British Open Weekend Preview
After Thursday’s opening round at the British Open that saw several players shoot in the mid-60’s, it was back to business as usual at St. Andrews in Scotland, much to the dismay of golf betting fans everywhere.
Thursday’s brisk, mild, unseasonal weather was replaced with what we’ve come to expect at the Open Championship, whipping wind and harsh conditions that forced a stoppage of play early in the afternoon.
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British Open 2010 Second Round Recap and Tom Watson’s Farewell
Brutal, Shell-shocked, Nightmare, Merciless, Unfair, WAAAAHHHH!!!
These are just some of the many descriptions and exclamations from the golfers that played this afternoon and the people that bet golf this afternoon.
This weather had everything again today – wind, rain and even a little bit of sun at times.
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British Open Betting – Surprise Leader After Round 2 Might be Unbeatable
The weather continued to wreck havoc at St. Andrews on Friday as those who found success on Thursday found the going tough on Friday. Almost every single golfer who shot well on Thursday fell back to the pack on Friday.
Almost. The biggest surprise on Friday turned out to have been the biggest surprise on Thursday. After shooting a 7 under on Thursday to finish 2 strokes behind Rory McIlroy, the South African Louis Oosthuizen shot a fantastic 5 under on Friday to take a 5 stroke lead in the British Open.
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British Open – McIlory, Tiger and…John Daly?
Some players are still on the course. Heck, some players haven’t even teed off, but it really doesn’t matter. It doesn’t mater because he stage has already been set for this year’s British Open at the famous Old Course at St Andrews in Fife, Scotland.
Oh, sure, Martin Kaymer, the young German sensation still has to tee off and Edoardo Molinari, who won the Scottish Open last week, hasn’t lifted his driver out of his bag.
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British Open 2010 Proposition Bets
Proposition Bets are always a great way to make golf bets that last through the tournament. I’m going to give you the best props on the board for easy money people. I’ll go by categories to make it easier.
Players To Make The Cut
Take Tom Watson -135 to Make the cut. This 59 year old golfing legend got 2 nd in last year’s British Open and is playing like a true 39 year old right now.
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British Open 2010 First Round Recap and Bewilderment
I can say with certainty that those meteorologists definitely don’t have everything figured out like they would like you to believe. What the heck happened with this tough weather today at the British Open? I was handicapping to bet golf for wind and rain and cold, and instead we get ideal conditions (except for the temperature). The early scores today are the lowest I can remember first round at the Open Championship. There are 42 scores in the 60s today.
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The British Open – Second Round Betting Preview
For those golf bettors who’ve been looking forward to the British Open for awhile now, they weren’t disappointed Thursday, as the tournament kicked off with some record setting golf. But as we look forward to the second round Friday, should we expect more records to fall in the golf betting odds?
Thursday at the Open Championship was marked by some extremely low scoring, thanks in large part to weather at St.
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2010 British Open Second Round Matchup Free Handicapping Picks
There are some tried and true rules when it comes to betting golf matches daily. For example, after the first round of a major golf tournament, you can bet that people are already either in a position to take risks (Phil), stay steady (Tiger) or not care (Laurie Canter). There is a lot more than that obviously, but I wanted to give you something I look at when handicapping Golf Bets.
Make a golf bet on Phil Mickelson (120) over Retief Goosen (-110) for 2nd round.
Phil was not happy when he finished today, and I know that look.
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Tournament Matchup Bets for the British Open
Which golfers figure to be the best golf bets in tournament matchup wagering for the British Open?
Is Tiger a good bet to beat Lefty? Is Rory McIlroy a good bet to beat Lee Westwood? Who will prove best in tournament matchup betting for the British Open!
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Are Tiger and Phil the Best Bets to Make the Cut?
Are Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods, the two favorites to win the British Open this week, the best bets to make the cut?
Often times the best players to bet to win a tournament aren’t always the best players to bet to make the cut.
Betting on favorites to make the cut requires a huge risk in order to turn a profit. For instance, the Golf betting odds on Phil to make the cut are -800. The odds on Tiger are -1200.
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