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May 22nd 20.12
Time for a quick summary of all the other bets for this week starting with the late addition for the Crowne Plaza Invitational - John Peterson. I have been thinking about him all week and finally decided to take the plunge at 0.1 ew 200/1 because I would really kick myself if he did well and I wasn't on. When I said experience was key around Colonial Peterson has it in spades but not in tournament golf as quite simply he grew up playing here and reckons he has 300-400 rounds under his belt. Whilst that will help he needs a little bit more and his 8th in Louisiana was solid whilst his 4th at the similar tight classical Olympic Club in the US Open should hold him in good stead.
In Europe the Challenge Tour heads to Belgium and I have gone for Dodge Kemmer to continue the American trend on this tour. He could easily follow in the footsteps of the last two winners - Uihlein and Koepka on a course where another American Casimi won yonks ago. He also has some family ties with the low countries although I can't exactly establish what they are! 0.2 ew 80/1
Next we have the Mexico Championship and I have struggled to come up with much but Peter Tomasulo is worth an investment - 0.4 ew 40/1. He didn't manage to keep his main tour card via a medical extension despite finishing 15th in the Zurich Classic so he will have to get it back via the Web.com tour again. He has three wins at this level and on his only visit here he led through the first three rounds before blowing up. I think these days he is a far more accomplished player and is worth backing.
Lastly we have the Senior PGA Championship and a couple of small bets. First up is St Louis resident Jay Delsing who will feel right at home but the bet has to be small as when he retired he held the dubious honour at the time as the player who had played more PGA tour events than anyone else without a victory - 0.1 ew 250/1. Secondly comes a man who is no stranger to the winners circle MORE |
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