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To win:

D. Johnson +2500 (1)

Stricker +2700 (1)

Day +3300 (1)

Stenson +3300 (1)

Bradley +3400 (2)

Haas +6000 (1)

Fowler +6500 (1)

Horschel +7500 (1)

GL!
 
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I hit Sneds last week but had DJ at a better return, coming back with him.

Outrights
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL ADAM SCOTT +1600
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL JUSTIN ROSE +2400
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL DUSTIN JOHNSON +2500
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL STEVE STRICKER +2700
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL KEEGAN BRADLEY +3400
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC BRIDGESTONE INVITATIONAL IAN POULTER +5000
 

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Gonna fade stricker and his torn hamstring who said he is having to make a club change and adjustments with his swing.

Donald +145 over Stricker.
 

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Round 1 Match Ups
J ROSE (RND 1) -125 (P MICKELSON (RND 1) vrs J ROSE (RND 1))
K BRADLEY (RND 1) -125 (L DONALD (RND 1) vrs K BRADLEY (RND 1))
 

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Round 1 plays (4pts unless stated):

Jason Dufner to beat Bubba Watson +120 @ 5Dimes
I'll take these odds to back the Dufman. He is a difficult player to gauge this year, but his best three finishes in the U.S. have come in the two Majors there and the last WGC event. He was also 26th at the British Open (ahead of Watson) so he is clearly motivated by the big tournaments this year. With a top-10 finish on his course debut in 2012 and Bubba having a best finish of 19th in three attempts, these appear good odds in this type of event.

Nick Watney to beat Billy Horschel -110 @ 5Dimes
Horschel is a long way from the form that saw him play so well between March and June: he is averaging in excess of 72 per round over his last four events. He is also making his debut, not only on this course and debutants do not have a good record in this event, but he is also making his debut in a WCG event. That is how much his run of form lifted him in the World Rankings. I don't see him competing against a player in the top-30 of the World Rankings who, far from making his debut in a WGC event, has won one of these titles.

Jamie Donaldson to beat Thorbjorn Olesen -105 @ Stan James [also available @ 5Dimes]
A great price to oppose Olesen who has missed the cut in seven of his last eight strokeplay events and in the only cut that he did make (Scottish Open), he finished 67th. Donaldson has yet to shoot a higher 1st round score than Olesen in 2013 and with a couple of top-10 finishes in his last three starts, he should easily beat his opponent in this matchup.

[unofficial rd1 system plays: Johnson Z tb Cabrera -111; Pettersson tb Lynn]
 

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Between Green Bay and Iowa City
Phil Mickelson(14/1) e.w.
Brandt Snedeker(22/1) e.w.
- - Leaving a winning marker is a non-negotiable policy without some compelling reason not to do so, with Brett Rumford (2013) and Thomas Bjorn (2012) being the two most recent examples which come happily to mind.

Keegan Bradley(35/1) e.w.
- - Has an eye for defending his crowns.

Francesco Molinari(125/1) e.w.
- - Had the best seat in the house matching shots with Mickelson at Muirfield, and now gets a moment and a course where he's capable of his best swagger.

Ian Poulter(55/1) e.w.
- - Neither here nor there to observe that if I had no wager on the line, one of the few times I would root for Poulter would be if he was butting heads with . . . Keegan Bradley.

Angel Cabrera(66/1) e.w.
- - All logic and intution strongly suggests it's much more likely the re-committed Cabrera crosses the line here rather than joing an all-time great like Mickelson in landing his third different major, so he will carry my dollars and pesos.

Adam Scott(14/1) e.w.
- -

Zach Johnson(66/1) e.w.
- -

Paul Casey(80/1) e.w.
- -

You can't bet em all every week, or I'd be adding to my savers on Stricker, Stenson, Westwood and Sterne, in an event that has been modestly unsuccessful for me through the years.

GL
 

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Ken Duke (2nd Rnd) +175
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Henrik Stenson (2nd Rnd)
 

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Round 1 Match Ups
J ROSE (RND 1) -125 (P MICKELSON (RND 1) vrs J ROSE (RND 1))
K BRADLEY (RND 1) -125 (L DONALD (RND 1) vrs K BRADLEY (RND 1))
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Thanks BK & DT

Round 2 Match Ups
J ROSE (RND 2) -125 (P MICKELSON (RND 2) vrs J ROSE (RND 2))
B SNEDEKER (RND 2) -115 (R MCILROY (RND 2) vrs B SNEDEKER (RND 2))
J FURYK (RND 2) -130 (J FURYK (RND 2) vrs C SCHWARTZEL (RND 2))
K DUKE (RND 2) +180 (K DUKE (RND 2) vrs H STENSON (RND 2))
 

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Round 2 plays (4pts):

Tiger Woods to beat Hideki Matsuyama -225 @ Stan James [available generally]
Woods was very impressive yesterday, leading the field in greens in regulation as well as being inside the top-10 for driving distance and driving accuracy. And he is also very good from position, winning 12 of 22 times that he has been 2nd or 3rd after rd1 and averaging 67.41 in rd2 from that position. Matsuyama from poor from tee to green yesterday as he struggled when paired with Tiger; he will need to improve enormously to be competitive today.

Tiger Woods to beat Adam Scott -150 @ Stan James [also available @ William Hill]
Scott was also very poor yesterday and that fits with his hit-or-miss record on this course. I don't see him bouncing back today, rather an increased focus on next week's Major Championship.

Sergio Garcia to beat Rickie Fowler -115 @ The Greek [available generally]
By contrast Fowler is inside the top-10 after the 1st round, but previous experience suggests that he is unlikely to stay there. He has been in this position on the PGA Tour nine times in the last two years, averages 72.67 in rd2 on those nine occasions and managed to remain in the top-10 by the end of rd2 just once. Garcia has been playing well enough recently to profit from Fowler's form inside the top-10.

[unofficial rd2 system plays: Haas tb Fowler -111; Donaldson tb Olesen -110]
 

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3rd Round

Z. Johnson -135 / Simpson

Cabrera -140 / Casey
 
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