CME Group Titleholders:
Mirim Lee- 50/1 William Hill, Bet Victor, Skybet
Kyu-Jung Baek- 55/1 Bet365
Dunlop Phoenix:
Tadahiro Takayama- 125 Boylesport,Skybet
Miyazato Yusaku 150/1 Skybet
Yosuke Tsukada-125/ Bet Victor, Ladbrokes, Skybet
DP World Tour Championship:
Thorbjorn Olesen- 55/1 Boylesport
Branden Grace-70/1 Bet 365
Wednesday 19 November 2014
Tuesday 11 November 2014
OHL Classic
While Ben Martin, Spencer Levin and Willie Mcgirt were considered, it was difficult to advise backing them considering the prices now and what they have been recently.
My advice this week for the PGA tour is then:
Fabian Gomez: 100/1. Having a consistent year and still getting 3 figure odds. Driving accuracy is never a statistic I like to look at when finding a winner but it is one of the few indicators I can find here. He does however figure highly in strokes gained putting. Considering the price and his reliability I am happy to advise Fabian Gomez.
My second choice is also based on price, having discarded players I cannot justify putting up sub 50's. Probably a name you've not heard of but if I'm honest I think this is the first time I have stumbled upon him also. Tom Hoge. Figuring highly in this years Total Birdie Stats as did previous winner Harris English, John Huh, Brian Gay and Mark Wilson he will also make the most of any par 5's if playing to his best. I also like the fact that he can scramble from 30yds plus. With a top 40 place last time out, I'm willing to take a chance when little else makes an appeal.
Tom Hoge: 250/1 generally. 389. Betfair.
While Ben Martin, Spencer Levin and Willie Mcgirt were considered, it was difficult to advise backing them considering the prices now and what they have been recently.
My advice this week for the PGA tour is then:
Fabian Gomez: 100/1. Having a consistent year and still getting 3 figure odds. Driving accuracy is never a statistic I like to look at when finding a winner but it is one of the few indicators I can find here. He does however figure highly in strokes gained putting. Considering the price and his reliability I am happy to advise Fabian Gomez.
My second choice is also based on price, having discarded players I cannot justify putting up sub 50's. Probably a name you've not heard of but if I'm honest I think this is the first time I have stumbled upon him also. Tom Hoge. Figuring highly in this years Total Birdie Stats as did previous winner Harris English, John Huh, Brian Gay and Mark Wilson he will also make the most of any par 5's if playing to his best. I also like the fact that he can scramble from 30yds plus. With a top 40 place last time out, I'm willing to take a chance when little else makes an appeal.
Tom Hoge: 250/1 generally. 389. Betfair.
Monday 10 November 2014
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