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The 1st ATP event of the year is back Western and Southern open
DANILL MEDVEDEV 7/1
US open runner up and won in Cincy last year it the same courts at US open next week all the top players are here to.Bautista Agut be in the last 8 and before that potential match not many should cause him issues unless he lacks match fitness a last 4 with Djokovic but beaten him in Cinci.
STEFANOS TSITISPAS 9/1
The greek god look like breaking in the top 4 and got everything to make that jump won ATP Tour finals last year a couple of big servers in draw with Isner and Anderson which could get him out of his comfort zone while Berretini may await in last 8 good enough beat him same with Thiem.
WTA Western and Southern open
KAROLINA PLISKOVA 10/1
Has been runner up in us open lost to Kerber and her booming serve be ideal on courts that get faster as week progress 1st match likely vs Kudermetova after that maybe Mertens in last 16 with maybe Sabalenka in last 8 and maybe Kvitova or Osaka in semi.
COCO GAUFF 28/1
She can come on for the run to Lexington semi finals last week play well look in fine form to she have no issue over fitness has Sakkari up 1st and while a last 16 clash with Serena tough for me Serena not convince me last week.Doubts over Konta to and this bottom half not strong at all.
Any views on final day in wales open Valimaki 100/1 Pieters my best hopes
See madness in Northern trust Scheffler hit a 59 and DJ hit a 60 though DJ left door open has he was 11under after 11holes not get a birdie in last 7holes i hope Wolff or Oosthuizein make a charge tonight.
Hi Darren, well done having Valimaki right up there in 3rd place at the wales Open.
he’s yet to tee off and most certainly not without a chance of winning just 3 shots
off the lead. Pieters at just a further shot back has just as big a chance, he’s
just the type to hit a 65 or 66. My initial guys were trailing when i took the
25/1 for Connor Syme that I mentioned earlier. He blew his chance last week when
he could have won, perhaps with that experience he might just get over the line this
time. I should have taken him from the start, but was a bit peed off when he blew
his chance last week. I thought it might get into his head and he would be down but
he’s proved me wrong (so far) in this one. He’s 13/8 favourite and I’m being offered
a decent cash-out by Paddy Power, but I’m going to let him run to the end.Raymo your man Johnston has got off to a good start with 2 under for his round today
after 3 holes. He’s 2 under and that might be too far back to catch them, unless the
leaders come back a bit, but he’s bang in the place money, good luck with him
Apologies raymo, I just realised I was talking about the wrong Johnston
Your guy is a couple of shots back from that and needs to have a good back 9 if
he’s to get into the places. Good luckA 100/1 who finish 2nd is ok but i feel ol dazzler never get another winner in Golf unless Oosthuizein turns into Prime Tiger tonight
What made it worse i normally back Langasque as well.
Well done with Valimaki Darren, he didn’t quite manage to get his head in front
but a 100/1 place is a pretty good next best thing. Very well done mateBMW Championship bets
JON RAHM 10/1
He got better last week as the week got on and while DJ rampant a feeling the beast of basque country can turn up and put on a show he play here before when De Chambeau won US Ametuer everything can click for him this week.
DANIEL BERGER 22/1
Was 3rd last week and like Rahm got better as round went on he starting to fufill potential and for me a bold run on the cards for him.
TIGER WOODS 40/1
Expect a big run from him wants to make East lake has play here before 20th us open and last week a final round 66 to suggest a title run is possible this week.
ROBBY SHELTON 300/1
This young player was 13th last week and will not be feared of big names here and he got the talent to outrun his big odds.
Bets for UK Championship
MATT WALLACE 18/1
A batch of players coming back from the states and every chance there the ones to focus on and this main bet won enjoys coming home for UK events winner on the ET to play well at Memorial was 4th if anywhere near that form can win this well.
MATTHIAS SCHWAB 18/1
On both tours still a maiden but that win is coming soon was 3rd in Barracuda championship and while a lack of top tens this not ideal i feel can improve again in this event
VICTOR PEREZ 28/1
Won Alfred dunhill links last year so know he comfy on UK tracks this i feel bit over priced this week was in cracking form before lockdown and was 23 last time out at PGA which shows form is on the way back could happen here.
MARCUS KINHUIT 40/1
Everytime on a UK track one to fear he is and 1st time back last week show enough to suggest a title bid coming soon would been rusty and now will improve for that a live danger this week.
MIN WOO LEE 125/1
Seen young potential stars win in Horsfield and Langasque this guy be next won in Australia but in terms of European soil no win yet was 6th in English championship a MC last week be forgiven this talent be on the leaderboards again.
Good luck guys some great golf this week.
Guys i add 4 bets to Korn ferry tour event which is Tour championship.
