43 starts on the PGA Tour. Given also that his best-ever finish on this Tour was 7th (2009 AT&T National), he has all the pressure of inexperience of being in contention on a PGA Tour Sunday and that normally doesn't lead to low scores.
Scott Piercy to beat Harrisn English -110 @ BetVictor
Another with inexperience in terms of PGA Tour final round contention. Three times English has been in the top-15 at the start of the final round on the PGA Tour; on all three occasions he failed to break par in that round. It is for good reason that Piercy, at #40, ranks 100 places higher than English in the World Rankings.
