Paylor_Shade_Of_Blue
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Ive just backed Westwood to win, Choi and Kaymer e/w. I'll be happy if they make the cut and have have a chance come sunday so i get 4 days of entertainment out of my bets.
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The Open Championship 2011
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Garrinchas---Dog
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Cabrera @80/1
Fisher @80/1
Jacobson@90/1
Coetzee@200/1 +125/1 for 1st round leader
All e/w for small stakes
Fisher @80/1
Jacobson@90/1
Coetzee@200/1 +125/1 for 1st round leader
All e/w for small stakes
jay_mcfc
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I really like Donald as a player, he has a stunning golf swing (reminds me of the beauty of Ian Bell when he bats...I know they're different sports) and he seems like such a sound guy. Plus he uses Mizuno, the best irons bar none.
However, I'm desperate for Casey to win a major. He's been my favourite player for years but his rounds in majors are always so inconsistent. He's the kind of guy that can have three scores in the 60's then hit an 80. He also has the capability of hitting 4/5 birdies on the trot then bogeying just as many straight after. He's got the all round game to win a major and in fact even be number 1 if he gets his game back in shape. His near miss last year in the open seems to have sent him backwards but hopefully he'll come good again this week.
It's fairly obvious Westwood is feeling the pressure in a similar way to Murray is in majors. His mood seems to be very defensive but then there is a lot of pressure on these English golfers. They're an incredibly talented bunch but they're not a Faldo or Monty just yet. Maybe a major for one of them will change that.
However, I'm desperate for Casey to win a major. He's been my favourite player for years but his rounds in majors are always so inconsistent. He's the kind of guy that can have three scores in the 60's then hit an 80. He also has the capability of hitting 4/5 birdies on the trot then bogeying just as many straight after. He's got the all round game to win a major and in fact even be number 1 if he gets his game back in shape. His near miss last year in the open seems to have sent him backwards but hopefully he'll come good again this week.
It's fairly obvious Westwood is feeling the pressure in a similar way to Murray is in majors. His mood seems to be very defensive but then there is a lot of pressure on these English golfers. They're an incredibly talented bunch but they're not a Faldo or Monty just yet. Maybe a major for one of them will change that.
tasker
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goosen 50/1
cabrera 75/1
p hansen 80/1
casey 80/1
coetzee 200/1
olesen 250/1
all couple of quid each way
cabrera 75/1
p hansen 80/1
casey 80/1
coetzee 200/1
olesen 250/1
all couple of quid each way
BlueHammer85
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Each way is for pussys
JoeMercer'sWay
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went to part of the practice day today and at the back of the 18th the nazi stewards stopped players signing autographs for kids, absolute disgrace.
Markt85 said:Each way is for pussys
Yeah because you'd always back the straight win in a field of 156.
Westwood 14/1
Kaymer 25/1
Garcia 33/1
Byrd 200/1
All E/W
BlueHammer85
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Rorys reign is over :)