11-4; +6.48pts 

Round 1 plays (1pt):

Robert Allenby to beat Stuart Appleby -102 @ Five Dimes  WON by 4
Camilo Villegas to beat Boo Weekley -120 @ Five Dimes  WON by 1
Zach Johnson to beat Stuart Appleby -110 @ Bet365  WON by 4
Stewart Cink to beat Stuart Appleby -120 @ Carib  WON by 7
Scott Verplank to beat Miguel Angel Jimenez -124 @ Pinnacle  LOST by 6
Scott Verplank to beat Brandt Snedeker +100 @ Five Dimes  WON by 3
Robert Allenby to beat Justin Rose -110 @ Bet365  WON by 1
Ernie Els to beat Adam Scott -125 @ Carib  LOST by 7
Jim Furyk to beat Adam Scott -105 @ Bet365  LOST by 2
Stewart Cink to beat Adam Scott +107 @ Pinnacle  WON by 1

Too many plays to provide reasons for!

Round 2 plays (1pt):

Trevor Immelman to beat Martin Kaymer -120 @ Bet365  TIED
Mark Calcavecchia to beat Martin Kaymer -130 @ Five Dimes  WON by 3
It's a different story when Kaymer leads after one round, but when otherwise in the top-10, he has shot 73 or higher in five of six times occasions. With a poor record on American courses until now, he should revert to type today

Ernie Els to beat Geoff Ogilvy -110 @ WSEX  [also available at Carib & Pinnacle]  LOST by 8
Can never be too sure about Ernie's motivation these days, but Ogilvy's record when holding a 1st round lead is poor: he averages over 73 in the 2nd round, with no round less than 72 and he has never held onto the lead after the 2nd round

Round 3 plays (1pt):

Vijay Singh to beat Phil Mickelson +105 WSEX  [also available at Carib & Pinnacle]  WON by 7
It's been over 6 years since Lefty finished in the top-20 of a WGC strokeplay event and after a promising start on Thursday he is back down the leaderboard again, so I can't see him as favourite as Vijay who has a much better record in these and bounced back well yesterday

Jeev Milkha Singh to beat Miguel Angel Jimenez -101 @ Pinnacle [also available at Carib & WSEX]  WON by 1
Big difference in form between these two as Jimenez's best finish of the year is 25th, while Singh has been a runner-up twice. Even in terms of their head-to-head record Singh dominates: 7-1-2 in the 3rd round over the last 12 months

Round 4 play (1pt):

Brendan Jones to beat Peter Hanson -135 @ Five Dimes  WON by 6
Opposing Hanson who is not particularly motivated when well down the final round leaderboard. He has been at least 10 shots off the pace with one round to play 14 times since the start of the 2006 season and has never shot less than 71