15-03-2016, 23:47
Hero Indian Open
The New Dehli course should favour GIR players. It is essential not to lose many shots on the tougher holes here where shots can be gained on the par fives by accuracy rather than bombing. Pretty much the opposite of last week's event in Thailand.
The favourites are Lahiri, Luiten, Fraser Uihlein, Rumford & Fleetwood.
Think again we are looking for value at decent prices.
Siddikur Rahman 70/1 When you look at course form, one name jumps out at you. Rahman won this event in 2013 but he also has four second places and ten Top Five finishes from 14 appearances on the course. Looks great value on a course where previous experience counts for a lot.
Chapchai Nirat 90/1 Went with him last week but lacked the power to contend. This course suits him better (12th last year) so will give him another chance at a decent price.
Just two this week unless I find another tomorrow.
The New Dehli course should favour GIR players. It is essential not to lose many shots on the tougher holes here where shots can be gained on the par fives by accuracy rather than bombing. Pretty much the opposite of last week's event in Thailand.
The favourites are Lahiri, Luiten, Fraser Uihlein, Rumford & Fleetwood.
Think again we are looking for value at decent prices.
Siddikur Rahman 70/1 When you look at course form, one name jumps out at you. Rahman won this event in 2013 but he also has four second places and ten Top Five finishes from 14 appearances on the course. Looks great value on a course where previous experience counts for a lot.
Chapchai Nirat 90/1 Went with him last week but lacked the power to contend. This course suits him better (12th last year) so will give him another chance at a decent price.
Just two this week unless I find another tomorrow.
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