CA Championship at Doral
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Quick question. Are there any US books that offer outrights at 5 places for 1/4? I see there is SIA, but are there any others out there that anyone is aware of? Thanks.
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Really liking Kim this week. However I do hold grudges and im still bitter about the Match play. Decided to split my bet
Kim -125 over Kaymer (72)
Furyk -140 over Kaymer (72)
I like how Kim has gotten better each week, also like how he hasnt quit after a bad round 3, like he would do in years past .. Dont fuck me Anthony or i will be breaking kneecaps :sadwave:
Kim -125 over Kaymer (72)
Furyk -140 over Kaymer (72)
I like how Kim has gotten better each week, also like how he hasnt quit after a bad round 3, like he would do in years past .. Dont fuck me Anthony or i will be breaking kneecaps :sadwave:
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC - CA CHAMPIONSHIP IAN POULTER +1800
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC - CA CHAMPIONSHIP ANTHONY KIM +3000
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC - CA CHAMPIONSHIP VIJAY SINGH +3300
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC - CA CHAMPIONSHIP ANTHONY KIM +3000
ODDS TO WIN THE WGC - CA CHAMPIONSHIP VIJAY SINGH +3300
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Kim 25-1 win, 12 1/2 place, 6-1 show
Poulter 25-1 win, 12 1/2 place, 6-1 show
Holmes 50-1 win, 25-1 place, 12 1/2 show
Yang 80-1 win, 40-1 place, 20-1 show
good luck to all!
Poulter 25-1 win, 12 1/2 place, 6-1 show
Holmes 50-1 win, 25-1 place, 12 1/2 show
Yang 80-1 win, 40-1 place, 20-1 show
good luck to all!
1st Round Match Up
A KIM -140 (A KIM vrs G MCDOWELL)
4 Round Match Up
S CINK -135 (S CINK vrs M WEIR)
A KIM -140 (A KIM vrs G MCDOWELL)
4 Round Match Up
S CINK -135 (S CINK vrs M WEIR)
These WGC events make me feel crazy. On one hand, I hate the short field with the intimation that this tournament is an all-star event, and the other hand, I love the fact that I almost always cash out in the black. The WGC was supposed to be an all new WORLD PROFESSIONAL GOLF TOUR. I was all for that concept. I still am for it. But why the short fields? Why the exclusivity? Whats the big secret? Man, it's the world, get it? The WGC needs twice the normal (144) field size, not half. They need at least twice maybe 4 times the purse. 10 or 12 tournaments a year. All over the globe. But no. We get this cheesed out version of a short field, PGA deal.
Imagine a world golf tour that is really global. Answers to no one, especially the PGA. Booze sponsors, cigarette sponsors, a whole country sponsor, global corporations, rich dudes like the Sultan of The Desert, Donald Trump, Gates, and entities like that. 15 million purse, 5 mil to win, 300 entries. Think about it.
And the winner of this bullshit WGC deal is--- Watney---45-1 SIA
Imagine a world golf tour that is really global. Answers to no one, especially the PGA. Booze sponsors, cigarette sponsors, a whole country sponsor, global corporations, rich dudes like the Sultan of The Desert, Donald Trump, Gates, and entities like that. 15 million purse, 5 mil to win, 300 entries. Think about it.
And the winner of this bullshit WGC deal is--- Watney---45-1 SIA
TO WIN TOURNAMENT
MIKE WEIR (+8080)
HENRIK STENSON (+6014)
TOURNAMENT MATCHUP
MIKE WEIR (+110) over STEWART CINK
MIKE WEIR (+8080)
HENRIK STENSON (+6014)
TOURNAMENT MATCHUP
MIKE WEIR (+110) over STEWART CINK
Ok i need to get back on track.
Villegas 15-1 200 units i had him here all year and he wins last week but still going with him
Furyk 25-1 50 units
Goosen 30-1 50 units
Quiros 40-1 50 units
O. Wilson 50-1 50 units
glta
Villegas 15-1 200 units i had him here all year and he wins last week but still going with him
Furyk 25-1 50 units
Goosen 30-1 50 units
Quiros 40-1 50 units
O. Wilson 50-1 50 units
glta
72 holes
Mahan over Quiros -110
I don't know, I just think Mahan is going to have a huge year, that's all. To be honest, I don't know a lot about Quiros.
