Took last week off, which was a good thing because I’d never have been on the winner. Don’t confuse this Northern Trust with last years. It was played on a different course. Last guy to win at TPC Boston was Bryson in 2018.
Four bets in:
Reed 25-1
Finau 33-1
Hatton 70-1
Si Woo - 90-1
Hatton has a few bad putting weeks after he was like T10 in SGP for a month. This number is wrong it should be like 40-1. Just took the value. Same with Si Woo. Played it small of course but 90-1 for a guy playing as well as he has, with decent course history, is worth a stab, flyer.
Finau and Reed both are in great form and I played them a bit bigger. Both seem to step it up in big tourneys. Of course Finau never wins, and I have probably lost thousands betting him, but he looked to have turned the corner at the PGA and was in it until Collin took it.
That’s all for now.
It’s a lot harder to cap golf as much as I had been doing when all these other sports are on
Not much easier to cap without other sports on.
Took last week off, which was a good thing because I’d never have been on the winner. Don’t confuse this Northern Trust with last years. It was played on a different course. Last guy to win at TPC Boston was Bryson in 2018.
Four bets in:
Reed 25-1
Finau 33-1
Hatton 70-1
Si Woo - 90-1
Hatton has a few bad putting weeks after he was like T10 in SGP for a month. This number is wrong it should be like 40-1. Just took the value. Same with Si Woo. Played it small of course but 90-1 for a guy playing as well as he has, with decent course history, is worth a stab, flyer.
Finau and Reed both are in great form and I played them a bit bigger. Both seem to step it up in big tourneys. Of course Finau never wins, and I have probably lost thousands betting him, but he looked to have turned the corner at the PGA and was in it until Collin took it.
That’s all for now.
I'm rolling with Jason Day at +1800 .5*
In my experienc., when I add a second sport to my primary interest, it is harder no matter what the sport. Best examples I can come up with are the periodic tennis majors, which ‘conflict’ with NFL PLayoffs, golf , and baseball NCA A football as wellIt’s a lot harder to cap golf as much as I had been doing when all these other sports are on
I love GOLF's Subpar | Ricky Barnes Interview: Playing the Masters with Tiger and Phil, Breaking into Augusta National, let's play it!
Ricky Barnes Interview: Playing the Masters with Tiger and Phil, Breaking into Augusta National
On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, PGA Tour pro Ricky Barnes joins former PGA Tour pro Colt Knost and his close friend and on course rival Drew Stoltz for an exclusive, in-studio interview. The winner of the 102nd U.S. Amateur talks playing with Tiger and Phil at the Masters, the time he...www.podbean.com
Some amazing ong stories here. A great listen. Ricky was a huge star a decade ago.
DraftKings continues to offer minimal full tournament matchups. Would love to have that Tiger over Fleetwood
Damn was ready to fade him this week.Brooks withdraws
Huge star? I wouldn’t go that far.
Did you listen to the interview? Jay Z was calling him to come with him to open the 40/40 club. He was hanging with Jay/Beyonce and HS Lebron James.
He was the can't miss kid after winning the US Am.
Barnes was born in Stockton, California. He played college golf at the University of Arizona from 2000 to 2003.[2] During that time he was named the Pac-10 Freshman of the Year in 2000, Pac-10 Co-Player of the Year in 2001, second-team All-American in 2000 and 2001 and first-team All-American in 2003.
In 2002, he won the 102nd U.S. Amateur, defeating Hunter Mahan 2 & 1 in the final. Barnes and Mahan would share the 2003 Ben Hogan Award and would lead the United States to victory at the 2002 Eisenhower Trophy. In 2003 he was the low amateur at The Masters, where he finished 21st after outscoring his playing partner, Tiger Woods, by seven shots in the opening round.
He had huge endorsement deals. Was in ESPN's magazine Next. After netting low Am, he went on to the US Open as an amateur and made the cut there as well.
I am not saying he was a star on tour, but in the golf world prior to turning pro he definitely was.
Good luck THMy plays for Northern Trust
Day +1800 .5*
Day Top 10 +260 .5*
Woods Top 20 +200 .5*
Horschel Top 20 +250 .5*
Horschel -125 vs. Fowler .5*
Woods -120 vs. Fleetwood .5*
Day -111 vs. Simpson .5*
GL fellas:cheers3:
Good strategy. There's golf every week, no need to force plays just to have action.The Koepka scratch really messed up my card. I am not going to force plays... Plan to play some round match ups either saturday or sunday... Best of luck guys
Took Day. If Harris English wins this after weeks of me taking him and finally not; Im gonna cry.
You are not alone, mr. dollazTook Day. If Harris English wins this after weeks of me taking him and finally not; Im gonna cry.
Man I totally agree. I have been on him for weeks and faded him here
Capping for tomorrow and looking at strokes gained...Fleetwood didn’t play well AT ALL. Just putted really well. Lost Strokes:Tee to Green and on Approach. I still like my Tiger bet
Is there a site that shows those stats during the tournament?