The Golf Tips Thread

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Considering these two (see img) for a good place/price-point combination, unfortunately one's with Coral and they don't want to play.
It's a very large field in both (130-160 approx), so the lotto might even be a better idea.

Meanwhile, the value has more or less gone with Konta over in the yellow balls now @6, and she has to play SW next.

jacool

Sporting Life mention Mickleson and Lovemark (one of Redzerdrog's earlier in the year)

The_Kew_Tour

Gary Woodland 40/1
Tony Finau 66/1
Both ew

Went Dustin straight win too

Gl all

sydthebeat

Ew on:
Finau
English

And something small on the two Irish lads, just because.

redzerdrog

Small trixie on
Dustin
Noren
Kim in the lpga (the one that's 14/1)

4068ac1elhodqr

Wooland's price @41 PP 7pl 1/5, from a couple of days ago^ has gone and is now 34-36 across the board.

SJ & Sky probably have the most favorable terms in the Farmers currently with 6pl 1/4.

- A quick cross-check with this info shows Tony Finau @61, to be a reasonable price.
Keegan Bradley @126 Sky and Shane Lowry @81 SJ also, as well-priced wildcard alternatives.

The_Kew_Tour

I hate PP 1/5 odds

redzerdrog

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I hate PP 1/5 odds

Yeh it is a pain but say last week for example Larrazabal was 125/1 with 7 places I still got 25s on the place. Same as if he was 100/1 and a 1/4 the odds which he was in most places

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The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I hate PP 1/5 odds

There is very little difference between getting someone at @41 with 7pl (1/5), than there is getting someone @34 with 5pl (1/4) if they place.

If anything it's probably better, well... depending on selection and price at time of selection. e.g. From a day or two ago:

bobwilliams

Chris Wood and Brendan Steele this week for me

redzerdrog

redzerdrog wrote: »

Farmers insurance
Emiliano Grillo @66/1
Martin Laird @66/1
Jonas Blixt @300/1 (350 available in places)

Qatar Masters
David Lingmerth @70/1
Maximilian Kieffer @110

E/w singles and small e/w doubles

Disappointing final round from Blixt when bang in contention. Still was a nice sweat

redzerdrog

bobwilliams wrote: »

Chris Wood and Brendan Steele this week for me

Chris wood most likely be my main bet of this week aswell

4068ac1elhodqr

WMPO: K.Bradley @67, 7pl.

DDC: T.Fleetwood @41, Sullivan @34 and C.Wood @46 are all favourable on the radar, all at 6pl.

(all 1/5 for places).

sydthebeat

sydthebeat wrote: »

Ew on:
Finau
English

And something small on the two Irish lads, just because.

got enough back on Tony in joint 4th, Harris was competitive up until the end.

so going on the same again this week, harris has good form in phoenix

Finau @ 40's
English @ 40's

Lowry @ 66's

The_Kew_Tour

redzerdrog wrote: »

Yeh it is a pain but say last week for example Larrazabal was 125/1 with 7 places I still got 25s on the place. Same as if he was 100/1 and a 1/4 the odds which he was in most places

No agree with you there and its good point.

The_Kew_Tour

Sorry bit late with my bets

Hideki 11/1 and Rahm 22/1 win only

Finau 40/1
Kuchar 66/1
Bradley 66/1
Johnstone 150/1 all ew

Gl all

redzerdrog

Two from each this week for me

Gmac and Chris wood
Mickleson and Ryan Moore

E/W Singles and Doubles

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Adding a few secondary choices from WMPO (along with the earlier Bradley @67 7pl via PP)
- to the low-stake, mixed, multi-line, e/w accumulator arrays.

They stick out due to have both the 'best price combined with the best standard place terms offering', so what's not to like? Likely to shortened soon. Only available with SJ (the 6pl 1/4). PP+Coral still have 7pl 1/5, decent also. Everywhere else is just 5pl.

Ryan Moore @31 6pl 1/4
Tony Finau @46 pl 1/4
Matt Kuchar @67 6pl 1/4

My Coral Acc was closed, but they're the only ones offering the extra 7pl for the DCCO.
Fleetwood @41 is still available, or perhaps a wildcard price Nicolas Colsaerts @81.

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Sincere Howling Reformer wrote: »

Matt Kuchar @67 6pl 1/4

gl to the others who backed Matt, couldn't ask for a better start, price, or place terms. Still it's early days for the R1 leader. Steele also going well, was something like -5 by the 5th hole, that's when the prices crashed.

applehunter

Easy to swerve the PGA tour event this week.

Maybank looks a much easier proposition.

Strong fancy of Lahiri @ 25s

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Pebble Beach:
Cameron Smith @101, Lowry @51, Phil Mickelson@21. All 7pl, 1/5, with p'power

Maybank:
Thongchai Jaidee @26, 6pl, 1/4, with Sportingbet

bobwilliams

I'm very keen on Phil Michelson this week. Also done Jaidee e/w singles and doubles

The_Kew_Tour

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Sorry bit late with my bets

Hideki 11/1 and Rahm 22/1 win only

Finau 40/1
Kuchar 66/1
Bradley 66/1
Johnstone 150/1 all ew

Gl all

Good start to the year. Would have liked Kuchar to get some place money but can't complain

Dustin Johnson 8/1
Phil 20/1 both win only

Will leave it at that this week

Gl all

abarkie

Forgot to post this week after a couple of weeks off

Was becoming a bit demotivated

This week:

Maybank Championship - Jaidee, Thongchai - 25/1 & Wiesberger, Bernd - 14/1

AT&T Pebble Beach - Snedeker, Brandt - 20/1 & Rose, Justin - 14/1

redzerdrog

Gave last week a miss as hadn't a strong fancy and only one bet this week as the European tour event is a bit a tricky one to predict so staying clear.

Probably by strongest fancy of the year so far but Dustin Johnson @9/1 e/w

Also having a smaller bet on him to be first round leader @16/1 win only

abarkie

This week I have gone for:

World Super 6 Perth 2017 - Rumford, Brett & Thorbjorn Olesen

Genesis Open 2017 - Adam Scott & Jason Day

E/w doubles as ever

Have to say the event at Perth / European tour is a strange one

Good luck all

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Rumford a good choice and already leading -6 on 16th, got earlier BP @41 on the Accums via WHill, went with WH as they're also offering the BP selection for young Mcgregor to beat Mayweather @10, which is 30% better than anywhere else! That's is, if it takes place circa Sept.

sydthebeat

Genesis open

Scharwrzl @60
Schniederjans @66

4068ac1elhodqr

Rumford beat the teenager KHONGWATMAI Phachara to take the win. The young runner up (with the hard to pronounce name) had previously won the Sing Hua Hin Open (ASEAN PGA) in 2013 at the age of just 14, one for the notebook.



In the Genesis it's around the half-way mark. The chap with the name that looks like it should be spelt 'triangle' looks a good option, though it's tightly packed at the top (W/O) and Wesley Bryan could be value (3pl 1/4), as has started R3 off well.

redzerdrog

redzerdrog wrote: »

Gave last week a miss as hadn't a strong fancy and only one bet this week as the European tour event is a bit a tricky one to predict so staying clear.

Probably by strongest fancy of the year so far but Dustin Johnson @9/1 e/w

Also having a smaller bet on him to be first round leader @16/1 win only

He did that well