FINAL RESULT: 0-2; -3.00pts

Bohn 12th
Palmer 20th

Bohn was 2nd after the first round and finished just two shots out of a top-5 place in an event that was there for the taking.

Outright plays (total stake per play: 1.5pts)

Jason Bohn to win 20/1 e.w. @ Paddy Power, Ladbrokes and Boyle Sports
In a reduced field and a field that is one of the worst for several years on the PGA Tour, two of the Tour winners in the last two years stand out from the crowd. Bohn would have been playing at Hoylake had he not withdrawn a month ago to defend his B.C. Open. There really can be no doubting his motivation this week even though the event has been moved to a different course. He has been playing very well in the last month in particular, having not missed a cut since February, and in last week's John Deere Classic, he ranked 1st in driving accuracy and 10th in driving distance. With so many journeymen pros in this field, he is one player who has shown that he can win in low scoring contests and could certainly repeat Vaughn Taylor's feat in the Reno-Tahoe Open.

Ryan Palmer to win 40/1 e.w. @ BetInternet, Stan James, BetFred, Coral and GolfingGods
In terms of form, both Chopra and Ogilvie have shown very few people have been playing as well in the last three events, but their continued failings to convert a good weekend position make 25/1 appear very poor value compared to Bohn and also to Palmer, who won the 2004 FUNAI Classic with a final round 62 in a low-scoring event, which is highly likely to be the case this week. He was involved in the shootout last year, finishing 2nd behind Bohn, and he has been showing a return to that form recently. One of the bigger hitters on Tour, he should find the wide-open fairways at Atunyote to his liking and looks decent value at 40/1.