WM Phoenix Open
- Thread starter cole
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Round 4 plays (4pts):
Hideki Matsuyama to beat Harris English -105 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Carib]
Continuing to back the Japanese player who I think is undervalued in most markets. He has a prodigious record when in contention in Japan and in his six PGA Tour events in the last year, he has finished in the top-20 every time, averaging 67.67 in the process despite those six events including two Majors.
Morgan Hoffmann to beat Greg Chalmers -125 @ Bet365
Opposing Chalmers who is a go-against when in contention on the final day. In his last eight occasions that he has started the final round of a PGA Tour event, he has failed to shoot 70 on every occasion, including 77 in the final round last time. Coming off a top-20 finish and ranking inside the 24th for driving distance, 19th for driving accuracy and 7th for greens in regulation this week (Chalmers is 70th, 59th and 38th respectively), his ball-striking is clearly good enough to take advantage of any troubles that Chalmers may have today.
Hideki Matsuyama to beat Ryan Moore -120 @ Stan James
Back to Matsuyama. Matsuyama has finished ahead of his opponent in all three common events in the U.S. over the past 12 months and with Moore a better front-runner than a chaser on the final day, I'll back the Japanese player again.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Davis tb Bae -110; Curtis tb Ernst -135]
Hideki Matsuyama to beat Harris English -105 @ 5Dimes [also available @ Carib]
Continuing to back the Japanese player who I think is undervalued in most markets. He has a prodigious record when in contention in Japan and in his six PGA Tour events in the last year, he has finished in the top-20 every time, averaging 67.67 in the process despite those six events including two Majors.
Morgan Hoffmann to beat Greg Chalmers -125 @ Bet365
Opposing Chalmers who is a go-against when in contention on the final day. In his last eight occasions that he has started the final round of a PGA Tour event, he has failed to shoot 70 on every occasion, including 77 in the final round last time. Coming off a top-20 finish and ranking inside the 24th for driving distance, 19th for driving accuracy and 7th for greens in regulation this week (Chalmers is 70th, 59th and 38th respectively), his ball-striking is clearly good enough to take advantage of any troubles that Chalmers may have today.
Hideki Matsuyama to beat Ryan Moore -120 @ Stan James
Back to Matsuyama. Matsuyama has finished ahead of his opponent in all three common events in the U.S. over the past 12 months and with Moore a better front-runner than a chaser on the final day, I'll back the Japanese player again.
[unofficial rd4 system plays: Davis tb Bae -110; Curtis tb Ernst -135]
