| The Masters 18:18 - Apr 11 with 1928 views | Frog |
Anyone following it? David Lynn from Wigan is leading after a 68! |  | | |  |
| The Masters on 18:22 - Apr 11 with 1521 views | TalkingSutty |
Got a few quid on Bubba (Had a fiver on him at 33/1 last year) and also Keegan Bradley, so either one will do me.
If i was betting serious money i wouldnt look any further than Tiger though. |  | | |
| The Masters on 18:35 - Apr 11 with 1487 views | Frog |
I nearly backed Lynn to be leading English player as he's so steady, would have shot 85 if I had though. | | | |
| The Masters on 18:39 - Apr 11 with 1477 views | macro |
Had my traditional top 5 finish for Furykk bet
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| The Masters on 19:17 - Apr 11 with 1447 views | PotterDale |
| The Masters on 18:39 - Apr 11 by macro |
Had my traditional top 5 finish for Furykk bet
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Each way on
Oosthuizen
Stricker
Choi
Watney
Merrick |  | | |
| The Masters on 20:11 - Apr 11 with 1412 views | gwnobull |
dustin Johnson @16/1
charl chwartzel @28/1
the 2 for me |  | | |
| The Masters on 07:29 - Apr 13 with 1291 views | zxcvbnm |
furyk bet looks good.
Can't see beyond woods though even after his late blip |  |
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| The Masters on 10:16 - Apr 13 with 1254 views | Daley_Lama |
All each way.
Angel Cabrera 150/1 (placed yesterday evening after his first birdy on the back nine)
Jason Duftner 66/1
Fernando Castano Gonzalez 200/1
Zac Johnson 100/1 (why Lama, why? Augusta demands you try to reach the par 5,s in 2)
Keegan Bradley 40/1
All made the cut but realistically the top 2 are my best chances.
I think Fernando gets to play with Tiger tonight.
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| The Masters on 13:11 - Apr 13 with 1190 views | Daley_Lama |
Interesting decision to be made and I fear for Tiger in this.
He admitted to going back 2 yards for his own benefit having hit the flag first time round.
That to me is a contravention of this rule and the rest is formality.
In terms of it being cruel on him if he is disqualified that would be undebatable.
In terms of it being correct by the strict interpretation if the rule then that is undebatable too.
The strict application of the rules of golf is sacred and Dustin Johnson and his penalty shot on the 72nd hole in the PGA 2010 shows that these can and will be applied where necessary at the cruellest of moments.
Even if Tiger does continue, there will be a ? over his head for the next 2 days and it will no doubt be in his mind throughout. | |
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| The Masters on 13:24 - Apr 13 with 1170 views | ColDale |
if a 14 year old boy gets punished for slow play, theres not much sympathy amongst the powers that be. I'd be a worried man if I was Tiger. |  | | |
| The Masters on 13:34 - Apr 13 with 1160 views | Daley_Lama |
| The Masters on 13:24 - Apr 13 by ColDale |
if a 14 year old boy gets punished for slow play, theres not much sympathy amongst the powers that be. I'd be a worried man if I was Tiger. |
Guan, at 14 the youngest ever player at Augusta, was given his penalty on the 17th hole after previously being warned that he was taking too long over his shots.
After GUESS WHO SAID THIS was informed of that decision in his press conference he said: "Well, rules are rules.
"We have had a case of slow play for some of the guys out here on Tour and we have our policies.
"And, unfortunately, he either didn't pick it up or sometimes you can get guys who are hitting shots or backing off a couple shots and you can get weird times. It can happen. I don't know what his situation is, but it's unfortunate."
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| The Masters on 14:24 - Apr 13 with 1138 views | ColDale |
couple of bookies offering odds on a disqualification. He's odds on not to be kicked out. | | | |
| The Masters on 14:45 - Apr 13 with 1123 views | sandylaner1 |
they are now saying he will face a 2 point penalty
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| The Masters on 19:05 - Apr 13 with 1085 views | Daley_Lama |
Other pro's are falling over themselves to say....no comment.
