Wells Fargo Championship

[Tommyjay]

I narrowed my choices, (that actually pay something) to six players. Based on last year's performance at this venue, this years results so far, and overall golf legacy, this is the list.

Mahan Grade A+, 20-1
Z Johnson grade A for this week 35-1
Bill Haas also gd A, 45-1
Kevin Na A-, 60-1
Fowler B+, 50-1
JB Holmes grade B, 115-1

I would take any one of these guys and feel good about my bet.
My choice this week---Kevin Na 60-1.

 

[sharky17]

TOURNAMENT

LUCAS GLOVER (-110) over PAT PEREZ

Have a good weekend, Fellas.

:toast:

 

[Cie]

McIlroy first round leader +1200

He tends to start fast, so I like this at nearly double his win odds.

 

[Dallasbetgolf]

Van Pelt 30-1 win, 15-1 place, 7 1/2 show

Bradley 30-1 win, 15-1 place, 7 1/2 show

Fowler 40-1 win, 20-1 place, 10-1 show

Huh 60-1 win, 30-1 place, 15-1 show

Good luck to all!

 

[6 under]

Tringale -105 over Day for tournament

 

[Phenom]

To WIN!

B. Haas 33-1
P. Mickelson 9-1
B. De Jonge 70-1

Stupid auto correct

 

[Whalers Rule]

1 unit ew
Allenby 200-1

 

[Tommyjay]

72 holes 5d
Bill Haas over Fowler -105
Watney over BVP +130

 

[Another Steve]

Zack is my Man this week, 59 people picked Dufner last week...I'm lacking. Third week in a row picking Tringale...50-1

1st Round Match Up
J HUH (RND 1) -110 (J HUH (RND 1) vrs K NA (RND 1))

Outrights
ODDS TO WIN WELLS FARGO CHAMPIONSHIP JIM FURYK +1800
ODDS TO WIN WELLS FARGO CHAMPIONSHIP ZACH JOHNSON +3000
ODDS TO WIN WELLS FARGO CHAMPIONSHIP WEBB SIMPSON +2500
ODDS TO WIN WELLS FARGO CHAMPIONSHIP CAMERON TRINGALE +5000

4 Round Match Up
C TRINGALE +105 (J DAY vrs C TRINGALE)

 

[lostinamerica]

Outrights:

Webb Simpson(33/1) e.w.
Bill Haas(40/1) e.w.
Robert Allenby(200/1) e.w.

GL

 

[Stanley]

Round 2 play (4pts):

John Senden to beat Brendon De Jonge -125 @ 5Dimes
Both players in the top-10 after the 1st round, but Senden played far better yesterday, ranking 20th in total driving and 4th in greens in regulation (De Jonge ranked 117th and 30th respectively). He is also much more likely to remain in the top-10: whereas De Jonge has finished in that position in any of his last 12 events, Senden has done so in five of his last 12 starts. It was a good start by the South African, but also given that he is playing his 9th event in ten weeks, I don't expect him to stay there.

[unofficial rd2 system plays: Singh tb Slocum -138; Singh tb Bae -120; Garrigus tb Wagner -125; Mayfair tb Points +110]

 

[Stanley]

Round 3 play (4pts):

J.B. Holmes to beat Aaron Baddeley +115 @ 5Dimes
Can't see why Holmes is such a large underdog in this matchup. Baddeley has struggled this week - just 11 players have hit fewer greens in regulation than him - but given that his best finish in seven attempts at Quail Hollow is 40th, it is presumably the course that doesn't suit his game, rather particular problems in department. However, missed cuts in two of his last three starts suggest that maybe there are some problems there. Not so for Holmes who has finishes of 8th and 13th in his last three starts and he has four top-10 finishes this season already. In terms of his ability to play this course setup, he was a top-10 finisher here last year. Both are ten shots off the lead, but I'd side with J.B. as the more likely to close the gap on Nick Watney today.

[unofficial rd3 system plays: McNeill tb Karlsson +100; Moore tb Senden +120; Bae tb Noh -105; Henry tb Driscoll +100]

 

[ormond80]

Take: R.Fowler +150 ov. Macilroy. 3rd round.

Happy Gaming!

 

[Another Steve]

3rd Round Match Up

W SIMPSON (RND 3) -130 (N WATNEY (RND 3) vrs W SIMPSON (RND 3))

 

[Stanley]

Round 4 play (4pts):

Geoff Ogilvy to beat Stewart Cink -118 @ Expekt [available generally]
No hesitation in opposing Cink who has been in poor form recently - three missed cuts in his last four starts - and has started the final round in the top-10 just three times since the start of 2010. On those three occasions, he has shot 70-74-74. That's quite a change in a player who won the Open Championship in 2009. And then there is his double-bogey on the last hole last night. Simon Dyson has just shown how difficult that can be to overcome when you're at the top of the leaderboard. Given Cink's recent form, it may also linger for him today.

[unofficial rd4 system plays: Garrigus tb Noh -125; Overton tb O'Hair -111; Fowler tb Watney +110; Senden tb McNeill -120; Toms tb O'Hair -110]

 

[Cie]

4th round

Points -125 over Cink

I went large here.

Glta