Sony Open in Hawaii

[lostinamerica]

I can't see a more seasoned Tadd Fujikawa(300/1) as one of the biggest outsiders this week or as little value at this price.


139th Open Championship:

Phil Mickelson(25/1) e.w
Geoff Ogilvy(40/1) e.w.
- - The w/out Woods prices are 12/1 on Mickelson and 33/1 on Ogilvy? I've already got McIlroy(33/1), and I doubt I'll be without Harrington when the time arrives.


GL

 

[DerrickTulips]

I can't see a more seasoned Tadd Fujikawa(300/1) as one of the biggest outsiders this week or as little value at this price.


139th Open Championship:

Phil Mickelson(25/1) e.w
Geoff Ogilvy(40/1) e.w.
- - The w/out Woods prices are 12/1 on Mickelson and 33/1 on Ogilvy? I've already got McIlroy(33/1), and I doubt I'll be without Harrington when the time arrives.


GL

Love Rory and Poulter for the Open at St Andrews.. just got chills saying that :toast:

 

[lostinamerica]

Matt Kuchar(33/1) e.w.
Brian Gay(40/1) e.w.
- - Will note a couple ANGLES when I get the chance.

GL

 

[DerrickTulips]

Toms -130 over Vijay

 

[DerrickTulips]

Ames -120 over Cabrera

Fujikawa -130 over Turnesa

Feeling really confident this week. Will be back with maybe 1 more,

See ya at the bank..

Any questions about why i chose a play, fire away.. love the discussion aspect :0corn

 

[Another Steve]

ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN 2010 @ HAWAII RETIEF GOOSEN +2000

ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN 2010 @ HAWAII STEVE STRICKER +1100

 

[Whalers Rule]

72 hole plays
Jason Day +100 over Mulder
S. Maruyama -105 over Petersson
Imada -105 over Austin
Maggert +100 over D.Wilson
D. Maruyama -105 over R.Johnson
McLachlin +100 over Daleat
Blanks -105 over Teater

 

[Scooter777]

DerrickTulips - "Any questions about why i chose a play, fire away.. love the discussion aspect."

Am interested in anything you would like to add about what motivated your matchup plays.

Are all the plays 72 holes?

 

[DerrickTulips]

DerrickTulips - "Any questions about why i chose a play, fire away.. love the discussion aspect."

Am interested in anything you would like to add about what motivated your matchup plays.

Are all the plays 72 holes?

Yes all my plays are for 72 unless stated elsewhere.
Obviously the first couple weeks are tough unless you have some inside info on an injury or rest etc..I do have some info on a particular player but the matchup is scary (meaning this player could mc by 5 shots and i could still lose, due to the other player sucking)

I took Ames because this is a good ball strikers course, he putted horrendous last week, but was second in gir's and fairways (which might be misleading due to the mass of both). I like his track record (4 top 14's in 5 starts - the one non good finish was a wd) on this course over Angels.

Tadd in his presser today seemed confident in his game, he will have the crowds on his side and he has done extremely well at this venue. Turnesa is just a bad golfer, plain and simple.. he got hot one week and won, but besides that he mc in nearly 50% of his events, including both times here.

Toms is the man on this course, even with the poor weather in LA i think he will come out focused and ready to go. Vijay is coming off a second surgery in late november, so theres no telling (at least until tom when he talks to the media) how much time he has had to practice. Last year he rushed back and it cost him , i feel like he is doing the same this year. Even if heathy i like toms ..

 

[lostinamerica]

Matt Kuchar(33/1) e.w.
Brian Gay(40/1) e.w.
- - Will note a couple ANGLES when I get the chance.

I'm an Ogilvyaholic, and last year I loved Ogilvy out of the box at Kapalua, and what I saw at Kapalua had me loving Zach Johnson the next week at the much more accomodating venue of Waialae, and I was off and running with a great start on the 2009 season . . . This year I hadn't picked up the same vibe from Ogilvy, but I also hadn't been paying much attention. But like last year, I did pick up on a player that would headline my picks for the following week.

