Sony Open in Hawaii

[DerrickTulips]

Leischman seems pretty confident based on his transcript.

also

"I just need to work on my ball striking for this week," Goosen said. "I'm not comfortable at all (with my game). If I had to go with a (mark) I'd give myself an F, that's how I feel over the ball.

"That's what holiday does to you when you haven't hit a ball for three or four weeks, so hopefully this week I'll start hitting it a bit better.

"I had my chances (last week) but so did everybody else so I can't complain. I didn't hit the ball well at all but the putting was actually quite good.

"They were tricky greens but I made a lot of putts."

 

[Another Steve]

Do these boards have Private Messages?

If not - why not?

No, I read once Jack didn't turn that Option on, not speaking for him just remember this coming up before.

 

[Another Steve]

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


GL

Too Damn Funny....Good Luck this Week

 

[6 under]

Round 1 plays

Round 1 plays

R Allenby -130 over VJ Singh 1 unit
S Ames -120 over A Cabrera 1 unit

Winners
Z Johnson 17/1
B Gay 38/1
C Campbell 50/1 (hopefully :mj07

 

[6 under]

DerrickT - What are you hearing on VJ this week? Read some stuff that he is fighting some back issues...hope that baby tightens up on the front 9 tomorrow! :0corn

 

[JimmyTime]

Sean O'hair 18/1 to win
Tim Clark 40/1 to win
Fredrik Jacobson 1/2 pt @ 180/1 to win
Fredrik Jacobson 1/2 pt top 5 @ 25/1
Jason Dufner 1/2 pt @ 125 to win
Jason Dufner 1/2 pt t5 @ 18/1
Justin Leonard 35/1 to win

 

[Stanley]

Round 1 play (2pts):

Steve Stricker to beat Ernie Els -125 @ WSEX [also available @ Stan James and Pinnacle]
Els certainly has an impressive record in this event - five top-5 finishes in the space of six years - but the point is that was a long time ago: from 2000 to 2005. When he returned to this event last year, he finished 39th and behind Stricker in 23rd, who recorded top-5 finishes in both 2007 and 2008. But the decline of Els' game is starkly summed up in one statistic: he and Stricker played in 15 common strokeplay events last year, Stricker shot the lower 1st round score 14 times and on the other occasion, they tied. Els did not shoot a lower 1st round score than Stricker in the whole of 2009, so why should he do so this week?

 

[lostinamerica]

Luke Donald(50/1) e.w.
Shigeki Maruyama(125/1) e.w.
Tim Clark(33/1) e.w.


Kuchar(-135) over D.Johnson (Tournament)
Kuchar(-145) over Fowler (Tournament)


2010 Masters:
Matt Kuchar(80/1) e.w.


GL

 

[DerrickTulips]

DerrickT - What are you hearing on VJ this week? Read some stuff that he is fighting some back issues...hope that baby tightens up on the front 9 tomorrow! :0corn

found zero info on him.
I use google news which usually can find articles on every player. A lil surprised, they had guys like leishman and goydos in the press tent and not vijay

 

[lostinamerica]

http://www.golfweek.com/news/2010/jan/13/faxon-comes-bench-injured-singh/


As relief efforts go, Brad Faxon scripted one that would have made Jonathan Papalbon of his beloved Red Sox jealous.

On site at Wailalae Country Club just to practice and get ready for the Sony Open in Hawaii, Faxon was asked if he could finish some work in the morning portion of the pro-am. Vijay Singh had tweaked his back halfway through the front nine and needed some medical attention.

Filling in, all Faxon did was shoot 2-under 33 and anchor his team to a back-nine net score of 8-under 27 to finish 13 under.

Singh, who had shot 40 on his own ball on the front, had left his team at the turn at net 5 under.

No word yet on whether or not Singh will give it a go in the first round. If he doesn?t, he can?t call upon Faxon, because he?s already in the tournament. First alternate Michael Connell would get the nod.


GL

 

[scrub]

WEEKLEY
lOVE BOTH 65-1 30 UNITS TO WIN GLTA THIS GOLF SEASON

 

[wagerplease]

Boo Weekely 60-1

 

[c20916]

http://www.golfweek.com/news/2010/jan/13/faxon-comes-bench-injured-singh/


As relief efforts go, Brad Faxon scripted one that would have made Jonathan Papalbon of his beloved Red Sox jealous.

On site at Wailalae Country Club just to practice and get ready for the Sony Open in Hawaii, Faxon was asked if he could finish some work in the morning portion of the pro-am. Vijay Singh had tweaked his back halfway through the front nine and needed some medical attention.

Filling in, all Faxon did was shoot 2-under 33 and anchor his team to a back-nine net score of 8-under 27 to finish 13 under.

Singh, who had shot 40 on his own ball on the front, had left his team at the turn at net 5 under.

No word yet on whether or not Singh will give it a go in the first round. If he doesn?t, he can?t call upon Faxon, because he?s already in the tournament. First alternate Michael Connell would get the nod.


GL

OK I'll bite

McNeill -115 ov Singh 72 holes

 

[c20916]

and a lot of juice, but what the hell

Toms -190 ov Singh - 72 holes

he better not have had some miracle treament between yesterday and today. Here's to hoping a w/d after 9 holes today.

 

[sharky17]

TOURNAMENT MATCHUP

DEAN WILSON (-130) over JEFF MAGGERT

 

[sports student]

1st round at Betjamaica

choi-110 over Singh

 

[DerrickTulips]

Oops wrong forum :142smilie

 

[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



:toast:

2-0-1 Thursday. Profit of $200. :mj06:


2010 Matchups Record: 5-1-3
+$390


:mj06:

 

[CANADA MAN]

Round 2

Round 2

2010 Matchups Record: 5-1-3
+$390



Selection 1: Golf
Sony Open in Hawaii
2nd Round Matchups
S. Ames vs A. Cabrera
811. S. Ames -118
Risking 118.00 to Win 100.00 CAD


@ pinnacle



:toast:

 

[Stanley]

Round 2 play (4pts):

Carl Pettersson to beat Davis Love +110 @ Five Dimes
Can't see why opposing the (joint) leader would such an attractive price. Love has hardly played well enough in recent years to hold the lead in a Tour event; in fact, he has been the first round leader just twice in the last six years: he shot 83 in the 2nd round of the 2006 Players Championship to miss the cut and he shot 71 in the 2008 Verizon Heritage to fall to 14th after the 2nd round. To show how unusual this current position is, he has not held the after the 2nd round of a Tour Card at all in the last six years. He's definitely worth opposing with a player only one shot back and without the pressure of leading.