CAMERON YOUNG 30/1
OLLIE SCHNIEDERJANS 28/1
CHARLIE SAXON 45/1
HARRISON ENDICOYTT 100/1Also guys any bets on golf this week start tomorrow
Handa UK Championships
Haotong Li 16/1 (30/1 1st round leader market)
He’s been getting better each time he’s played since the break,
T75 at the St Jude, T17 at the US PGA and T8 last week at the
Wales open. Considering he went off the rails in the 3rd round,
with a 76, he did well to finish T17. He knows he should have done
better and I think will here.Gavin Green 22/1 (40/1 1st round leader market)
I keep putting him up, and he keeps being there or thereabouts without
quite getting his head in front. 5 top 20s out of his last 6 isn’t bad
but he’s a good enough player to be winning at this level. I hope I’m
not saying the same thing next week.Thorbjorn Olesen 80/1 (90/1 1st round leader market)
He’s a talented golfer, and it’s all about where his head is at the moment.
He was suspended a year ago after the allegations of sexual assault on a
flight from Nashville to London. He only started back earlier this month
at the Hero Open, when the Tour relented and let him start back as his case
has been moved forward to 2021 because of the pandemic, where he missed the
cut. T34 at the English Championship and T66 at the Celtic Classic aren’t
exactly encouraging, but if he can manage to concentrated on his golf he
would, as a 5 time winner, have every chance here. His 1st round will tell
us plenty.Louis De Jager 125/1 (80/1 1st round leader market)
I think Louis is a big price considering his latest form. He was T14 earlier
this month in the English Championship, with the worst of his rounds being a
69, and T15 last time out in the Wales Open. He has basically carried on the
form he had before the shutdown, where he had 2 top 10s in February. I think
he should continue his good form here and hopefully get into the place money
at the least.I’ll stick my BMW picks in shortly Darren, I’ve got them all sorted out and
bets are onBMW Championship
Jon Rahm 10/1 (20/1 1st round leader market)
I agree with Darren that Rahm’s game is going the right way again and I expect him to
make his mark right from the off. I think that the 20/1 for 1st round leader is overly
generous and now that the number 1 status has come and gone, he can get back to
winning ways again. I think he will feel that he has something to prove here after
slipping from the top.Colin Morikawa 22/1 (30/1 1st round leader market)
He’s the real deal, his final round in the PGA showed he had arrived as a major force, and
that shot at the 16th is the stuff of legends. It will get shown again and again over the
years. It didn’t surprise me a bit that he missed the cut at the Northern trust last week,
dealing with the fallout from his 1st Major was bound to take it’s toll. I think normal
service will be resumed here. If he can find the form of his PGA win I think he can win
this.Viktor Hovland 35/1 (40/1 1st round leader market)
He’s still finding his way, but he’s an exciting young player who’s already got a tournament
in the bag, the Puerto Rico Open back in February before the shutdown. He’s not done half
bad since they started up again with 4 top 20s including a 3rd at the Workday and T18 last
time out at the Northern trust. Low rounds are common place with Viktor so he’s definitely
a candidate for the 1st round leader market.Sabastian Munoz 300/1 (110/1 1st round leader market)
I think it’s fairly safe to say Sabastian is a pretty streaky player, but I think Bet365 must
have been looking the other way when he was playing last week at the Northern trust (T18)
where he looked like he was getting to grips with his game again. He was finding his form
just before the shutdown when T14 at the WGC Mexico Championship, but he’s found it difficult
since the resumption with 4 missed cuts in his 1st 5 tournaments. He did at least make the cut
last but one at the Wyndham and thentook another step forward last week with the T18. He can
win, he did it last backend at the Sanderson farms and his 3rd in the RSM show he wasn’t a one
trick pony. I think his odds are insulting, but not that insulting that I won’t take themThat will do for me this week Darren, I hope we see Raymo and MOM this week. Hope we all get
off to a flyer, good luck guysBigG you see the madness going on in the Golf in BMW open only 2 players were under par in 1st round out of 69 players.Are good pal Raymo be loving it he loves it when they suffer like this
Hope you ok Raymo to
I’ve been watching it Darren, it’s playing mega tough out there. I think anyone
3 over and under is still in with a good shout. It’s my outsider, Munoz, who’s doing
the best of mine at even par. he’s just starting his 2nd round. I’ll be happy if
he finishes anything from 2 under to level par. I think the winner might be as low
as 4 or 5 under.Well done with the place last week Dazzler
Sorry guys life got in the way this week so have not had any golf bets but it was good to see em struggling LOL
I think birdies and eagles should be cherished and not just the norm!
I see in the US that thee are plenty in with chances and have backed a couple each way at halfway Kisner at 40/1 and Finau at 18/1
And at the Belfry I am on Burmeister at 33/1 and Easton at 150/1
Good Luck Guys Totally agree, Raymo. Last week’s event was unwatchable but I’m looking forward to tuning in tonight.
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