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Happy for you BigG well done with Reed and Hovland a shame Van Rooyen double bogey same hole JT went to pot a decent 3rd at 150/1
Crazy it may sound see hills prices on Honda classic do all bets now as players at there prices got now bigger than i expected bets up tonight.Oman open likely tomorrow
Bets for Honda classic there 6
RICKIE FOWLER 14/1
A winner here in 2017 and was 2nd last year is ideal place for him to win again he loves PGA National normally
Thomas,Reed and Rory be here but not so weaker event should be clear fave but got Koepka who still coming back from injury Fleetwood never won in the states.Fowler the man to beatERIK VAN ROOYEN 50/1
This a event I had my eye on for him since start of year normally winner of this title also excels in links events think Scott,Harrington Fowler himself and EVR was brilliant last week 3rd in Mexico carear best and though making debut here can put a bold show in.
DANIEL BERGER 40/1
Lost a playoff here to Harrington which shows players make debut here can go close to winning it why I like EVR above.But back to this guy starting to find form at right time was 9th in Phoniex open and 5th in Pebble beach a week to recover and on a course likes can go far this week.
EMILLIANO GRILLO 80/1
Was 3rd in Puerto rico that event a low scoring course so that can be upgraded for him back to PGA National where it a tough demanding layout best here was 8th and everything in place for good week
WYNDHAM CLARK 80/1
My pal Raymo fave golfer he is if go back to last year he led the field after 3rounds that was on debut which suggest able to go well again in the end was 7th but since follow up with other decent performances and coming into form last few weeks to 18th and 17th but could do a bit better here now 12months on after debut here.
MAVERICK MC NEALEY 150/1
Shock by opening price by hills when power was 80/1 but I take it did disappoint in Puerto rico but he a California boy those types do well here on debut as Berger shown and at prices I feel he take a shine to this venue.
Oman open bets up tomorrow guys
Also BigG you seen highlights of win by Hovland on youtube got it up there now that a long birdie at the last chuck a treble bogey in good job not watch it live no idea how you been.
Darren, it was just as well that I couldn’t watch it live, it was stressful enough
following it on the PGA site. I knew he needed a birdie at the last, but because
it didn’t have the shot following facility on the Peurto rico event I didn’t realise
just how long that last putt was. Having watched it on youtube I would have been a
gibbering wreck
What a way to finish, it shows that not only is he a talented
golfer, he has the bottle when it comes to the crunch. He’ll get a huge amount of
confidence from that putt, he’s one to watch
Bets for Oman open.Course form is last 2years and also look at challenge tour grand final
THOMAS PIETERS 11/1
Was 5th here before and he not in the masters a win here not get him there but a boost for him he can boss this field as long as putter can behave his ball striking world class but the putts not going in if changes this week should win.
SAM HORSFIELD 66/1
A MC here last year but 12months i expect better from him think can happen to one of many maidens on tour who people felt win by now was 12th in Abu dhabi and 7th in Handa vic can go close
CLEMENT SORDETT 80/1
He is a CD Winner here won challenge tour grand final if look at names he had behind him to they were
Victor Perez,Erik Van Rooyen,Marcus Kinhuit.And others and could of won here again last year but lost to Kitiyama another bold bid on the cards.SEAN CROCKER 100/1
Was 5th here in challenge tour in 2018 when only Victor Perez,Romain Langasque and Adri Arnaus above him.
Has shown some promise this year and i feel way to big here he isSEBASTIAN HESSELLE 150/1
Has form in Dubai showed that on 3events this year also been 2nd here to Laporta in challenge tour last year so handles layout well and can go well at a big price.
Good luck guys this week and hope Grimes ok to
Oman Open
Joost Luiten 22/1 (40/1 1st round leader market)
He needs to get back to his form of last year, where he had 10 top 20s and
6 top 10s, but he likes it round here, and had it not been for an uncharacteristic
2nd round 77 he would have been a lot closer than the T12 he finished up last
year. All things considered that wasn’t a bad result and I think he can do better
than of late. He’s a multiple winner, so if he’s in contention come Sunday
he’s not one to freeze.Gavin Green 28/1 (45/1 1st round leader market)
He can play a bit this guy, and although he’s still looking for his 1st win
on the European Tour, he’s not been far away this year with a T3 last time
out in the Saudi International. Of his last 4 he’s had 2 top 20s and 2 just
outside the top 20. A 1st round to match last week’s at 64 would be most
welcome in that market, and he’s very capable of repeating it.Haotong Li 35/1 (30/1 1st round leader market)
He’s not been in the best of form at the start of this year, and I’ve been
a bit disappointed seeing as he had a string of top 20s last year, and has
already at 24yrs got a couple of wins under his belt. However, I clocked
him in the last round of the Saudi International earlier this month where
he looked more like his old self with a nice round of 66. Last time out he
missed the cut down under in the Handa Vic Open, but he was a touch unlucky
and rounds of 67 and 69 were far from bad rounds and he just missed out. I
think he might do better here this week.Pablo Larrazabal 80/1 (80/1 1st round leader market)
Winner of the Alfred dunhill last month, I think he’s very over priced at 80s
here. He didn’t do too well last time out, but he was more at home the time
before when T13 in the saudi International, with a very nice finishing round
of 64. Has a much better chance than his odds suggest.I’ll get my bets in for the Honda Classic a little later.
