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Patrick Reed over Ortiz
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Good price. If there were tons of fans, I may be hesitant due to his rules infraction yesterday and him hearing it from the crowd.
he should beat Ortiz today. May not win, but will play better than him. I am not sure if Ortiz has ever played in the last group on a Sunday in a pga tour event.
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Quote Originally Posted by JUSTWINNERZ12:
Good price. If there were tons of fans, I may be hesitant due to his rules infraction yesterday and him hearing it from the crowd. he should beat Ortiz today. May not win, but will play better than him. I am not sure if Ortiz has ever played in the last group on a Sunday in a pga tour event.
Good price. If there were tons of fans, I may be hesitant due to his rules infraction yesterday and him hearing it from the crowd. he should beat Ortiz today. May not win, but will play better than him. I am not sure if Ortiz has ever played in the last group on a Sunday in a pga tour event.
experience was a factor in my handicapping
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Quote Originally Posted by BlackCannons:
Quote Originally Posted by JUSTWINNERZ12: Good price. If there were tons of fans, I may be hesitant due to his rules infraction yesterday and him hearing it from the crowd. he should beat Ortiz today. May not win, but will play better than him. I am not sure if Ortiz has ever played in the last group on a Sunday in a pga tour event. experience was a factor in my handicapping
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I am a PGA professional myself (manage the operation, not play much anymore). I should stick with 3rd and 4th round betting as you can find gems there and not so much full tournament bets. Experience matters in the final round. Ortiz will learn from this but very few excel in the role for the first time, example: last group on a Sunday. Hard thing to do.
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