The Golf Tips Thread

ionadnapokot

After T4th last wk. Going to give Cameron Smith a small backing e/w

abarkie

Went with:

Bjorn & Stal in Germany

DeLaet & K Bradley in Travellers

E/w Doubles

Good luck all

Pepp1989

Pepp1989 wrote: »

Snedeker win only
Horschel casey and Louis oost ew.
Luiten ew in bmw.

So close with casey. Nightmare of a bunker shot on the 2nd playoff hole thou. Still think Casey will win this year.

The_Kew_Tour

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Zach Johnson 40/1
English 40/1
Knox 50/1
Rodgers 110/1
Peterson 150/1

FRL Oosthuizen 33\1, Mackenzie 200/1

All ew

Gl all.

Another place, but overall left little disappointed. Fancied Johnson to go close today. Ah well he owes me nothing.

Potential Underachiever

What price was casey pre tournament?

Pepp1989

Potential Underachiever wrote: »

What price was casey pre tournament?

40/1 pp

skippymac6

skippymac6 wrote: »

Over in the US this week I've given two "shorter" players a chance and picked Zach Johnson and Brandt Snedeker. I think they will appreciate the sub 7,000 yards on offer here and go well.

In Germany I've gone for course specialist Thomas Bjorn who has two wins and a second at this venue previously and also I'm giving another chance to Wiesberger. He was disappointing in his home town Lyoness Open but I think after missing the cut in the US open, that he'll come back stronger this week

Thought I'd get at least a place from Johnson or Sned but two poor enough final rounds put paid to that. Nothing even remotely close in Europe

tomaussie

Thoughts on last weeks selection - Cabrera Bello shoots a 65 and 67 to lead going in to round 3 and then is one of only a few players to shoot OVER par in round 3. Pressure of leading ? I think so. The course didn't get any harder. He was playing beautifully. It's getting to the stage that I don't want to see my player near the lead until sunday afternoon.

In America this week I like Bill Haas at 28/1. He's in good form and will like the opportunity to shoot low this week. He has played well here before and I did think he would be a shorter price so I"m happy with 28's.

In Europe I'm going with Jaidee at 28/1. I backed him last year when he shot a savage final round to win in Scandinavia, I think. He is in good form and his attacking style could be suited here. Hopefully he is about 4 off the lead going in to Sunday's play. Jesus, am I really trying to pick 'come from behind' players ?

jjll

tomaussie wrote: »

Thoughts on last weeks selection - Cabrera Bello shoots a 65 and 67 to lead going in to round 3 and then is one of only a few players to shoot OVER par in round 3. Pressure of leading ? I think so. The course didn't get any harder. He was playing beautifully. It's getting to the stage that I don't want to see my player near the lead until sunday afternoon.

In America this week I like Bill Haas at 28/1. He's in good form and will like the opportunity to shoot low this week. He has played well here before and I did think he would be a shorter price so I"m happy with 28's.

In Europe I'm going with Jaidee at 28/1. I backed him last year when he shot a savage final round to win in Scandinavia, I think. He is in good form and his attacking style could be suited here. Hopefully he is about 4 off the lead going in to Sunday's play. Jesus, am I really trying to pick 'come from behind' players ?

I know what it feels like but not many go into round 4 as leader and still win I've had 6 this year lead and lose

Pepp1989

I'm on Casey again this week. Im scared not to back him at this stage as I would be beyond gutted to miss out after sticking with him. His price has dropped badly thou after last weekends playoff. Glad I have him backed for the open and pga already.
So im on Casey Holmes and Finau this wk. All ew. Giving Europe a skip

Johnny_Fontane

cabrera bello would break your heart. I've had him nearly every week and he just continues to find a way not to get over the line. worst was the Irish open at 210/1 and he bogeys the par 5 18th to miss out on a playoff.

MUFC91CS

Back on it this week.

Casey and Oosthuizen in the states

Jaidee and Willet in France

Gl all

abarkie

Gone with:

Thongchai Jaidee & Soren Kjeldsen in Paris

Jonas Blixt & Webb Simpson in Greenbrier

E/w Doubles

Good luck all

redzerdrog

https://twitter.com/r3dzer/status/615959987219730433

redzerdrog

David Horsey in Europe

and

Pat Perez and DeLaet in the US

e/w Singles and Doubles

The_Kew_Tour

Simpson 28\1
Haas 28/1
Finau 45\1
Stefaini 70/1
Beljan 125\1

FRL De Jonge 70/1 M Hoffman 90\1 J Wagner 150\1

All ew.

Gl all.

applehunter

FRL Kiredech Aphibarnrat @ 65/1 EW 1,2,3,4,5,6 betbright

Favour early starters to put up a number with conditions due to get very tough around midday.

skippymac6

Danny Willett and Berndt Wiesberger (he'll be the death of me!) this week in France.

Over in the US, Patrick Reed and Brendon Todd.

Best of luck lads!

bobwilliams

Kjeldsen in France @33/1 and Chappel in the us 66/1

Trouble in P

Chris Wood e/w in France

m1ck007

Ooustheizen ew

redzerdrog

redzerdrog wrote: »

https://twitter.com/r3dzer/status/615959987219730433

Well that went well

Dr. Bre

do the racing post do golf tips and if so what day is it in the paper?

skippymac6

Dr. Bre wrote: »

do the racing post do golf tips and if so what day is it in the paper?

Yeah they do. They do their outright selections on a Wednesday and then any "top american/European" etc or match bets and three balls on a Thursday. I think they are quite good. Jeremy Chapman is very good and so is Steve Palmer. Not everyone's cup of tea but I'd usually see what they are saying before I finalise any picks.

Half Rhodesian

im on casey and tony finau in greenbrier

Potential Underachiever

He's playing like David Donkey not Horsey!

tomaussie

After Haas missed the cut I had a bet on Pat Perez at 50/1.

I also had another small bet on Jaidee at 80/1 and did a EW double.

Since that bet Jaidee (he was on the 1st hole) has gone and birdied every hole since. Interesting.

Edit - ha ha. Then a bogey for good measure.

blindside88

Had Webb Simpson (nightmare) and Cabrero Bello (place). Gonna have a small bet on Greenbrier this evening. Any suggestions from the wise boardsies, I rarely bet in running on a Sunday but odds are still quite good because of the close field

mailburner

small bet on o hair 15/2 for me
just feel its destiny or very overdue

skippymac6

skippymac6 wrote: »

Danny Willett and Berndt Wiesberger (he'll be the death of me!) this week in France.

Over in the US, Patrick Reed and Brendon Todd.

Best of luck lads!

Good man Wieseberger, played class today