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Gee Gee
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What your thoughts/who do you think will win. I have a small wager on Ross Fisher @ 22/1. -- 15/07/2009 08:29:14: post edited by TheSocialGolfer.
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Robin Butler
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Poulter, he's going to win soon. He's had 3 really good rounds in each of his last few tournaments. If he can make it 4 he will win. His odds are poor though.
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Horse, Bolted & Gate !!!! - took some advice from an internet tipping site and went with David Drysdale 25/1 top 5 finish & 11/1 to finish in the top 10 Seriously, he has been playing really well the last few weeks and he holds no serious thoughts of winning next week - now what's next week !?!?!? Two for the Open : David Duval & Garry Orr - you can retire if either of those two win at Turnberry.
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Well, with the Scottish Open finished and giving us the last few entrants for the Open Championship. Who's it going to be this week?
Personally I think Lee Westwood has a great chance (and worth a little wager). His game is coming onstream just at the right moment and if he can keep his nerve playing with Woods during the first couple of rounds I think he could be there or very close come Sunday.
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Gee Gee
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Ross Fisher once again,i am going to forgive him his little slump last week when he only shot 71 in the 3rd round.
It is only a matter of time till he wins the big one.
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Robin Butler
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Isn't Ross Fisher's wife about to give birth any day now. I'm backing 3 this year. Poulter, Sean O'Hair and Soren Kjeldson. All each way because I still think Tiger will win.
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Add in Lee Westwood and I think you've got a good value 4 players there as I don't think Tiger is driving well enough again yet to make it on a course like Turnberry - much tighter than the US courses he's already back to murdering (but murdering based on fantastic recover shots after some very wide tee shots...)
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TheSocialGolfer
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Essex
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Heading changed from Scottish Open to British Open because thread has moved on.
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Richard McKelve...
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California
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Anyone heard of a guy named Tiger Woods? He want's to beat Jack's majors record bad. I would have bet on him if the odds were not 2/1 in his favor. How about Padraig's chance of 3 peating as Open Champion?
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Gee Gee
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Padraig will need to vastly improve on the form he has shown this year,but as we know ...it's a funny old game. http://i27.tinypic.com/2n1gzsx.png Ross Fisher is now scrubbed off my list,because he has stated he is offski IF he gets the telephone call, I have settled for 72 hole match bets. Roll on 9am when coverage starts on the good old BBC.
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Robin Butler
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Have also got a sneaky bet on David Howell, 500/1.
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Dougie Gray
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From the lack of postings since the Open started on Thursday, I take it no-one had the double "Cink to Win, Tiger to miss the Cut" ?? dg
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