ADT Championship

FINAL RESULT: 0-3; -4.50pts

Webb 21st
Jang 8th
Koch 21st

Pitiful!

Outright plays (total stake per play: 1.5pts)

Karrie Webb to win 15/1 e.w. @ Expekt ['w/o Sorenstam' market]
Making all three plays in the 'w/o Sorenstam' market as these three selections finished ahead of Sorenstam six times between them in 45 events in total over the past year. And only three of those have been in events in North America. Throw in Sorenstam's 2nd, 1st, 2nd and 1st record on this course and there is a lot to be said for lower odds, but an enhanced chance of winning, plus an extra place which is important in itself in a field of just 30 players (assuming Sorenstam finishes in the top-4). For Webb, there should be a 'feel good' effect from being inducted into the Golf Hall of Fame last week and as the youngest member. She did beat Annika on this course to win in 2001 and her record of 3rd, 10th and 3rd since then is particularly impressive. With decent current form as well, she should certainly finish in the top-5.

Jeong Jang to win 16/1 e.w. @ SkyBet ['w/o Sorenstam' market]
And so should Jang. Last week was only the second time since July (nine starts) that she has failed to finish in the top-6 and she did threaten to keep that record going last week, but faltered towards the end. With a top-10 finish last year to boost her belief that she can compete on this course, the Tour's most consistent player (bar Sorenstam) should certainly be in line for another leaderboard finish.

Carin Koch to win 20/1 e.w. @ Sportingbet, Sporting Odds and Paddy Power ['w/o Sorenstam' market]
Koch looked as though she might finish in the places last week, but stuttered after a fast start to her finish round and eventually finished 7th. After finishing 2nd in South Korea in her previous events, there are no concerns about her form and if her course form is anything to go by - finishes of 16th, 7th and then 3rd last year - she should also be very much in contention for a place finish this week as well.