Zurich Classic of new orleans
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Zuric
Zuric
Keegan Bradley 22/1 $500
Brendon de Jonge 75/1 $200
J.J. Henry 485/1 $100
72 holes
Rose -120 over Day $500
Sean O'Hair -110 over Morgan Hoffman $500
Round 1
Daniel Berger -105 over Charles Howell III $300
Troy Merritt -105 over Jeff Overton $300
Zuric
Keegan Bradley 22/1 $500
Brendon de Jonge 75/1 $200
J.J. Henry 485/1 $100
72 holes
Rose -120 over Day $500
Sean O'Hair -110 over Morgan Hoffman $500
Round 1
Daniel Berger -105 over Charles Howell III $300
Troy Merritt -105 over Jeff Overton $300
Outrights
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS JUSTIN ROSE +1000
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS KEEGAN BRADLEY +2255
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS MORGAN HOFFMAN +4550
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS LUCAS GLOVER +8250
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS KYLE REIFERS +5750
Outrights
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS JUSTIN ROSE +1000
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS KEEGAN BRADLEY +2255
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS MORGAN HOFFMAN +4550
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS LUCAS GLOVER +8250
ODDS TO WIN 2015 ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS KYLE REIFERS +5750
SY Noh to repeat the win 110-1
72 holes
Keegan over Fowler -107
Steele over Stricker -120
Watney over Donaldson -105
Cejka over BVP +110
72 holes
Keegan over Fowler -107
Steele over Stricker -120
Watney over Donaldson -105
Cejka over BVP +110
Peterson +4250
Thomas +4250
Finau +17250
Berger +6250
de Jonge +7875
Glover +8250
Bohn +12050
Van Pelt +14250
Thomas +4250
Finau +17250
Berger +6250
de Jonge +7875
Glover +8250
Bohn +12050
Van Pelt +14250
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Round 1 plays (2pts):
Steve Stricker to beat Billy Horschel -105 @ 5Dimes
A win and two missed cuts in this event in the last three years rather sums up Horschel's unpredictability and the same has been the case recently - he finished 3rd in the Texas Open, but has failed to finish in the top-40 in any other event since the Phoenix Open in January. Stricker has a very good, consistent record in this event, finished 28th in The Masters - his first start in six months - and despite his virtual semi-retirement, he still competes consistently at a much higher level than Horschel - he leads him 11-1-0 h2h over their last 12 common strokeplay events.
Justin Rose to beat Jason Day -105 @ 5Dimes
The Masters was confirmation that Rose's game was returning to its previous level, while also confirming that Day's was not at the level that it was in January-December. With Day skipping this event since 2009 (his course record reads mc-32nd) and Rose finishing 10th-15th-8th in the last three years, it is clear which player believes that TPC Louisiana suits his game. With the addition of their recent form, it should be Rose installed as the favourite in this matchup.
Charles Howell to beat Daniel Berger -110 @ 5Dimes [also available @ SkyBet]
Berger's form is another that has dipped since the start of the year when he had four top-15 finishes in six starts; since then he has had just one in his last five and only two of those five where finishes inside the top-70. Making his course debut, he is one to oppose with Howell who has shown some very good form recently (apart from a couple of missed cuts) and already has two runner-up finishes in this event.
[unofficial rd1 system play: Merrick tb Hadley -110]
Steve Stricker to beat Billy Horschel -105 @ 5Dimes
A win and two missed cuts in this event in the last three years rather sums up Horschel's unpredictability and the same has been the case recently - he finished 3rd in the Texas Open, but has failed to finish in the top-40 in any other event since the Phoenix Open in January. Stricker has a very good, consistent record in this event, finished 28th in The Masters - his first start in six months - and despite his virtual semi-retirement, he still competes consistently at a much higher level than Horschel - he leads him 11-1-0 h2h over their last 12 common strokeplay events.
