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JON RAHM 12/1
Played brilliant at Memorial took 6 shot into final round only to be told test postive for Covid. But back now this the venue won 1st tournament at and cam be place for 1st major.
TONY FINAU 30/1
If look at form at Torey pines read 2.13.6 4
Loves this venue show form here and last month as well.he be there contendingWILL ZALATORIS 55/1
7th on debut at Torrey pines a fine showing and also 2nd on masters debut 6th at us open last year expect him to build on that he shown he a man for big tournaments
HARRIS ENGLISH 85/1
Lost a playoff here to Day a few years ago but does enjoy this course a lot a bad final round cost hom last week but bounce back here
MAX HOMA 110/1
Been 18th and 9th here before and pick up a big win in Genesis open and do very well this week to only issue mot play well in majors but only a matter of time
CAMERON CHAMP 225/1
Powerhouse was 16th here before no top tens this year bevthe type of player who can bounce back to form.
Good luck guys hope see Raymo to
My four e/w to 11 places;
Koepka – 14/1
Finau – 22/1
Hovland – 22/1
Zalatoris – 33/1Good luck all.
I have had quick look and picked six each way shots. Hi Guys by the way
Morikawa 25/1
Lowry 45/1
Grace 125/1
Rose 60/1
English 80/1
Finau 28/1Be Lucky Guys
Jordan Spieth 22/1 (28/1 1st round leader market)
He’s got the mental strength for a Major and his game couldn’t be in much
better shape with 7 top 10s in his last 12 including a win at the Texas
Open 2 months back. He’s got a huge chance I think.Viktor Hovland 25/1 (35/1 1st round leader market
Terrific ball striker, and in the top 10 for birdies scored and overall
score. Six top 10s this year including a win at the Mayakoba
Golf Classic. He’s a Major winner in waiting.Joaquin Niemann 70/1 (60/1 1st round leader market)
He’s maybe not quite in the form of earlier in the year when runner up twice
in Hawaii, but a top 10 finish in the Valspar last month shows he’s capable
of throwing in a good tournament. He looks like there’s nothing of him, but
he hits the ball well off the tee, ranked 9th in driving distance which will
help with this course.Max Homa 80/1 (80/1 1st round leader market)
He’s a winner already this year in the Genesis Open. He hadf a bit of a lull,
and he’s missed 4 cuts this year, but he looked like he had his game back
last time out when T6 at The Memorial. I’ve stuck him up a few times and he’s
done me well. I think he’s overpriced at 80/1.Sebastian Munoz 250/1 (150/1 1st round leader market)
Unsurprisingly he’s a bit of a risk at 250/1, but he’s a very decent player
when all is going well. There’s no doubt he’s a bit of a streaky player
and although he missed the cut at The Memorial last time out, he was in
very good form the time before with a T3 at the Charles Schwab. If there’s
a shock afoot he’s one of the more likely candidates.That’s my lot Darren, I’m a bit late posting them up as there’s so much
on the go at the moment. Great to see you back Raymo and nice to have Pants
with us too. Best of luck fellasLooks like they are all trying to lose it rather than win it!! Apart from Rahm and Louis!!
English done well for us Raymo and hope Rahm can win it but he left his putter in fridge today
Rahm birdie on 18th he got his putter out of fridge on last 2 holes 1 clear but Oosthuizen got holes left
Just checked in here guys, well done Darren, Rahm was a worthy winner and it made up
for the bad luck at The Memorial. A nice E/W for you and Raymo with English too, great
stuff guysWELL DONE DAZZLER with RAHM and English placed too!! I did think at one point English had a chance of winning because everybody seemed to be falling off the cliff but the top two held it together.
Am happy that after a brief hiatus I managed to get three placed at 25/1 80/1 and 125/1 although the 125/1 place was tempered by being a dead heat 4/7 ths of my money but hey ho can’t complain
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