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DUSTIN JOHNSON 16/1
Not win it in April but later in the year
Can be a dual winner here. Was 4th in matchplay. But is starting to get back to his best.Scottie Schefler 25/1 ante post
Been the in form player won 3 tournament in 6 weeks and new number one player in the world.
19th and 18th at Augusta expect better and also his caddie used to be with Bubba Watson another reason go wellWILL ZALATORIS 35/1
Om masters debut was 2nd should of won Farmers insurance open loss in playoff. And no shock if break his maiden duck here
ABRAHAM ANCER 90/1 Ante post
Is coming here after he WD last week as long he back to full fitness can make a impact here.
THOMAS PIETERS 110/1 Boosted price
Has been 4th here on debut won In Abu Dhabi this year. Has high class form in elite events and not to be under estimated
LUKE LIST 125/1
Makes his return to Augusta after debut as a amateur in 2005 was 33rd that year. Only lives a hour away so expect him to had practice rounds here to. And like Pieters can suprise rivals here
Good luck guys I add bets in specials markets to later in the week
I’ll bite. Rory 20/1, and “finally” achieve his Slam!
There are some interesting wagering propositions:
WINNING REGION BETTING ODDS (approximate)
USA 2/3
Great Britain & Ireland 3/1
Rest of World 5/1
Continental Europe 7/1WINNING NATIONALITY BETTING ODDS
American 5/7
English 17/2
Spanish 9/1
Irish 11/1
Australian 12/1
South African 29/1
Korean 34/1
Japanese 34/1
Canadian 34/1
Scottish 80/1
Italian 100/1GROUPS BETTING ODDS – GROUP A
Jon Rahm 2/1
Justin Thomas 5/2
Cameron Smith 5/2
Dustin Johnson 3/1GROUP B:
Scottie Scheffler 5/2
Rory McIlroy 5/2
Collin Morikawa 5/2
Brooks Koepka 3/1Group C:
Jordan Spieth 5/2
Viktor Hovland 5/2
Patrick Cantlay 5/2
Xander Schauffele 3/1Good luck, all!
Seems like forever since the last Major!
Four for me all e/w to 10 places.
Thomas 12/1
Koepka 18/1
Xander 22/1
Lowry 33/1
Good luck all.
Well I have been studying for weeks and this is the shopping list I have come up with!!
Outright Bets all each way varying places
D JOHNSON 14/1
X SCHAUFFELE 20/1
P CANTLAY 20/1 (Win Only)
T HATTON 60/1
G WOODLAND 90/1
M LEISHMAN 90/1
E VAN ROOYEN 150/1
C DAVIS 300/1I have also backed the outsiders Van Rooyen 290 Woodland 130 and Cam Davis 530 on the machine to lay if they do well early cos I don’t expect them to win but could make money both ways on them.
I am on Cam Davis at 16/1 to be top rookie Tyrell at 14/1 to be top Euro and 4/1 to be top Englishman and Davis at 16/1 to make cut.
I think DJ and Xander are my main two and would love to see Xander win
Be Lucky Folks
My not very original selections:
Scheffler 16/1
Smith 16/1
Johnson 18/1
Morikawa 20/1
Spieth 22/1
Leishman 75/1Will Zalatoris 33/1 (33/1 1st round leader market)
He’s an emerging big talent in the game and just as importantly
he can handle this course having finished 2nd on his own last
year on his 1st attempt.Tyrrell Hatton 50/1 (50/1 1st round leader market)
I think he’s got the game for here. There’s no doubt shots will be dropped,
and Hatton has the best bounce back record on the tour. I think that is
going to be key, he’s now mentally strong.Mark Leishman 70/1 (60/1 1st round leader market)
It’s not been the happiest of hunting grounds for Leishman in 6 attempts,
but he’s in very decent form and the likely wind and rain will suit him a
lot more than some others. He’s due a big winRobert MacIntyre 125/1 (80/1 1st round leader market)
He put up a good show here last year to finish T12 here and T8 in The Open. He’s a
very decent golfer on his day, and he, as can be seen, doesn’t bottle it in the
Majors. 125/1 8 places with Bet365 is well worth a shot.Mackenzie Hughes 250/1 (125/1 1st round leader market)
Had a poor final round of 76 last year, he wasn’t alone there, but his
1st 3 rounds of Par Par Par, was a solid effort. He was really unfortunate
in the match play last time out, he was the only player in the field not
to get through to the knock out stages with 2 wins and a draw. His game
seems good at the moment. 250/1 8 places Bet365 or if you want to drop to
200/1 you can get 11 places with Skybet. Not the craziest bet I’ve ever
had.Very best of luck everyone, I love this tournament above all others
Know nothing about golf, but backed 3 on the machine.
Cameron Smith @ 20 (This one was at the behest of my mate, who can’t have him beaten)
Robert MacIntyre @ 210 (He’s from Oban, apparently. I enjoyed Oban on my 1 and only visit. No further justification.)
Christiaan Bezuidenhout @ 310 (Cracking name. Wikipedia suggests he’s a winner on the Sunshine Tour which sounds delightful).
No bets for me as I need to be a good boy with my money, but I’ve tipped up Cameron Smith 16/1, Dusitn Johnsoon 16/1, Si Woo Kim 90/1 and Brian Harman 100/1 to my mate to bet on, think he’s got Finau too.
Can’t wait! Best of luck to everyone!
Just seen Stewart Cink is 200/1 that’s way too big, came 12th here last year and placed 7th in his last tournament the other week, hes come back into form the past couple of years. Great e/w play imo if it’s 5th of the odds then 40/1 for him to place seems incredibly generous.
Found out this morning that my next student loan payment comes in on Monday, which means I can afford to chuck down £30 on the golf, best news ever!
I’ve gone for (skybet top 11 ew)
Cameron Smith
Si Woo Kim
Kevin Na
Brian Harman
Stewart CinkI’ve swapped Justin Thomas for Jon Rahm in play. Watch Justin Thomas blitz the course now lol.
Jon Rahm 14-1 ew 6 places
Cameron Smith 14-1 ew 10 placesGo on Cameron! Haven’t bet on him but very happy to see Sungae up there! My favourite player by a country mile, suuuuper slow swing and usually has a big smile on his face, was on him a couple of years ago when he came 2nd, what a man!
Apologies for the aftermiming but at pub last night watching the golf so didn’t have a chance to post, chucked £10 e/w on my guy Sungjae Im 15/1 while he was on the back 9, came to the conclusion (in my incredibly intoxicated state) that I’d probably cry if he won and I hadn’t bet on him so my hand was forced.
What a man, did anyone catch him at the Par 3 contest? They showed a clip of his dad hitting a great iron close to the pin and the look on Sungjae’s face was maybe the cutest thing I’ve seen in a long time, he just looked so god damn happy and excited. Can’t help but root for him! Love his unique swing too and watching him hit the ball is a beauty to behold. To my untrained eye it actually looks like he’s sped up his swing just a touch this year.
Very happy with Scottie St the halfway stage a 5 shot lead I just hope he not watch Jordan Speith toss the masters away when Willett won it
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