Justin Rose to beat Jason Day -105 @ 5Dimes
The Masters was confirmation that Rose's game was returning to its previous level, while also confirming that Day's was not at the level that it was in January-December. With Day skipping this event since 2009 (his course record reads mc-32nd) and Rose finishing 10th-15th-8th in the last three years, it is clear which player believes that TPC Louisiana suits his game. With the addition of their recent form, it should be Rose installed as the favourite in this matchup.
Charles Howell to beat Daniel Berger -110 @ 5Dimes [also available @ SkyBet]
Berger's form is another that has dipped since the start of the year when he had four top-15 finishes in six starts; since then he has had just one in his last five and only two of those five where finishes inside the top-70. Making his course debut, he is one to oppose with Howell who has shown some very good form recently (apart from a couple of missed cuts) and already has two runner-up finishes in this event.
[unofficial rd1 system play: Merrick tb Hadley -110]
Outrights:
Charles Howell(66/1) e.w.
Keegan Bradley(22/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(100/1) e.w.
Justin Thomas(40/1) e.w.
Kyle Reifers(100/1) e.w.
Harris English(25/1) e.w.
J. J. Henry(300/1) e.w.
Andres Romero(300/1) e.w.
Danny Lee(160/1) e.w.
GL
Charles Howell(66/1) e.w.
Keegan Bradley(22/1) e.w.
Lucas Glover(100/1) e.w.
Justin Thomas(40/1) e.w.
Kyle Reifers(100/1) e.w.
Harris English(25/1) e.w.
J. J. Henry(300/1) e.w.
Andres Romero(300/1) e.w.
Danny Lee(160/1) e.w.
GL
Round 2 plays (2pts):
Charles Howell to beat Daniel Berger +138 @ SkyBet
A repeat of the rd1 matchup, but with much better odds. Berger closed with four birdies in the last five holes to turn a win into a loss for the rd1 matchup and finish 5th on the leaderboard, but his ball-striking was totally different to his scoring - he ranked 50th or higher for dirving distance, driving accuracy and greens in regulation yet finished 5th in scoring. That is why he ranked #1 in 'Strokes Gained Tee to Green' yesterday - it is a measure of how well a player scores relative to his play and not a measure of how well he played. Howell can certainly beat him today.
Dustin Johnson to beat Jason Day -106 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, SkyBet, The Greek and Carib]
Johnson is certainly a player to side with at the moment. He has finished 6th or better in five of his last six starts and that contrasts sharply with Day whose form has dipped since he displayed a similar record at the very start of the year.
Steve Stricker to beat Justin Thomas -105 @ 5Dimes
Big difference in quality between these two players. One still remains competitive even in semi-retirement - Stricker has finished outside the top-40 just once in his last 10 starts - whereas the other struggles to reach that mark despite playing almost every week - Thomas has just two top-40 finishes in his last eight starts as he form has dipped since such a strong January.
Charles Howell to beat Daniel Berger +138 @ SkyBet
A repeat of the rd1 matchup, but with much better odds. Berger closed with four birdies in the last five holes to turn a win into a loss for the rd1 matchup and finish 5th on the leaderboard, but his ball-striking was totally different to his scoring - he ranked 50th or higher for dirving distance, driving accuracy and greens in regulation yet finished 5th in scoring. That is why he ranked #1 in 'Strokes Gained Tee to Green' yesterday - it is a measure of how well a player scores relative to his play and not a measure of how well he played. Howell can certainly beat him today.
Dustin Johnson to beat Jason Day -106 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes, SkyBet, The Greek and Carib]
Johnson is certainly a player to side with at the moment. He has finished 6th or better in five of his last six starts and that contrasts sharply with Day whose form has dipped since he displayed a similar record at the very start of the year.
Steve Stricker to beat Justin Thomas -105 @ 5Dimes
Big difference in quality between these two players. One still remains competitive even in semi-retirement - Stricker has finished outside the top-40 just once in his last 10 starts - whereas the other struggles to reach that mark despite playing almost every week - Thomas has just two top-40 finishes in his last eight starts as he form has dipped since such a strong January.
