[gwiz]

Notes:Tournament Matchup, Robert Allenby vs Paul Casey
#7147 - Allenby ML (+100)

Notes:Tournament Matchup, Stewart Cink vs Lucas Glover
#7140 - Glover ML (-115)

Notes:Tournament Matchup, Rickie Fowler vs Brandt Snedeker
#7132 - Snedeker ML (-105)


Notes:Tournament Matchup, Bo Van Pelt vs Fredrik Jacobson

#7127 - Van Pelt ML (-115)


Notes:Tournament Matchup, Jerry Kelly vs Ben Curtis
#7143 - Kelly ML (-120)



Notes:Tournament Matchup, Carl Pettersson vs Robert Karlsson
#7115 - Pettersson ML (-120)

[gwiz]

Notes:2nd Round Matchup, K.J. Choi vs Jerry Kelly

#7220 - Kelly (2nd Round) ML (+120)



Notes:2nd Round Matchup, Zach Johnson vs Paul Casey

#7207 - Johnson (2nd Round) ML (+100)



Notes:2nd Round Matchup, Matt Kuchar vs Bill Haas

#7206 - Haas (2nd Round) ML (-110)

[tzMoney]

3rd round locks

319 Jim Furyk (3rd Rnd) -135* OVER Charles Howell III (3rd Rnd)

Skinny boy is no good at Harbor Town. The Leadbetter Product will post +2 - he lacks consistency.
This is the perfect tournament for Furyk to get back on the map this year.

Camilo Villegas (3rd Rnd) -115* OVER K.J. Choi (3rd Rnd)

K.J. is still beating himself up over the poor Masters finish. He won't come through.
Camillo is a University of Florida product. He's played Harbor Town more times than Choi.

Personally, I've played harbor town and many HHI courses in college. I almost qualified for the U.S. Am - I'm staking my life savings on these picks. At worst they split.

[gwiz]

Notes:3rd Round Matchup, Carl Petterson vs Woody Austin

#7307 - Petterson (3rd Round) ML (-125)

Notes:3rd Round Matchup, Ricky Barnes vs Matt Kuchar

#7304 - Kuchar (3rd Round) ML (-150)

Notes:3rd Round Matchup, KJ Choi vs Camilo Villegas

#7302 - Villegas (3rd Round) ML (-120)

[gwiz]

kuchar leads the tour in birdies on par 4s'

his stats all around are impressive,


8 cuts made and 7 times in the top 25

[tzMoney]

Yo Gwiz. Thanks for the message brotha. I'm new to the SBR form and since I've found some good information on here I figured that I would join in on the fun. I was an assistant golf pro for a while so I know my stuff when it comes to golf. Gambling however, well thats why they call it gambling. I feel good betting PGA since I've studied it over the last 17 years. Let's root these picks in! BOL Boys

[tzMoney]

I'm just going to say boys. I raked in a grand today and both of my predictions were spot on. Choi and Howell both folded and my score prediction of Howell's +2 round was dead on. Loving life right now.

[NY Playa]

I like Donald for the tourney and also barnes tomorrow in his matchup.

[gwiz]

nice calls tz

I like those two also playa

donald is leading the tourney in up and downs

and barnes seems to like the course,

barnes is playing his 5th tourney in a row and wants to finish strong

[gwiz]

Notes:4th round matchup, Heath Slocum vs Bo Weekley

#7214 - Weekley (4th Round) ML (-120)

[gwiz]

Notes:3rd Round Matchup, Carl Petterson vs Woody Austin

#7307 - Petterson (3rd Round) ML (-125) L

Notes:3rd Round Matchup, Ricky Barnes vs Matt Kuchar

#7304 - Kuchar (3rd Round) ML (-150) L

Notes:3rd Round Matchup, KJ Choi vs Camilo Villegas

#7302 - Villegas (3rd Round) ML (-120) W

-175

[gwiz]

Notes:2nd Round Matchup, K.J. Choi vs Jerry Kelly

#7220 - Kelly (2nd Round) ML (+120) W



Notes:2nd Round Matchup, Zach Johnson vs Paul Casey

#7207 - Johnson (2nd Round) ML (+100) L



Notes:2nd Round Matchup, Matt Kuchar vs Bill Haas

#7206 - Haas (2nd Round) ML (-110) L

-90

[tzMoney]

Two interesting early plays today. I think that the wind will make this afternoon a toss-up, especially for the late pairings. I'm going with

Kevin Na -105 to defeat Mike Weir -125

Weir is a heavy favorite in most matches because he's a crowd favorite. He's had two rounds this week over par and the pins will be in Sunday locations - given his lack of length and 55.4% GIR total for the week, he will struggle.

