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Reed ov Phil, Haas ov Phil
Mickelson is coming off of 2 off-season hernia surgeries, and says that it will be a last minute decision whether he tees off or not this weekend. If you put these bets in, and he doesn't tee off you get a refund. If he tees off, he most likely won't make it 4 rounds, and if he does it will just be to get some swings in and it probably won't be real competitive. Love both those guys over Phil.
Now on to the regular picks.
Lovemark ov Rahm
Love mark playing great. A 4th and 6th his last 2 tourneys. Finished 6th here last year. Rahm hasn't played in 2 months, and hasn't played this tournament.
Steele ov Kisner
Kis lost me a bet last week against Webb, but Kisner needed an Eagle on the last hole on Friday just to make the cut. Went out and shot a random -10 round. He had a good history at that tourney last week, but he has a terrible history here. Two MC's and a 48th and 66th. Steele isn't great here, but he finished 6th last week and has a 2nd place finish here two years ago.
Chez Reavie ov Streelman
Riding the hot hand of Chez Reavie. Hasn't missed the cut in a long time, and has an 8th, 4th, and 24th last 3 tourneys. He looks great, and Streelman hasn't played in 2 months. I'll take the golfer in great form over the guy coming back off of a long break.
Luke List ov Webb Simpson
Last 5 tourney's they've played together, List has finished better in all of them. Last year at this tourney List was better than Webb as well (6th compared to 17th). List is also the underdog here at +110. Great value for the guys that's the better golfer right now.
Brian Stuard ov Nick Watney
This is such an ugly bet, but Stuard has a 22nd and 45th the last 2 weeks, and Watney hasn't played since the Shriners where he missed the cut. Watney is terrible, and missed the cut here last year. Not exactly the sexiest group of names to bet on, but all the numbers point to Stuard here.
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sport. anyway, i started playing in my early 30's. i was pretty bad at first but after a few months, i started to show signs of improvement and i would go to this par3/4 course near my house after work. just as i was ready to take my game to the next level, the old lady got pregnant. as soon as the first kid arrived, that killed any free time i had and any improvement in my golfing skills disappeared. the lesson here, as always, is that nothing will f*ck up a guy's lifestyle quite like getting married and having kids.
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