Round 3 play (2pts):
Cameron Tringale to beat Daniel Berger +105 @ The Greek
Opposing Berger again. He will return to the course this morning to complete the final three holes of his 2nd round and will then have a long wait before he tees off again, so the advantage in terms of preparation is with Tringale who completed his 2nd round yesterday. Both are currently in 3rd place, but Tringale has played far better over the first two rounds - he ranks 5th in driving accuracy and 6th in greens in regulation, whereas Berger is 66th and 28th in those categories. That difference in ball-striking should not be such a surprise: Tringale has played far better over the last couple of months and he has three top-20 finishes in the last four years here.
May add more plays if more odds are available after the conclusion of the 2nd round.
Cameron Tringale to beat Daniel Berger +105 @ The Greek
Opposing Berger again. He will return to the course this morning to complete the final three holes of his 2nd round and will then have a long wait before he tees off again, so the advantage in terms of preparation is with Tringale who completed his 2nd round yesterday. Both are currently in 3rd place, but Tringale has played far better over the first two rounds - he ranks 5th in driving accuracy and 6th in greens in regulation, whereas Berger is 66th and 28th in those categories. That difference in ball-striking should not be such a surprise: Tringale has played far better over the last couple of months and he has three top-20 finishes in the last four years here.
May add more plays if more odds are available after the conclusion of the 2nd round.
Additional round 3 play (2pts):
Brendon de Jonge to beat Cameron Tringale -102 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes and Carib]
De Jonge led after rd1 and has now dropped to 5th, but it wasn't that he played poorly in rd2 - he again hit of 15 of 18 greens in regulation and still only two shots off the pace. He has been in very good form recently and, in this form and with such ball-striking this week, he looks likely to at least keep pace with the top of the leaderboard.
Brendon de Jonge to beat Cameron Tringale -102 @ Pinnacle [also available @ 5Dimes and Carib]
De Jonge led after rd1 and has now dropped to 5th, but it wasn't that he played poorly in rd2 - he again hit of 15 of 18 greens in regulation and still only two shots off the pace. He has been in very good form recently and, in this form and with such ball-striking this week, he looks likely to at least keep pace with the top of the leaderboard.
Where can I find a line from Round 3 on this Zurich Classic
Where can I find a line from Round 3 on this Zurich Classic
I need to know the line of J.Day over D Johnson..... Who was the favorite????
My friend says he had J Day +1/2 -120
I am pretty sure it was J Day -1/2 -120
Or if you dont have the pt spread, the ML would tell me immediately who was favored.... J Day was 4 strokes ahead of D Johnson after 2, make sense to me who would be favored.... The leader, right???? But maybe not... Any help on this would be a headache saver.....
Obviously if someone has a list of the matchups of round 3 (this matchup carried over into Sunday, obv)., this problem will be solved immediately.... I cant seem to find anywhere that has old lines on golf matchups and this argument has become serious enough we are BETTING ON IT... (Imagine that)... I would appreciate a link, or just some kind of way of proving who was favored....
Where can I find a line from Round 3 on this Zurich Classic
I need to know the line of J.Day over D Johnson..... Who was the favorite????
My friend says he had J Day +1/2 -120
I am pretty sure it was J Day -1/2 -120
Or if you dont have the pt spread, the ML would tell me immediately who was favored.... J Day was 4 strokes ahead of D Johnson after 2, make sense to me who would be favored.... The leader, right???? But maybe not... Any help on this would be a headache saver.....
Obviously if someone has a list of the matchups of round 3 (this matchup carried over into Sunday, obv)., this problem will be solved immediately.... I cant seem to find anywhere that has old lines on golf matchups and this argument has become serious enough we are BETTING ON IT... (Imagine that)... I would appreciate a link, or just some kind of way of proving who was favored....
I have Day -.5 -120 in my records, but I only keep the best price for each matchup not the full list.
I doubt that DJ would have been favourite in that rd3 matchup - he was down in 23rd place, while Day was leading.
I doubt that DJ would have been favourite in that rd3 matchup - he was down in 23rd place, while Day was leading.