Na on the other hand has had rounds trending down respectively at 71,71,68 - He has also struggled to hit GIR at 53.7% - however his youth overmatches Weir's inconsistencies.

I guess you can call this the Asian Sensation Pick Package.

K.J. Choi -105 defeats Paul Casey

I have met Paul Casey, as much as I like him - he has done little in the US to solidify his status on the PGA Tour. This is due to his putting. He again is a heavy crowd favorite in Europe and the line is set to counter balance that favoritism. He's a great athlete and stripes the ball, but the again, it takes a different player to overcome the Sunday pin positions. His one good round of 64 won't happen again. Look for a -1 finish.

I think Choi is ready to come out of his funk and finish strong. If he can hit fairways, which today I believe he will. Choi wins hands down 70% straight up against Casey. Look for a strong -3 or -4 under round out of Choi.

Other picks considered - Jason Day. Didn't pull the trigger on this one, but I think he is often undervalued. I've seen him on the range many times and he's a pure hitter, just needs some more experience on Sunday. BOL BOYS!

[gwiz]

Notes:Tournament Matchup, Robert Allenby vs Paul Casey
#7147 - Allenby ML (+100) L

Notes:Tournament Matchup, Stewart Cink vs Lucas Glover
#7140 - Glover ML (-115) L

Notes:Tournament Matchup, Rickie Fowler vs Brandt Snedeker
#7132 - Snedeker ML (-105) L


Notes:Tournament Matchup, Bo Van Pelt vs Fredrik Jacobson

#7127 - Van Pelt ML (-115) W


Notes:Tournament Matchup, Jerry Kelly vs Ben Curtis
#7143 - Kelly ML (-120) W



Notes:Tournament Matchup, Carl Pettersson vs Robert Karlsson
#7115 - Pettersson ML (-120) L

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My gambling "problem" is that when I am selective I win, but when I win it makes me want to win more so I start trying to pick more which leads to losing.

that's the circle I seem to be stuck in

[gwiz]

Two interesting early plays today. I think that the wind will make this afternoon a toss-up, especially for the late pairings. I'm going with

Kevin Na -105 to defeat Mike Weir -125

Weir is a heavy favorite in most matches because he's a crowd favorite. He's had two rounds this week over par and the pins will be in Sunday locations - given his lack of length and 55.4% GIR total for the week, he will struggle.

Na on the other hand has had rounds trending down respectively at 71,71,68 - He has also struggled to hit GIR at 53.7% - however his youth overmatches Weir's inconsistencies.

I guess you can call this the Asian Sensation Pick Package.

K.J. Choi -105 defeats Paul Casey

I have met Paul Casey, as much as I like him - he has done little in the US to solidify his status on the PGA Tour. This is due to his putting. He again is a heavy crowd favorite in Europe and the line is set to counter balance that favoritism. He's a great athlete and stripes the ball, but the again, it takes a different player to overcome the Sunday pin positions. His one good round of 64 won't happen again. Look for a -1 finish.

I think Choi is ready to come out of his funk and finish strong. If he can hit fairways, which today I believe he will. Choi wins hands down 70% straight up against Casey. Look for a strong -3 or -4 under round out of Choi.

Other picks considered - Jason Day. Didn't pull the trigger on this one, but I think he is often undervalued. I've seen him on the range many times and he's a pure hitter, just needs some more experience on Sunday. BOL BOYS!

I didn't see these matches last night.did they add them this morning?

I see that Jason Day had a -4 today,I've never heard of him but will keep an eye out for him

[gwiz]

Notes:4th round matchup, Heath Slocum vs Bo Weekley

#7214 - Weekley (4th Round) ML (-120) L

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