The Heritage	Subscribe

 RESULTS: 3-3 + 6 PTS

 Stake 9.6 pts Mark Wilson -120 over Dean Wilson (stanjames, ties lose) ******** WIN

  Wilson, M already a two time winner this season up against the last player using "stack and tilt" Mark will contend this week after missing the cut at Augusta he caertainly will enjoy this tight treelined fairway that rewards accuracy not distance. He's cool under pressure and can roll his ball. Dean may have finished nicely last week but that why we're getting such good odds here. If this loses I will retire.

Stake 7.05   pts Michael Sim over Mike Weir  (5dimes)  ***** WIN

  Will gladly lay this juice as Weir has turned into Ian Baker Finch this year. In 8 starts he has 6mc's a W/D and a t77 in January. His game is a mess and he thinks this cousre will help him. He hits 42.80% of his fairways and the rest of his game is just as lost. Sim hasn't faired too much better but Weir will miss the cut and he will be at the bottom of leaderboard, maybe last. So I like Sim to shoot 75+75, that shoud end it on friday night.

Stake 4 pts Boo Weekely +110 over Kevin Na (5dimes) **** LOSS

Back to Back wins in 2007/2008 followed that with t13 in 2009 and t12 last year. Boo can play this course. Na is a player I hate to bet against in matchups but just last week he shot a 16 on a par four to set some record. Now he has laughed it off but he will be asked about it all week. No one wants to tee off with those negative thoughts. Even without that. Boo is a course specialist.

Stake 3 pts Ian Poulter +100 over Francesco Molinari (betfred, ties lose) *** WIN

This should be an ideal course for and Ian and he has played in the past whereas Molinari is making his debut. Not so sure the italian will like this narrow fairay setup and treelined fairways and the odd aligator. I give the edge to the more seasoned englishman who needs a win to show tiger who the man is.

Stake 3pts Matt Kuchar +125 over Luke Donald (carib) ***LOSS

 Donald is somehow the favorite but I am not buyong it as he has struggled driving the ball the last 6-9 months. He may have gotten away with it at Augusta but not here. Meanwhile Kuchar is just a top ten machine, six of nine starts this season have been top 10's, actually nothin worse than t8. The Kuch has two top tens at hilton head along with a t14 last year.

 Stake 3pts Brian Gay +100 over Jason Day (5dimes) ***LOSS

 Gay won this event by 10 shots two years ago. Im pretty sure he's figured it out. One of the most accurate players out there. Day may have done well at Augusta but like I said before this aint Augusta. Gay missed just one cut this year and his last two starts were t23 and t24. That tells me his game is almost back.