The Golf Tips Thread

tomaussie

I've taken a chance on Broberg at 25/1 for a bit of interest.

bobwilliams

bobwilliams wrote: »

US
Aaron Baddeley @100/1

knowing my luck of late he'll probs sheit himself,also added Ryan Moore Saturday morning win only @15/2,should bag some cash

Dolph Starbeam

YayaBanana wrote: »

No time to go through why I picked who I picked, going for a few higher priced players again.

Irish Open
Eddie Pepperell @ 66/1
Fabrizio Zanotti @ 80/1


Travellers Championship
Camilo Villegas @ 100/1
Ryo Ishikawa @ 150/1


US Women's Open
Michelle Wie @ 14/1
Jessica Korda @ 40/1



Best of luck everyone.

Wie got me my first win in a long time. Not a huge return but it's better than nothing.

The_Kew_Tour

Well done to winners this week.

This week is interesting. Down to 10 hoping to pick usual 4-5 players if can

Nuri Sahin

Probably add one more later.

Quicken Loans National:
1) Hunter Mahan @ 50/1
2) Ben Curtis @ 200/1

BMW Championship:
1) Henrik Stenson @ 9/1
2) Marcel Siem @ 33/1
3) Pablo Larrazabal @ 80/1

tomaussie

I'm all over SNEDEKER at 25/1 this week in America. Think he is finally coming back to his best and has a good record here. It could be a turning point in his season. I'll be having a decent bet. I think he is fantastic value and I wouldn't be surprised if he was a few shots clear on Sunday morning.

I'll have an interest in ROSS FISHER at 40/1 in Europe. A slight improvement on his last performance on this course would see him contend. He's long and is playing nice and steady this season.

abarkie

tomaussie wrote: »

I'm all over SNEDEKER at 25/1 this week in America. Think he is finally coming back to his best and has a good record here. It could be a turning point in his season. I'll be having a decent bet. I think he is fantastic value and I wouldn't be surprised if he was a few shots clear on Sunday morning.

28/1 on betfair if any use to you

abarkie

Quicken Loans National:

Brandt Snedeker & Gary Woodland

BMW Championship:

Marcel Siem & Ross Fisher

Good luck all

Pilsbury Doughboy

I have Charley Hoffman & Carl Petterson Each Way 66/1

Also Snedeker @ 25/1 win only

abarkie

abarkie wrote: »

Quicken Loans National:

Brandt Snedeker & Gary Woodland

BMW Championship:

Marcel Siem & Ross Fisher

Good luck all

Adding in the Constellation Senior Players Championship

Kerry Perry & Michael Allen

redzerdrog

I haven't had as much as a glance at the fields yet for this week so there will be minimal research done.

Any fancy giving their reasoning why Snedeker appears so popular? I might follow blindly

The_Kew_Tour

Speith 14/1 win only
Haas 28/1ew
Horschel 40/1 ew
Stallings and Mackenzie 200/1ew

Gl all

tomaussie

I've had to back DAY even though I'm not happy with the price. He is on the brink.

tomaussie

redzerdrog wrote: »

I haven't had as much as a glance at the fields yet for this week so there will be minimal research done.

Any fancy giving their reasoning why Snedeker appears so popular? I might follow blindly

Record at Congressional -

2009 - Tied 5th
2010 - Tied 16th
2011 - Tied 17th
2012 - DNP
2013 - Tied 8th

So not a bad record and he seems to be slowly coming back to last years competitive form.

I have backed him EW but there might be more logic to a win only as he needs to put together 4 goods rounds, which has been a problem, but if he does then he is good value at 25/1.

I was a big Snedeker fan for years but he usually struggled when in contention but last year he put all that to bed. Now when he gets in contention he knows what to do. Hopefully.

Missing Links

Woods (new kid on the block!) 16/1

Cjs21

Gone for 3 golfers, E/W both Outright and 1st round Leaders

Brendan Todd 33/1
Y.E Yang 250/1
KJ Choi 40/1

bobwilliams

Morgan Hoffman and Russell Knox,both 100/1

mailburner

backed larrazabal and jacobsen last night at 66s+14s

delighted with larrazabal today, didnt expect that

had my biggest ever golf win on these two when they
won these events three years ago, only reason for backing them last nite

stuck them in an each way double, both at 20/1, pablo was finished
round one and freddie was bout half way thru his round when
I placed it
havent come close since

Nuri Sahin

Kinda amusing my Irish Open bets are doing well this week. Funny how that happens.

Dolph Starbeam

Small bet on Goss is my only golf bet for the week. 22/1 e/w.

Nuri Sahin

Nuri Sahin wrote: »

Kinda amusing my Irish Open bets are doing well this week. Funny how that happens.

Ha, and I just realised Freddie my bet last week is only 2 shots off the lead with 18 to go :pac:

Hopefully Mahan can go low, only 6 shots behind, so can place E/W least even if scoring is tough. Larrazabal just needs to shot a similar round to today you'd think, but some of the scores out there including his on Friday are somewhat concerning. Stenson not far back.

Dolph Starbeam

Nuri Sahin wrote: »

Kinda amusing my Irish Open bets are doing well this week. Funny how that happens.

I backed Zanotti last week too.

mailburner

awful disheartening this


nightmare stuff pablo

Nuri Sahin

Wait, I'm confused here. Two tee start is it?

Nuri Sahin

Crappy finish.

Stenson loses in a playoff.

Larrazabal implodes, but does well to scramble to a even par finish to miss out on a E/W place by a single shot.

mailburner

anyone know what price larraz was at start of play

was sure tee times were later so didnt get a chance to lay some off

Pilsbury Doughboy

Pilsbury Doughboy wrote: »

I have Charley Hoffman & Carl Petterson Each Way 66/1

Also Snedeker @ 25/1 win only

Looks like place money for Hoffman, a miracle nearly occurred with him getting in a playoff until Rose made a good putt on the last! Haven't watched much of it this week, that's one tough course though! Up to Stefani now on the 18th!

tomaussie

Rather than picking somebody on the PGA Tour this week I think it's a case of picking reasons as to why you should NOT back JIMMY WALKER. The 12/1 available is skimpy but I'd prefer a 12/1 winner than a 33/1 also ran.

In Europe I'm going with JOOST LUITEN at 28/1 (30's in places).

Singles and the hopeful EW double again.

Nuri Sahin

Greenbrier Classic:

1) Brendon Todd @ 25/1
2) Keegan Bradley @ 33/1
3) Jonas Blixt @ 66/1

Open de France:

1) Joost Luiten @ 30/1
2) Simon Dyson @ 45/1
3) Gregory Havret @ 100/1

Pilsbury Doughboy

Cameron Tringale 100/1 E.W
Scott Stallings 125/1 E.W

That's all I have so far, not the most inspiring field this week, I'm pondering Bradley and De Jonge at the moment , dunno if I will pull the trigger though!