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RESULT: 0-3, -2.02pts Update after round 3: Leonard and Ames both look far too far back, but then I said the same about Yang last week! So just in case.. LAY Justin Leonard to lose 25pts @6 (i.e. stake 5pts) -- unmatched LAY Justin Leonard to lose 25pts @3 (i.e. stake 12.5pts) -- unmatched LAY Stephen Ames to lose 20pts @6 (i.e. stake 4pts) -- unmatched LAY Stephen Ames to lose 20pts @3 (i.e. stake 10pts) -- unmatched ------------------------- BACK Justin Leonard to win 100pts @160 (i.e. stake 0.63pts) He entered this season with high hopes - a new driver and putter and a belief that the groove law changes should benefit him in his target of making the Ryder Cup team. It's not quite happened so far, but this is an event he has happy memories of - winning in 2003 - and perhaps this is the setting for it to all come together for him. BACK Stephen Ames to win 75pts @80 (i.e. stake 0.95pts) A player who seems to produce his best form in Florida and for whom the course should suit. BACK Jonathan Byrd to win 75pts @170 (i.e. stake 0.44pts) There's a lot of players much shorter than him in the betting who don't have three PGA Tour victories to their name, in fact there's a lot of them who don't even have one! Shown some form in Florida, if not on this course, and is always capable of popping up with a win. |
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