Hideki Matsuyama (Tourn) -105
over
Jordan Spieth (Tourn)
Justin Thomas (Tourn) +135
over
Jordan Spieth (Tourn)
over
Jordan Spieth (Tourn)
Justin Thomas (Tourn) +135
over
Jordan Spieth (Tourn)
Sony Open
- Thread starter IE
- Start date
2 bombs again this week
Both at 125-1 ew
Mackenzie Hughes
Brian Harman
Added Jamie Lovemark 80-1 ew
Both at 125-1 ew
Mackenzie Hughes
Brian Harman
Added Jamie Lovemark 80-1 ew
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Tournament match ups
Tournament match ups
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Tournament match ups
| P. PEREZ EV (P. PEREZ vrs B HAAS) | ||||
| S. PIERCY +125 (R. KNOX vrs S. PIERCY) | ||||
| H. SWAFFORD -110 (L. LIST vrs H. SWAFFORD) |
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John Huh 350
One of the more accurate players on the Tour, this is a course that suits Huh's game and he has shot 63 here previously (2013), It has been over five months since he missed a cut, so he is steady as well so there is a good chance that he will be available at much lower odds than this during the tournament.
One of the more accurate players on the Tour, this is a course that suits Huh's game and he has shot 63 here previously (2013), It has been over five months since he missed a cut, so he is steady as well so there is a good chance that he will be available at much lower odds than this during the tournament.
Outrights
Outrights
Happy Capping to All. Let's have a Good Year.
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 JIMMY WALKER +2110
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 BRANDT SNEDEKER +2915
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 CHRIS KIRK +4875
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 RUSSELL KNOX +3115
Outrights
Happy Capping to All. Let's have a Good Year.
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 JIMMY WALKER +2110
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 BRANDT SNEDEKER +2915
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 CHRIS KIRK +4875
ODDS TO WIN SONY OPEN HAWAII 2017 RUSSELL KNOX +3115
Outrights:
Pat Perez(40/1) e.w.
- - Waialae much better fit IMO than Kapalua, but I much prefer the 80/1 in a small field last week.
Zach Johnson(50/1) e.w.
- - I know he loves Hawaii (who doesn?t?), needs to arrive with some focus on big goals off of last season.
Stewart Cink(125/1) e.w.
Chad Campbell(200/1) e.w.
- - Like Colonial, Harbour Town, etc., for valedictory efforts.
Zac Blair(125/1) e.w.
- - I loved his challenge last year and had him tabbed for strong consideration, although I didn?t remember he was right there in 2015, also.
Jimmy Walker(20/1) e.w.
- - I need another play based on what I saw last week. Seems a decent spot for buttoning up his putting, as he needs to do.
Cameron Smith(125/1) e.w.
Seamus Power(250/1) e.w.
- - I've had some success in this event, although none I can recall recently, still tooooo many plays, whether this early in the season or anytime, but looking for some long-term profitability by researching, pulling the trigger, and then keeping an eye on the new and the returning crop of talent.
Charles Howell III(45/1) e.w.
- - I sort of wonder how many times anyone outside the Top Ten in the World Rankings has had course form that is comparable to CHIII at Waialae.
Colt Knost(300/1) e.w.
- - Showed a spark than didn?t ignite last year, needs an improved short game, here and everywhere.
Harold Varner III(80/1) e.w.
- - Another play? Crash and burn.
GL
Pat Perez(40/1) e.w.
- - Waialae much better fit IMO than Kapalua, but I much prefer the 80/1 in a small field last week.
Zach Johnson(50/1) e.w.
- - I know he loves Hawaii (who doesn?t?), needs to arrive with some focus on big goals off of last season.
Stewart Cink(125/1) e.w.
Chad Campbell(200/1) e.w.
- - Like Colonial, Harbour Town, etc., for valedictory efforts.
Zac Blair(125/1) e.w.
- - I loved his challenge last year and had him tabbed for strong consideration, although I didn?t remember he was right there in 2015, also.
Jimmy Walker(20/1) e.w.
- - I need another play based on what I saw last week. Seems a decent spot for buttoning up his putting, as he needs to do.
Cameron Smith(125/1) e.w.
Seamus Power(250/1) e.w.
- - I've had some success in this event, although none I can recall recently, still tooooo many plays, whether this early in the season or anytime, but looking for some long-term profitability by researching, pulling the trigger, and then keeping an eye on the new and the returning crop of talent.
Charles Howell III(45/1) e.w.
- - I sort of wonder how many times anyone outside the Top Ten in the World Rankings has had course form that is comparable to CHIII at Waialae.
Colt Knost(300/1) e.w.
- - Showed a spark than didn?t ignite last year, needs an improved short game, here and everywhere.
Harold Varner III(80/1) e.w.
- - Another play? Crash and burn.
GL
Tony Finau 90
Justin Thomas has dominated this event so far, creating history on both days, but the only time that a player held a 5+ shot lead after 36 holes on the PGA Tour last year - Jhonattan Vegas, Barbasol Championship - he shot 72-72 over the weekend and finished 4th. Given that Thomas won last week, the last two days should have been very draining, so it is quite conceivable that he will be caught by the field by the end of today's round. Finau lies in 6th place, only three shots off 2nd place, and finished inside the top-10 last week, so these odds could appear rather large is Thomas' lead does shrink significantly today.
Justin Thomas has dominated this event so far, creating history on both days, but the only time that a player held a 5+ shot lead after 36 holes on the PGA Tour last year - Jhonattan Vegas, Barbasol Championship - he shot 72-72 over the weekend and finished 4th. Given that Thomas won last week, the last two days should have been very draining, so it is quite conceivable that he will be caught by the field by the end of today's round. Finau lies in 6th place, only three shots off 2nd place, and finished inside the top-10 last week, so these odds could appear rather large is Thomas' lead does shrink significantly today.
