Stake 3pts Gore to beat Cejka -110 @ Unibet Stake 3pts Henry to beat Cejka -110 @ SportingBet Cejka had neck surgery back in September and it will be a surprise if he starts this week and an even bigger one if he puts in a decent finish. Okay, beware the injured golfer, and people will cite Oberholser last week as a prime example of that. But Oberholser returned to action the week before with a missed cut and Cejka's appearance looks to be part in fear of losing his tour card and partly to get fit for the World Cup next month. Gore is top ranked on tour for ball striking over the last three months, he is long off the tee and is a decent putter. Henry has returned to form of late primarily due to a bit of a return to form in his putting. He has decent length off the tee and if his putting holds up he can figure again this week. Gore beat Cejka (mc) Henry beat Cejka (mc)
Stake 4pts Garrigus to beat Turnesa -110 @ The Greek Turnesa's victory a couple of weeks ago was a bolt out of the blue, but that victory hardly represents a new level of form for Turnesa. He is a class below Garrigus and is inconsistent to boot. Garrigus hasn't missed a cut in this second half of the season, he is extremely long off the tee and has been putting well of late, two credentials that may prove to be of value this week. Garrigus beat Turnesa (mc)
Stake 3pts Marino to beat Holmes -110 @ Stan James Stake 3pts Duke to beat Holmes -110 @ ToteSport At 7,663 yards this is a monster of a course which means that big hitter might well be favoured. And Holmes is #3 on the tour for driving distance but he is inconsistent and his recent ball striking stats leave a lot to be desired. His obvious length makes him look a bit over-rated this week. Marino and Duke are both in fine form at the moment, are very consistent and both have a solid all-round game. Marino beat Holmes by 5 Duke beat Holmes by 8