Speaks volumes that does. | |
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| The Masters on 08:50 - Apr 14 with 1027 views | PotterDale |
Last throw of the dice on after Day 3
Each Way (4 places) on
Tim Clark @ 60/1
Orange Sunday Rickie Fowler @ 55/1
I think the winning score will be -9 so it will be possible to reach the top 4 with a score of -6, or even -5. I think 7 players will finish in the top 4 so some value is still there at these prices. | | | |
| The Masters on 09:28 - Apr 14 with 1015 views | ColDale |
there's plenty of talk about a two shot penalty, but isn't it just that these two shots would reflect the score that he should have carded, and there's been no actual punishment for signing an incorrect scorecard? | | | |
| The Masters on 10:54 - Apr 14 with 975 views | Daley_Lama |
The new law was aimed at stopping players being DNQ'd when they had unintentionally and unknowingly broken a rule which they and the officials had not seen before the card was signed which later came to light due to TV scrutiny.
Fine, that's fair enough.
In Tiger's case it an intentional rule break even if he didn't realise it at the time. He self admitted it. This is where it gets sticky.
He knew what he had done but didn't know it was a rule break. In the same sense one could break any amount of rules and retrospectively claim not to have known you were breaking a rule.
It all comes down to trust, do you trust Tiger when he says he didn't know he was breaking a rule when he did it.
I do. He's have to be a thick sod to immediately talk about it after the round and therefore bring it up when it was not yet out there.
The new rule trumps the card signing rule. | |
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| The Masters on 11:16 - Apr 14 with 966 views | Thacks_Rabbits |
| The Masters on 10:54 - Apr 14 by Daley_Lama |
The new law was aimed at stopping players being DNQ'd when they had unintentionally and unknowingly broken a rule which they and the officials had not seen before the card was signed which later came to light due to TV scrutiny.
Fine, that's fair enough.
In Tiger's case it an intentional rule break even if he didn't realise it at the time. He self admitted it. This is where it gets sticky.
He knew what he had done but didn't know it was a rule break. In the same sense one could break any amount of rules and retrospectively claim not to have known you were breaking a rule.
It all comes down to trust, do you trust Tiger when he says he didn't know he was breaking a rule when he did it.
I do. He's have to be a thick sod to immediately talk about it after the round and therefore bring it up when it was not yet out there.
The new rule trumps the card signing rule. |
Got £20 each way on Snedicker at 25/1 - currently 2/1 favourite so could be a nail biting evening tonight!!!! |  |
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| The Masters on 11:18 - Apr 14 with 964 views | TalkingSutty |
| The Masters on 11:16 - Apr 14 by Thacks_Rabbits |
Got £20 each way on Snedicker at 25/1 - currently 2/1 favourite so could be a nail biting evening tonight!!!! |
Pick up your money on Monday, well done !! | | | |
| The Masters on 11:21 - Apr 14 with 960 views | Thacks_Rabbits |
| The Masters on 11:18 - Apr 14 by TalkingSutty |
Pick up your money on Monday, well done !! |
Thanks T.S. - Not counting any chickens yet though!!!! | |
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| The Masters on 11:25 - Apr 14 with 956 views | Daley_Lama |
£5 e-way on Cabrera at 150/1, two of us biting nails already.
Good luck. | |
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| The Masters on 23:59 - Apr 14 with 903 views | 100notout |
wow - great shots on the 18th |  |
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| The Masters on 00:01 - Apr 15 with 896 views | judd |
| The Masters on 11:25 - Apr 14 by Daley_Lama |
£5 e-way on Cabrera at 150/1, two of us biting nails already.
Good luck. |
Good luck pal |  |
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| The Masters on 00:23 - Apr 15 with 883 views | Daley_Lama |
Just had a good wedge on Scott for the playoff, £100 difference in profit depending on who wins, not gone dead even on it as Angel is da man.
It's been emotional financially, great golf wise. | |
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| The Masters on 00:42 - Apr 15 with 869 views | olympicdale |
| The Masters on 00:23 - Apr 15 by Daley_Lama |
Just had a good wedge on Scott for the playoff, £100 difference in profit depending on who wins, not gone dead even on it as Angel is da man.
It's been emotional financially, great golf wise. |
so close for you there Lama. |  |
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