The Open Championship 2019

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Weather looks like it will play a hand this year. Rory pretty short odds and under a bit of pressure to perform well. Let's see...
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Notable drifters in the pre-off market

Molinari
Spieth
Fowler
Woods
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Terrible start for Rory.
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Always going to be a lot of pressure on him. The only way that price would have shortened was if he had got off to a flyer. An eight on the first is a real blow, but at least he will have pressure off now. Maybe he can start playing a bit.
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Euler wrote: ↑
Thu Jul 18, 2019 8:59 am
 Notable drifters in the pre-off market

Molinari
Spieth
Fowler
Woods
Since his drift I need Woods to have a good first round or two
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Euler
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Koepka just playing percentage golf at the moment and letting others make the mistakes.
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Beautiful British summer!

Remember hearing - "you cant win a major on the first day but you can certainly lose it"
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Poor old Rory. He'll be gutted and so will his fans in NI. A shame for the tournament that he'll probably miss the cut.

Rahm won't go away and Koepka is a machine.

What's wrong with Tiger? I reckon he's on lots of meds.
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Decent start by Lowry. Hopefuly he can keep it going
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Euler
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Positive returns to the cut: -

Brooks Koepka - 13 to 7.8 : £6.67
Justin Rose - 27 to 9.2 : £19.35
Tommy Fleetwood - 38 to 7.2 : £42.78
Matt Kuchar - 46 to 44 : £0.45
Jordan Spieth - 60 to 18.5 : £22.43
Shane Lowry - 90 to 8.6 : £94.65
Tony Finau - 120 to 60 : £10.00
Patrick Reed - 130 to 60 : £11.67
Erik Van Rooyen - 150 to 100 : £5.00
Lee Westwood - 250 to 18.5 : £125.14
Alexander Noren - 350 to 170 : £10.59
Dylan Frittelli - 440 to 65 : £57.69
Andrew Putnam - 400 to 80 : £40.00
Lucas Bjerregaard - 440 to 120 : £26.67
Cameron Smith - 510 to 36 : £131.67
Justin Harding - 730 to 55 : £122.73
Ernie Els - 1000 to 780 : £2.82
J.B. Holmes - 1000 to 19.5 : £502.82
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I had a few quid e/w on Rahm, Simpson and Finau, with the total stakes laid on Rory to win as he was never ever going to rise to the occasion. Thankfully, though his 65 in round 2 when pressure was off was an eye opener!

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Euler
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Lowry three ahead and evens ahead of the final day.
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Euler
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OK, four ahead with one to play. Five ahead would make it tricky to catch unless he blows up.
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So much to trade this had to be sacrificed :roll: probably the same tomorrow too.
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