St Jude Classic

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To win:

Palmer +2300

English +2615

Senden +4000

Horschel +3675

Toms +5250

Jacobson +4250

Garrigus +4050

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Went to this Tournament when I was a little kid. Tom Weikopf was drinking a beer on the putting green. He left and I got his glass. That was 45 years ago, Damn I'm Old.

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ODDS TO WIN FEDEX ST. JUDE CLASSIC 2014 RYAN PALMER +1850
ODDS TO WIN FEDEX ST. JUDE CLASSIC 2014 HARRIS ENGLISH +2625
ODDS TO WIN FEDEX ST. JUDE CLASSIC 2014 JOHN SENDEN +3000
ODDS TO WIN FEDEX ST. JUDE CLASSIC 2014 RUSSELL HENLEY +5250
ODDS TO WIN FEDEX ST. JUDE CLASSIC 2014 BILLY HORSCHEL +3695

1st Round Match Up
H ENGLISH (RND 1) -125 (P MICKELSON (RND 1) vrs H ENGLISH (RND 1))
 
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Round 1 plays (4pts):

Lee Westwood to beat David Toms -125 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Stan James, Pinnacle, The Greek and Carib]
A winner here in 2010 on his debut (11th on his other visit) and in good form with three top-10 finishes in five starts since The Masters, including one win ... it all points to a good week from Westwood. Of course, Toms is a multiple-winner of this event, but the last time was a decade ago and he has finished ahead of Westwood just once since the 2013 Masters, so I don't see it happening this week.

Lee Westwood to beat Ryan Palmer -115 @ 5Dimes
Palmer is another with a good record at TPC Southwind - top-5 in each of the last two years - but unlike Westwood, he has just one top-20 finish since The Masters and has a poor h2h record against the Englishman, particularly over the first three rounds. For instance, Westwood leads him 9-2-2 in rd1 since the start of the last season. Westwood has the consistency to be player to side with in matchups; Palmer does not which is why he remains outside the top-50 in the World Rankings.

Boo Weekley to beat Justin Leonard -120 @ Paddy Power
Opposing Leonard who came through 36 holes of qualifying on Monday to earn a place in the U.S. Open for the first time in four years. That was rather a suprise given that he has failed to secure a top-30 in any of his last ten events. Like Toms, he is a multiple-winner of this event, but that is distant history and he is certainly opposable in 2014.

[unofficial rd1 system plays: Gay tb Hadley -110; Curtis tb Bae -103]
 

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Round 2 plays (4pts):

Camilo Villegas to beat Scott Stallings -105 @ Bet365
Despite playing in the worse conditions in the morning, Villegas still ended day one with the 4th-best greens in regulation stats and 11th-best for driving accuracy (Stallings was 46th and 102nd respectively), so he is clearly playing well enough to secure his fourth top-10 finish in the last five years here. Also with a dominant 15-5-2 h2h record over the last 12 months, Villegas should be a strong favourite in this matchup.

George McNeill to beat Jeff Overton +100 @ Paddy Power
McNeill dominates this matchup, finishing behind Overton just once in eight common events in 2014. With Overton in poor form over the last five weeks, I'll back McNeill to continue his dominance of this matchup.

Rickie Fowler to beat Patrick Reed -111 @ Bet365
Reed is another in poor form - a best finish of 48th since his win in the Cadillac Championship in March - and he looks set to miss the cut again this week. Fowler has not been at his best recently, citing flu-like symptions at Colonial two weeks ago, but he is already ahead of Reed and should stay there.

[unofficial rd2 system plays: Hoffmann tb Mackenzie -116; Senden tb Stadler -119]
 
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