Sony Open
It was one of those hugely frustrating weeks for us to start the year at the Sentry Tournament of Champions as all of our three selections played really well in patches but were unable to string the four really low scoring rounds together needed to bag us a return, ultimately finishing eighth, 10th and 12th.
Sungjae Im who started Sunday the best placed…
Sentry Tournament of Champions
After it’s brief sabbatical of a month or so the PGA tour returns to our screens this week with its traditional year opening curtain raiser in Hawaii, The Sentry Tournament of Champions.
As has been the case for many years now this event marks the first of a two week stint in Hawaii as next week will see the first full field event of…
Six to Follow for PGA TOUR 2022
With the return of the PGA Tour upon us after its brief winter break I thought I would highlight six players who I feel it will reap dividends to follow this year.
Last year we had huge success in this column with three of our selections, Cameron Champ at a whopping 125/1 in the 3M Open, Si Woo Kim at the Amex and Branden Grace in…
Hero World Challenge
So we have one more event to take a look at before the Christmas break, The Hero World Challenge.
The Hero World Challenge was first played in 2000 and with the exception of last year when it made way due to the rejigged schedule following the hiatus for Covid-19 the event has been a staple on the calendar every year since.
The event benefits…
The RSM Classic
It was another week of treading water for us in Houston as our headline pick Scottie Scheffler who had entered Sunday with a slender one shot lead was unable to close the deal.
The Texan who is yet to win on tour looked in control of proceedings as he stood over a seven foot birdie putt on the ninth hole, however after he failed to convert that he…
The Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open
It was another somewhat frustrating week for us in Mexico as despite having had 175/1 pick JJ Spaun sat in the full places after day three we only ended up coming out level on the week courtesy of Joaquin Niemann’s last round push. Furthermore my hunch that Maverick McNealy would go well will be shown to be correct as far as the…
World Wide Technologies Championship @ Mayakoba
It was one of those ‘nearly’ weeks for us in Bermuda as four of our five picks played solidly with one of them finishing in a five way tie for seventh and another a further shot back and one shy of the places. The men in question were 175/1 selection JJ Spaun and Graeme McDowell and allowing for Spaun’s odds even the five way…
Butterfield Bermuda Championship
It was a solid if unspectacular week for us at the ZOZO Championship as our 55/1 pick Mackenzie Hughes saved the week for us on Sunday by sneaking in to fourth place with a birdie, birdie finish to bag us a full place.
In all honesty we were never really in the picture to bag the winner of an event, which was dominated and won by…
The Zozo Championship
It was another profitable week for us at the CJ Cup with the each way returns once again proving to be fruitful.
The men who rewarded us were Talor Gooch and Aaron Wise who both finished in a four way tie for fifth to bring us a nice profit on the week.
The trophy meanwhile was lifted by Rory McIlroy who bounced back in fine style from…
The CJ Cup @ The Summit Club
It was another solid week for us at The Shriners as we made a nice return courtesy of our 125/1 pick Adam Hadwin who finished sixth and bagged us a full place.
Whilst the aim of the game of course is to try and find the winner each week there is no doubt in my mind that the lifeblood that keeps us ticking over week in week out is the…