In an interview during the Kapalua telecasts, Matt Kuchar discussed how he was feeling good about his game when he got together with his instructor Chris O'Connell in December, and in short order his coach agreed they didn't have much to work on, so they would work on his scoring. On cue, Kuchar ranked #1 in all around stats at Kapalua according to tour-tips. While I'm not suggesting Waialae is a better fit for Kuchar than was Kapalua (which was clearly the case last year for Zach Johnson), I am climbing on board with Kuchar under similar circumstances, and was prepared to do so even if he had shot 73 rather than 67 on Sunday, but he shot the 67 instead. :SIB

At some time between Brian Gay's win at Mayakoba in 2008 and his 10 shot win at Harbour Town in 2009, I read an article about how it looked like Gay had found something and he suddenly had the look of a winner, and the consensus from a few posted comments after the article noted they thought they had noticed much the same thing, as had I. I made somewhat of an effort last night to research and find that prior article, but without success. If I had found the article, I would likely have quoted a few passages, and then said there are plenty of reasons to like Gay in a second consecutive Hawaii event on the move to a breezy Seth Raynor track with small Bermuda greens.


One more thing . . . Wife of the Tiger . . .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vigQN0JwKUw&feature=player_embedded


GL

 

[AK2009Masters]

1 this week

1 this week

Toms -130 over Vijay

this is the only matchup that stood out to me this week ... although i had to lay -155 as my out went up awfully late

 

[c20916]

To win:

Goosen 25-1
Els 25-1

72 holes:

Els -115 ov Allenby
McNeill -115 ov Singh
Toms -190 ov Singh

1st rd

Goosen +105 ov Stricker

 

[Tommyjay]

The last two times Rory Sabbatini won, he got hot first. For a month or so. Most of the time, he's just another journeyman. Not really, he's better than journeyman. I'm not missing out this time.

Sabbatini to win 26.00

Did you guys see his interview last week? Pretty good. Not too controversial. I like a little bit of arrogance. Why not? He's a sports guy, not a politician. Could he win his one tournament a year this early? Sure. He did last year.

 

[Tommyjay]

72 holes

Toms over Tim Clark -110

I stole this tip fair and square from Derrick Tulips. Actually I was already leaning Toms, who plays this layout well. Clark always scares me. I can't win with him, and he beats me when I fade him. Never the less, this is a bet for Toms not a fade against Clark.

I like to bet and parlay 3-balls. I don't post my plays, it's too much typing and confusing to a fng, but I do it a lot. It's really fun, especially at my book where ties still win half. And there's a lot of ties in 3-balls.

GLTA as usual---tj

 

[Dallasbetgolf]

Toms 30-1 Win, 15-1 Place, 7 1/2 Show

Leonard 30-1 Win, 15-1 Place, 7 1/2 Show

Gay 40-1 Win, 20-1 Place, 10-1 Show

Love 60-1 Win, 30-1 Place, 15-1 Show

Best of luck to all!

 

[CANADA MAN]

Proposition/Future

Selection 1: Golf
Sony Open in Hawaii
Odds To Win Tournament
Odds to Win Sony Open in Hawaii
107. R. Sabbatini +1800
Risking 100.00 to Win 1,800.00 CAD

@ pinnacle

 

[CANADA MAN]

TOP 10 FINISH: Rory Sabbatini +162
Risking $100 to win $162

@ bet365



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[Scooter777]

Do these boards have Private Messages?

If not - why not?

 

[CANADA MAN]

2010 MATCHUPS RECORD: 3-1-2
+$190



Selection 1: Golf
Sony Open in Hawaii
1st Round Matchups
W. Austin vs B. Baird
706. B. Baird -105
Risking 105.00 to Win 100.00 CAD


Selection 2: Golf
Sony Open in Hawaii
1st Round Matchups
B. Gay vs R. Sabbatini
714. R. Sabbatini -121
Risking 121.00 to Win 100.00 CAD


Selection 3: Golf
Sony Open in Hawaii
1st Round Matchups
KJ. Choi vs L. Donald
715. KJ. Choi +100
Risking 100.00 to Win 100.00 CAD



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[DerrickTulips]

Do these boards have Private Messages?

If not - why not?

Nope, if you want to get in touch with someone ask Jack and he will provide an email..