Well after one placed in each tourney last week hopefully I can get one in the win column or at least one of the big prices placed which I have been close with the last few weeks
HONDA CLASSIC
Have tried to go with big hitters who do well here!
K KITAYAMA 80/1
R ISHIKAWA 300/1
T FLEETWOOD 12/1
D MCCARTHY 100/1OMAN OPEN
Looks likely to favour links players here
M SOUTHGATE 100/1
C PAISLEY 90/1
R FISHER 35/1
F ZANOTTI 90/1Good Luck Guys
Raymo no Wyndham Clark for Honda if he wins be a Raymo moan alert on sunday night son
BigG any bets on Honda
Sorry I’m a bit late here guys, as Raymo says sometimes life gets in
the way. Too many things all going at the same time
Anyway, I got my bets on a couple of days back so here they are.I should also say that I’m a bit sick to see Guido Migliozzi topping
the leaderboard as I type this at 6 under in the Oman Open. I’ve put
him up several times, and nearly stuck him up this time. he was 100/1
and 80/1 for 1st round leader. I’m praying that some of our guys, or
anyone, gets ahead of him or I’ll need to go out and buy a cat so I
can kick it Honda Classic
Rickie Fowfer 14/1 (25/1 1st round leader market)
He’s got great form here, a previous winner and runner up. he’s had a
few weeks off and coming here fresh I think he has every chance. I hope
he’s 1 off the lead going into the last day, we know what he’s sometimes
like when he’s 2 or 3 up…..his golfing brain flips out the window Sungjae Im 30/1 (40/1 1st round leader market)
Apart from a T10 in the American Express this year he’s really not quite got
going. Last year he had a string of top 10s and although he did little more
than make the cut here last year. He’s a young golfer with a really good
game and I fancy him to do well this week.Viktor Hovland 30/1 (40/1 1st round leader market)
This guy is headed for the top. He got that important 1st win under his belt
last week in Peurto Rico and whilst back to back winners are about as rare as
hen’s teeth, I wouldn’t back against this guy doing well. He has a great attitude,
a great game and that 12ft put for the win last week shows that he’s got bottle
too. He owes me nothing after last week, so i won’t desert him this week.Harold Varner 100/1 (80/1 1st round leader market)
He’s a pocket rocket, not that tall but still hits the ball a good way. He’s a
good player on his day and after 4 missed cuts he looked to be coming back into
form in the Genisis Invitational last time out (T13). I think at the odds it’s
worth taking a chance that he could get into the money this week.That’s me done guys, best of luck this week
I not do that Ray just a golfer you go for a lot and not forget play well here last year and good start by him today
Good chances in Tennis Dimitrov 16/1 in semi final but has Rafa
Kvitova at 14/1 just beat Barty in final vs Sabalenka tomorrow
Sordett flying today and put himself in chance he has
BigG got Luiten going well
How you guys see both events now
I must admit Darren I’m quite keen on Luiten, but your man Sordett had
some round, he’s in with a big shout. Raymo your man Zanotti was in a great
position at the start of play, but had the worst start he could have, 3 over
for his round after 6 holes. Thankfully he came roaring back with 4 birdies
and no more bogies for a round of 1 under. Not what you were looking for but
still not out of it at 6 under. I’ve got Haotong li on the same score, but
they both need a superb round and maybe need the leaders to faulter a bit.In the Honda the course is playing tough and I reckon any player under par at
the moment has every chance. That brings in Sungjae and Varner for me,Fleetwood
for Raymo and Berger for darren.All in all guys I think we are in a pretty good position at the moment. Hopefull
this is another good week for us. Best of luck in the tennis too Darren It’s not going to plan in Oman, at least not for Luiten who is 2 over
for his round and 3 back of the lead I’ve not given up hope
yet, but I see Migliozzi is hovering with plenty of others at 11 under,
and I’d hate to completely miss out if he wins seeing as He’s been one
I’ve expected to come good, and I deserted him this week, so I’ve take
the 9/1 with Paddy Power just in case.Darren your man Sordet has fallen foul along with Luiten and has also
just dropped 2 shots, but his 3 previous birdies keep him not far off.
Raymo Zanotti 1 under for his round but pity about his 2 bogies.It’s never over til it’s over, but we could be doing better
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