Steve Bamford
Head Pro
Always love the BMW PGA at Wentworth. Happy to oppose Rory McIlroy with Justin Rose (10/1), Danny Willett (40/1), Branden Grace (45/1) and good old Miguel (80/1). Best of luck to all.
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KJT123
Head Pro
My picks for the BMW: http://wp.me/p51Lf9-3f
Agree with you on Willett.
As for the Crowne Plaza, I've gone with Casey, Poults and Peterson.
Agree with you on Willett.
As for the Crowne Plaza, I've gone with Casey, Poults and Peterson.
Big D 88
Q-School Graduate
Iv picked lots of larger prices , and made them small e/w selections in the BMW
Colsaerts 175/1
Jaidee 125/1
Pieters 150/1
Horsey 125/1
Aphibarnrat 125/1
Bourdy 100/1
PGA tour
Ogilvy 50/1
Oosthuizen 50/1
Tringale 66/1
Delaet 80/1
Colsaerts 175/1
Jaidee 125/1
Pieters 150/1
Horsey 125/1
Aphibarnrat 125/1
Bourdy 100/1
PGA tour
Ogilvy 50/1
Oosthuizen 50/1
Tringale 66/1
Delaet 80/1
Big D 88
Q-School Graduate
Geoff double bogeyed his 72nd hole to end T7 instead of T3 - Cost me £130 plus change from my £3 e/w tut tut
Curls
Journeyman Pro
Put a few small bets on, no more than £15 down. Had Boo Weekly First round leader (£1 at 66/1, shared with 3 other = £17). I rebet £5 e/w on An on Friday of Wentworth. At the time Molinari was 9 shots clear, but An had yet to hit a ball being one of the last groups out. 100/1 was his price, significantly less after he posted an 8 under stormer.
Suffice to say I could barely watch Sunday, even when he was well ahead.
£635 for a £15 stake. I should start a blog
Suffice to say I could barely watch Sunday, even when he was well ahead.
£635 for a £15 stake. I should start a blog
KJT123
Head Pro
Big D 88
Q-School Graduate
Thanks!
Dreaming of better after the first few holes.
Dreaming of better after the first few holes.
KJT123
Head Pro
My picks for Irish Open: http://wp.me/p51Lf9-3n
KJT123
Head Pro
Delh1982
Assistant Pro
Darren clarke 200/1
G mac at 40/1
Both £2.50 e/w just a wild punt lol
G mac at 40/1
Both £2.50 e/w just a wild punt lol
Big D 88
Q-School Graduate
Irish Open
Levy 80/1
Dubuisson 80/1
Bourdy 100/1
Horsey 175/1
Colsaerts 150/1
Pieters 250/1
PGA Tour
Ogilvy 150/1
Howell III 100/1
Schwartzel 100/1
Keegan Bradley 40/1 (My big e/w bet this week!)
Levy 80/1
Dubuisson 80/1
Bourdy 100/1
Horsey 175/1
Colsaerts 150/1
Pieters 250/1
PGA Tour
Ogilvy 150/1
Howell III 100/1
Schwartzel 100/1
Keegan Bradley 40/1 (My big e/w bet this week!)
KJT123
Head Pro
My Nordea Masters tips, gone a bit crazy this week with five picks: http://wp.me/p51Lf9-3v
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I've not had a propr golf bet since the masters so I think I'll have a look this week and try and build a pot for the US open.
Steve Bamford
Head Pro
Bill Haas for me this week. 33/1 is a tempting price and he will be motivated to go well to move into the President's Cup qualification spots. Has certainly showed signs that he is close to a big win and currently at his highest OWGR ranking.
sportsbob
Assistant Pro
Fancy Joost Luiten this week at Nordea and Kevin Na at the Memorial
Big D 88
Q-School Graduate
Pieters, Blixt & Kiradech Aphbarnrat in Nordea
Tringale, K.Bradley, Howell III, Schwartzel and Morgan Hoffmann in memorial
This was the same week last year i won £1600 from having jaidee and hideki..both ending up winning via play offs -
Hopefully something similar this year haha!
Tringale, K.Bradley, Howell III, Schwartzel and Morgan Hoffmann in memorial
This was the same week last year i won £1600 from having jaidee and hideki..both ending up winning via play offs -
Hopefully something similar this year haha!
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In America i'm backing Na and Haas both ew this week.
I'm also considering Lucas Glover at a whopping 400/1 ew.
Dustin Johnson @14/1 is a bet this week too, hes in great nick and has the power and length to rip this place up.
I'm also considering Lucas Glover at a whopping 400/1 ew.
Dustin Johnson @14/1 is a bet this week too, hes in great nick and has the power and length to rip this place up.
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KJT123
Head Pro
Noren wins at 25/1 at the Nordea Masters and Lingmerth wins at 400/1 at Memorial.
Levy and Dantorp secure a small payout for me, anyone have a big winner?
Levy and Dantorp secure a small payout for me, anyone have a big winner?
sportsbob
Assistant Pro
Did manage a sneaky e/w bet on Noren which kept me ahead this week
Steve Bamford
Head Pro
Pre Major weeks are often tough to call and the St Jude Classic is never easy to profit from. From a previous champions perspective Brian Gay into Dustin Johnson doesn't overly compute, but safe to say we are looking for players who thrive Bermudagrass greens and who like a left to right ball-flight. Top notch ball-striking isn't enough to win at TPC Southwind where only 10 players across 2012-2014 have broken 70% Greens in Regulation.
A great week with the putting and scrambling goes along way at Southwind and it's worth remembering that Memphis will as ever be hot and humid. The course is always technical with higher than standard scoring, so expect a tight leaderboard and don't be afraid to sling the form book out of the window.
For that reason I like the look of Camilo Villegas at 100/1 who is a real horse-for-course pick. His Champion Bermudagrass green record is phenomenal and he's been putting well enough recently. 40th at Muirfield Village was his first paid weekend for a while and he then shot an opening round 64 in Ohio on Monday to cruise into next week's US Open.
Chesson Hadley is another I like the look of at 80/1, and although he's been put in a dodgy looking group with Shaun Micheel and Slick Thompson (if he plays well Thompson theoretically should like Southwind) I'm hopeful that the Carolina 2nd year pro will have a strong week. A lack of accuracy off the tee is always his Achilles Heel, but that's not a problem here. He likes tougher tests just as much as birdie fests and he won in humid conditions in Puerto Rico last year. Putting well for a long period of time and likes Bermudagrass.
A great week with the putting and scrambling goes along way at Southwind and it's worth remembering that Memphis will as ever be hot and humid. The course is always technical with higher than standard scoring, so expect a tight leaderboard and don't be afraid to sling the form book out of the window.
For that reason I like the look of Camilo Villegas at 100/1 who is a real horse-for-course pick. His Champion Bermudagrass green record is phenomenal and he's been putting well enough recently. 40th at Muirfield Village was his first paid weekend for a while and he then shot an opening round 64 in Ohio on Monday to cruise into next week's US Open.
Chesson Hadley is another I like the look of at 80/1, and although he's been put in a dodgy looking group with Shaun Micheel and Slick Thompson (if he plays well Thompson theoretically should like Southwind) I'm hopeful that the Carolina 2nd year pro will have a strong week. A lack of accuracy off the tee is always his Achilles Heel, but that's not a problem here. He likes tougher tests just as much as birdie fests and he won in humid conditions in Puerto Rico last year. Putting well for a long period of time and likes Bermudagrass.
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