TPC at Sawgrass
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Els has a 12foot put for bogey on #1....
Els has a 12foot put for bogey on #1....
If I'm correct, they put a tee in the ground and continue on in the AM yet 5 dimes has matchups up for tomorrow. Not a huge edge, but every one helps. He could miss the 12 footer and that's a 2 stoke edge. I can't imagine that those shots don't count.
Steve....Sorry about your day off.
Els has a 12foot put for bogey on #1....
If I'm correct, they put a tee in the ground and continue on in the AM yet 5 dimes has matchups up for tomorrow. Not a huge edge, but every one helps. He could miss the 12 footer and that's a 2 stoke edge. I can't imagine that those shots don't count.
Steve....Sorry about your day off.
Els on #1.....
Els on #1.....
Els hits Janzen as weather halts play
Only 44 minutes' play was possible on the second day of golf's richest event, the ?4.5million Players Championship, at Sawgrass on Friday.
But that was long enough for world number three Ernie Els to hit playing partner Lee Janzen.
Els, one under par overnight and seven shots behind leader Steve Jones, had struck a wild drive off the opening tee 80 yards right of where he was aiming.
The ball finished on pine needles and because a bush was in the way the South African could not go for the green and decided to play back onto the fairway. Janzen, however, was there preparing for his next shot and did not see the ball coming.
"I thought it was going to hit him on the head," said Els' caddie Ricci Roberts.
"I shouted 'Fore', but there wasn't time for him to get out of the way. Thankfully, though, the ball hit the ground just in front of him and caught him on the leg."
Janzen was okay to continue and hit his approach to the edge of the green.
But Els' 118-yard pitch flew horribly right again and when the siren to suspend play sounded he had already chipped to 12 feet and needed to hole that to avoid a double bogey six.
The 2002 Open champion then spent most of the day waiting to see if he could return to the green, but at 3.30pm there was still no resumption.
The forecast for the weekend is even worse, raising the possibility of the sport's unofficial fifth major going into Monday. Or even further.
Els on #1.....
Els hits Janzen as weather halts play
Only 44 minutes' play was possible on the second day of golf's richest event, the ?4.5million Players Championship, at Sawgrass on Friday.
But that was long enough for world number three Ernie Els to hit playing partner Lee Janzen.
Els, one under par overnight and seven shots behind leader Steve Jones, had struck a wild drive off the opening tee 80 yards right of where he was aiming.
The ball finished on pine needles and because a bush was in the way the South African could not go for the green and decided to play back onto the fairway. Janzen, however, was there preparing for his next shot and did not see the ball coming.
"I thought it was going to hit him on the head," said Els' caddie Ricci Roberts.
"I shouted 'Fore', but there wasn't time for him to get out of the way. Thankfully, though, the ball hit the ground just in front of him and caught him on the leg."
Janzen was okay to continue and hit his approach to the edge of the green.
But Els' 118-yard pitch flew horribly right again and when the siren to suspend play sounded he had already chipped to 12 feet and needed to hole that to avoid a double bogey six.
The 2002 Open champion then spent most of the day waiting to see if he could return to the green, but at 3.30pm there was still no resumption.
The forecast for the weekend is even worse, raising the possibility of the sport's unofficial fifth major going into Monday. Or even further.
I'm not looking to sit on my hands.
Just made the outright wager, so I'll post just these, but I'm looking at others with an eye that tells me I'll be playing those others as well:
Adam Scott(25/1)(1/4 for 1-2-3-4) e.w. @ Bet365
Mickelson(-138) over Price/Appleby @ Bet365
GL
Just made the outright wager, so I'll post just these, but I'm looking at others with an eye that tells me I'll be playing those others as well:
Adam Scott(25/1)(1/4 for 1-2-3-4) e.w. @ Bet365
Mickelson(-138) over Price/Appleby @ Bet365
GL
Guys Graeme Mcdowell is currently -5 through 7 for the second round which is now delayed. This guy is on FIRE, and needs to be watched closely. I think we can get some very good value on him in the coming months. 
Vijay crusing along and BAM, Quad. I'm sure he tried to cut the Water, had to dump it twice. Plenty of Tourney left.
3rd Round:
Mickelson(+110) over Haas/Sluman @ Bet365
Donald(+140) over Westwood/Durant @ Bet365
GL
Mickelson(+110) over Haas/Sluman @ Bet365
Donald(+140) over Westwood/Durant @ Bet365
GL
3rd round at bet365
Mick +110 over Haas/Sluman
Goosen +120 over Parnevik/Jimenez
McDowell +175 over Love/Hart
Zack Johnson +125 over Herron/Triplett
Mick +110 over Haas/Sluman
Goosen +120 over Parnevik/Jimenez
McDowell +175 over Love/Hart
Zack Johnson +125 over Herron/Triplett
FINAL RESULT: 0-3; -4.50pts
Harrington 59th
Clarke 59th
Campbell mc
For three days, it looked as though Harrington would win this title, but unfortunately those three days only entailed 27 holes. The rest is best forgotten, like the weather on the PGA Tour this season.
PGA Tour ytd
Outrights: 5-36; +10.32pts
Matchups: 16-15; +3.41pts
All Tours ytd
Outrights: 28-119; +31.50pts
Matchups: 58-44; +54.30pts
Harrington 59th
Clarke 59th
Campbell mc
For three days, it looked as though Harrington would win this title, but unfortunately those three days only entailed 27 holes. The rest is best forgotten, like the weather on the PGA Tour this season.
PGA Tour ytd
Outrights: 5-36; +10.32pts
Matchups: 16-15; +3.41pts
All Tours ytd
Outrights: 28-119; +31.50pts
Matchups: 58-44; +54.30pts
