The Golf Tips Thread

Loafing Oaf

Small bets on Leishman and Grace outright, Poulter top Euro and Haas top 5.

The_Kew_Tour

Chapman tips were

Garcia, Rahm, Scott, Casey, Harrington and Fleetwood

montyrebel

Casey, Harrington and Mickelson done here,

also any streams please PM me

redzerdrog

My darts for the open

Casey @40/1
Lieshman @45/1
Grace @66/1
Molinari @90/1
Knox @200/1

Also a small bet on Dustin Johnson for frl

m1ck007

Fleetwood FRL ew at 7 places. Poulter ew for the tournament. Ive a hunch it will be an english or irish winner this year.

DJIMI TRARORE

Harry Ellis FRL ew @175s

Z Jonhson @80s ew

Jaidee @ 300s ew

mailburner

main bet on rory to miss the cut at 11/4

fleetwood ew at 25s

spieth frl 33s ew

smaller bets on noren and justin thomas 50s+70s

iluvfatfrogs

mailburner wrote: »

https://www.oddschecker.com/golf/open-championship/to-miss-the-cut


rory to miss the cut at 11/4 surely worth a bet the way he's been playing

Go and collect

mailburner

iluvfatfrogs wrote: »

Go and collect

Lmao ðŸ˜႒

mailburner

Not just yet by the look of things

mailburner

mailburner wrote: »

spieth frl 33s ew

I got half my stake at full odds with sj on this instead of a third so that just about covers the rory bet should he make the cut

4068ac1elhodqr

Seems Rory@23 is back as PP's favourite bet (according to their homepage anyway) with Kuchar@11 also featuring, in the 'Top 5' listings.

mailburner

wonder what price rory hit to win this?

the miss the cut market was very good to the bookies this time, you have to go to mickelson as the biggest priced golfer to miss the cut who was 14th on the betting list at 5/2

4068ac1elhodqr

mailburner wrote: »

wonder what price rory hit to win this?

the miss the cut market was very good to the bookies this time, you have to go to mickelson as the biggest priced golfer to miss the cut who was 14th on the betting list at 5/2

@126 Bfred, @206 BFE for short periods on 20th July.
Currently 2nd fav @7avg.

The weather isn't so bad today, tomorrow much better and thus the cream will rise to the top so would expect a crowded finish, that 10places may come in useful.

Plenty of big names finding their feet Fleetwood/Day/Dufner/Grace possibly also Southgate/Holmes all shortening during live 13:00hrs.

abarkie

abarkie wrote: »

Getting back into it now after a few weeks of new courses and non events or single events

Gone for:

Bubba Watson & Brendan Steele - Travelers Champ

Joost Luiten & B Weinsberger - Germany

Looked a few in USA this week

Think Speith is blowing hot & cold, think he will do a good round but then not follow it through for the whole tournament

Maybe his mind isn't 100% on it, but its getting a strategy to either lay or back at the right time, or maybe its the Open for him

Looks like he was focusing on the Open

abarkie

Interesting stat from Sporting Life today:

1216: Someone just asked for the latest on the so-called Major's Cup, an award (well, accolade...) which goes to the player with the lowest combined score across the four majors.

Said player has to make the cut in all four and here's how I see the leaderboard:

-22 Koepka
-18 Kuchar, Matsuyama
-12 Fowler
-11 Spieth
-6 Hoffman
-3 Stricker

Getting in early for the USPGA, I can see the top 6 here fighting it out, with Rory's course form at Quail Hollow, which simply cannot be ignored

abarkie

Yet again a new course is used on one of the events, so no course form! - rant over and gone for:

Porsche European Open 2017 - Jordan Smith 33/1& Bradley Dredge 40/1

RBC Canadian Open 2017 - Gary Woodland 50/1 & Bubba Watson 30/1

Each way doubles as always

jokser250

Just backed Hoffman and levy this week in ew double

abarkie

jokser250 wrote: »

Just backed Hoffman and levy this week in ew double

You hit the cross bar there - backing two losers in playoffs is pretty unbelievable

abarkie

abarkie wrote: »

Yet again a new course is used on one of the events, so no course form! - rant over and gone for:

Porsche European Open 2017 - Jordan Smith 33/1& Bradley Dredge 40/1

RBC Canadian Open 2017 - Gary Woodland 50/1 & Bubba Watson 30/1

Each way doubles as always

Winner & 4th - Woodland never challenged on last round - Shame really - was getting my hopes up after lucky victory when Levy missed that 3 footer and was done at 1.01

iluvfatfrogs

jokser250 wrote: »

Just backed Hoffman and levy this week in ew double

Wow, very close to a big payday.
Suppose if one had won, would have been even more annoying!

