Unfortunately its right on my doorstep this year but cannot attend as work calls
However, I will be at the practise day on Wednesday................any advice on who to watch..which players are fun with the galleries??
I know Mickelson will draw huge crowds, but the 1 guy I want to see driving off is deffo Quiros.
Thanks guys, hope the weather stays as it is for the crowds, but for the course's sake i hope the winds and rain come, or we could see scores in the low 60's or even a sub-60 round!!!!!!!!
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Best of the 'local' players would be Martin Laird, although Richie Ramsay had a good week last week. This is the 1st week Luke Donald will of played for about a month now so will be interesting to see how he does. If you want a big outside tip, then the amateur Bryden Macpherson could feature. I doubt he will win or even place, but you should get good odds on a top 20 finish.
Don't write off Montgomerie either. He is getting some respectable finishes lately and I expect he knows this course like the back of his hand.
NOTE: Just checked the forcast and its meant to be heavy rain/thunder showers for Thursday and Friday. So I think somebody who is a very good scrambler and accurate hitter like Donald should do well.
Pablo Larrazabal would be fun to watch and is likely to interact with the galleries.
Two huuuuuge hitters, Gary Woodland and Nicolas Colsaerts would be fun to watch too!
With the weather looking dodgy, i've plumped for former Irish Open winner Shane Lowry. Decent price with expected bad conditions.
Luke Donald £10 win @ 9/1
Graeme McDowell £10 win @ 18/1
Monty £5 e/w @ 150/1
McPherson £10 for top 20 finish @ 14/1
Just feel alot of them will have an eye on next week and not want to peak to early.
so my bets are
chris wood 80/1 £2 ew
peter whiteford 80/1 £2 ew
colsaerts 66/1 £2 ew
be lucky
P.Mickleson £5ew @20/1
Roll on tomorrow!
yanks tour
jason day 10/1 £3 ew