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Tour Championship (Day Four)
A second place at 40/1 for our man, Ryan Moore, who was beaten in a Playoff by Rory McIlroy, who played a sensational back nine. Notables include McIlroy -12, Moore -12, Chappell -12, Dustin -5, Scott -4, Kuchar -1, Snedeker Par, Speith Par, Mickelson +1
Jordan Speith 8/1 Par Tied 17th
Jimmy Walker 40/1 +7 28th
Ryan Moore 40/1 -12 Tied 1st - 2nd in Playoff.
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Alfred Dunhill Links Championships
A tricky one to assess, played over three courses, St Andrews, Kingsbarns & Carnoustie. Hard to judge how players will perform after the Ryder Cup so I am looking at high priced players with a decent track record on links courses, particularly these three.
Louis Oosterhuizen leads the market at 16/1 with Grace, Pieters & Wiesberger close behind. Players who were at Hazeltine last week include Pieters, Kaymer, Willett, Cabrera Bello, Fitzpatrick, Westwood and Clarke. I shall give them all a swerve this week. Here are my value picks.
Alex Noren 22/1
Tommy Fleetwood 33/1
Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1
Paul Dunne 125/1
Paul Lawrie 200/1
Christian Bezuidenhout 350/1
Oliver Wilson 500/1
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Alfred Dunhill Links Championships (Day One)
Alax Noren leads on -8 by one shot from Ross Fisher. Other Notables include Cabrera Bello -2, Pieters -2, Kaymer -1, Oosthuizen -1, Kjeldsen -1, Lowry Par, Grace +1, Weisberger +1, Willett +1, McDowell +2, Westwood +3, Fitzpatrick +4. This has been played over three courses and the cut is after 54 holes so the contest isn't even until then but Noren has played Carnoustie, the toughest course, so should be in great shape to go very close.
Alex Noren 22/1 -8 1st
Tommy Fleetwood 33/1 Par Tied 69th
Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1 +1 Tied 90th
Paul Dunne 125/1 Par Tied 69th
Christian Bezuidenhout 350/1 +2 Tied 114th
Oliver Wilson 500/1 +4 Tied 147th
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Alfred Dunhill Links Championships (Day Two)
Ross Fisher leads by one on -11 from Lagergren. Other notables include Noren -9, Pieters -6, Kaymer -5, Kjeldsen -5, Wiesberger -5, Warren -5, Lowry -4, Cabrera Bello -4, Colsaerts -3, Johnston -3, McDowell -3, Oosterhuizen -2, Harrington -1, Levy Par, Willett +2, Grace +4, O'Hair +5, Donaldson +6, Fitzpatrick +6, Westwood +13. Noren still in great shape in third despite a quiet day & Fleetwood looking good for a place.
Alex Noren 22/1 -9 3rd
Tommy Fleetwood 33/1 -5 Tied 12th
Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1 +1 Tied 85th
Paul Dunne 125/1 Par Tied 70th
Christian Bezuidenhout 350/1 +5 Tied 113th
Oliver Wilson 500/1 +8 Tied 157th
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Football League Bets
Just about enough form in the book to start betting profitably this week. So three minimum bets to go for.
Gillingham v Oldham - Under 10.5 Corners at 1.975
Mansfield v Notts County - Under 2.5 Goals at 1.800
Stevenage v Plymouth - Over 10.5 Corners at 1.975
Correct Score Bets
Peterborough v Bury 1-1 1-2
Bradford v Shrewsbury 1-1 2-1
Morecambe v Carlisle 1-2 2-2
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Alfred Dunhill Links Championships (Day Three)
Tyrrell Hatton leads by three on -17 from Ross Fisher. Other notables include Kaymer -12, Warren -11, Kjeldsen -10, Wiesberger -8, McDowell -8, Cabrera Bello -8, Noren -8, Oosthuizen -6, Pieters -5, Lowry -4, Johnston -2, Harrington -2, Fitzpatrick +3, Grace +3, Willett +6, Westwood +10. Noren, Fleetwood & Dunne all have outside place chances tomorrow.
Alex Noren 22/1 -8 Tied 12th
Tommy Fleetwood 33/1 -7 Tied 18th
Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1 -3 Tied 53rd
Paul Dunne 125/1 -6 Tied 22nd
Christian Bezuidenhout 350/1 Par Tied 88th
Oliver Wilson 500/1 +12 Tied 161st
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Two goals for Matt Green today so he is cut to 20/1 to be L2 Leading Goalscorer.
Doncaster now 11/4 for L2 and Carlisle cut to 8/1 after impressive victory.
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(08-10-2016, 18:12)madsteve Wrote: Alfred Dunhill Links Championships (Day Three)
Tyrrell Hatton leads by three on -17 from Ross Fisher. Other notables include Kaymer -12, Warren -11, Kjeldsen -10, Wiesberger -8, McDowell -8, Cabrera Bello -8, Noren -8, Oosthuizen -6, Pieters -5, Lowry -4, Johnston -2, Harrington -2, Fitzpatrick +3, Grace +3, Willett +6, Westwood +10. Noren, Fleetwood & Dunne all have outside place chances tomorrow.
Alex Noren 22/1 -8 Tied 12th
Tommy Fleetwood 33/1 -7 Tied 18th
Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1 -3 Tied 53rd
Paul Dunne 125/1 -6 Tied 22nd
Christian Bezuidenhout 350/1 Par Tied 88th
Oliver Wilson 500/1 +12 Tied 161st
-3 and under (Top 53 & Ties) make the cut for the final round today so we we have four players still in the mix out of 168 players. Hatton will take some beating but could be close for the places.
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Alfred Dunhill Links Championships (Day Four)
Tyrrell Hatton wins by four on -23 from Sterne & Fisher Other notables include Warren -16, Kaymer -15, Wiesberger -13, Kjeldsen -13, Noren -12, McDowell -11, Lowry -10, Cabrera Bello -8, Pieters -4, Oosterhuizen -3,
Alex Noren 22/1 -12 Tied 11th
Tommy Fleetwood 33/1 -11 Tied 15th
Thorbjorn Olesen 100/1 -4 Tied 50th
Paul Dunne 125/1 -9 Tied 25th
Great win for Hatton, who could use this as a spring board to greater things.
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(This post was last modified: 11-10-2016, 18:02 by madsteve.)
Safeway Open
Emiliano Grillo 22/1
Justin Thoma 25/1
Martin Laird 66/1
Grayson Murray 80/1
British Masters
Ross Fisher 20/1
Tyrrell Hatton 22/1
Soren Kjeldsen 28/1
Tommy Fleetwood 30/1
Andrew Johnston 40/1
Good Luck!
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