Mahan over Quiros -110
I don't know, I just think Mahan is going to have a huge year, that's all. To be honest, I don't know a lot about Quiros.
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Lazy Ramblings - With more info and sites and tweets and broadcasts out there than ever before for cultivating ANGLES and INFORMATION, ive been stupiderest and lazierest than ever before, about researching and posting, through the West Coast swing and pre-Masters stretch that for about 6 seasons out of 8 has been the best part of my season . . . I luv detecting themes to a season, and with a Tiger on the mend, this season came right out of the box with guys flexing their muscles in predictable spots, from Ogilvy to Kaymer to Schwartzel to Couples to Poulter to I'm to lazy to remember the other numerous examples, with me too lazy and stupid to seriously sort much of it out on a weekly or daily basis . . . So off to Florida we went, and my only lazy thought was expect more familiar flexing of muscles in familiar spots by familiar Florida faces, and with a commitment on my part to lazily back Rose and Baird and Singh etc regardless of what they might do in the first week there, the biggest check mark (other than the definite circles) marked up on my odds sheet last week was by the name of Villegas at 33/1, but my lazy mind lacked the rudimentary recollection of the Colombian's huge Florida credentials vis-a-vis the other picks, and I lazily never got back to his name or it would have taken next to nothing to jog my mind and send his name zooming up as one of my top plays ("What a stupid I am." ~ Roberto, "and lazy, too", was my personal mantra all week after the opening 62 in Palm Beach, too lazy further to take the -125 matchup vs. playing partner Kim on Saturday, cue my mantra . . .) . . . Ramble on to this week . . . Simply put, if I had to pick one course that puts an image in my mind of the new club grooves reintroducing the best players to some difficult spots to stop the ball the way they've been accustomed to doing it, and the consequences between being in the right spot vs. not the right spot, it would be the combination of windswept and hard bermuda greens and forced carries and light rough of Doral. Hence my instant play on Zach Johnson as my child of destiny for this week for some time, for what he brings in that breakdown on Dick Wilson's bunker strewn Florida icon, beyond any not unfavorable analysis and expectations I have on the direction of Zach's season to date and going forward and rambling on . . . Anything after Zach beyond familiar Florida faces is just as lazy as anything else YTD, or is from riding my club grooves opinion . . . I was just heading off to take my first look at the odds in Puerto Rico, but I see Skip Kendall is already -2, so my lazy ass was too late for that . . . And iv'e been too lazy to give my 2 cents on Eldrick Tiger Woods, although I've got a bank vault full of observations I could unload . . . I've been meaning to post some of these and other lazy ramblings for some time, but i've been just too damn lazy . . . I'll take a few minutes eventually to toss out a couple more lazy picks on the WGC event.
GL
GL
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Outrights:
Zach Johnson(40/1) e.w.
Geoff Ogilvy(25/1) e.w.
Jim Furyk(25/1) e.w.
Michael Sim(140/1) e.w.
Oliver Wilson(66/1) e.w.
GL
Zach Johnson(40/1) e.w.
Geoff Ogilvy(25/1) e.w.
Jim Furyk(25/1) e.w.
Michael Sim(140/1) e.w.
Oliver Wilson(66/1) e.w.
GL
Westwood 3 putts from 9 feet :mj07: 4 straight bogeys, might be hurt or sick or something, or perhaps hes just going thru the motions and doesn't give a shit :0corn :0corn
- Feb 26, 2001
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- Feb 26, 2001
- 13,593
- 164
- 63
I don't like having this many plays on one round!
Second Round
DJohnson over Scott -165
OWilson over Sim -125
Furyk over Allenby -125
ZJohnson over SHansen -105
:scared
Second Round
DJohnson over Scott -165
OWilson over Sim -125
Furyk over Allenby -125
ZJohnson over SHansen -105
:scared