Gregk961

iluvfatfrogs wrote: »

Wow, very close to a big payday.
Suppose if one had won, would have been even more annoying!

Id have been cheering on Vegas for sure if I had that betting slip. Unlucky all the same you dont get a lot closer than that.

jokser250

Gregk961 wrote: »

Id have been cheering on Vegas for sure if I had that betting slip. Unlucky all the same you dont get a lot closer than that.

I was cheering him on , couldn't believe levy missed the putt to win on first playoff hole , seeing Hoffman getting beat softened the blow , got full place double of €108 , has a €3 ew double done , would have been a lot nicer if they won but will try again this week

swededmonkey

Any thoughts on the bridgestone invitational this weekend?

iluvfatfrogs

swededmonkey wrote: »

Any thoughts on the bridgestone invitational this weekend?

Rose for me, nearly got over the line for me in the Masters.
Think he can go well here.
PP 25/1

swededmonkey

Spieth is on form and hard to look passed at 8/1. Matsuyama is a shoe in for top Asian at 4/6

byronbay2

Anyone got any thoughts on the USPGA?

Very strong field but have had my biggest golf bet of the year on McIlroy e/w with Coral @ 7/1. He is 15/2 with Ladbrokes but they only offer 6 places while Coral are 1/5 odds 10 places. I would be very surprised if McIlroy finishes outside the Top 10 (in his last 50 PGA starts he has an almost 60% Top 10 record) and has a great chance of winning! He loves the course, is in good form and has won this tournament twice already. Course will be playing very long (rain expected) and he will just need an ordinary putting week to be in contention imo.

My other opinion is that an outsider will not win this week, it will be one of the top 10 in the betting. My second choice after McIlroy would definitely be Matsuyama and he is also a great e/w bet @12/1.

Of the others, Speith has a good chance and Dustin Johnson could bounce back (as well as Jason Day) but I am keeping it simple with a large e/w on McIlroy.

iluvfatfrogs

byronbay2 wrote: »

Anyone got any thoughts on the USPGA?

Very strong field but have had my biggest golf bet of the year on McIlroy e/w with Coral @ 7/1. He is 15/2 with Ladbrokes but they only offer 6 places while Coral are 1/5 odds 10 places. I would be very surprised if McIlroy finishes outside the Top 10 (in his last 50 PGA starts he has an almost 60% Top 10 record) and has a great chance of winning! He loves the course, is in good form and has won this tournament twice already. Course will be playing very long (rain expected) and he will just need an ordinary putting week to be in contention imo.

My other opinion is that an outsider will not win this week, it will be one of the top 10 in the betting. My second choice after McIlroy would definitely be Matsuyama and he is also a great e/w bet @12/1.

Of the others, Speith has a good chance and Dustin Johnson could bounce back (as well as Jason Day) but I am keeping it simple with a large e/w on McIlroy.

I agree it will be one of the Top ten in betting, too much quality and form amongst them not to win.

Fowler for me.

montyrebel

I copied abarkies post on 27/07 and backed

Hoffman 125/1
stricker 150/1
fowler 20/1
kuchar 40/1
Matsuyama 18/1
koepka 28/1

all £5 e/w

iluvfatfrogs

montyrebel wrote: »

I copied abarkies post on 27/07 and backed

Hoffman 125/1
stricker 150/1
fowler 20/1
kuchar 40/1
Matsuyama 18/1
koepka 28/1

all £5 e/w

Went to back Hoffman too, but see he's as low as 40's in places
125/1 is a massive price for him