Last week Austin Smotherman tied for fifth with a small payday a $23 place dividend, little fish, but not what we are aiming for we want the Whale!
Italian Open
This week the DP World Tour goes to the Marco Simone Golf course the home of the next Ryder Cup, for the Italian Open, the Jim Fazio, David Mezzacane design measures 7321 yard (6710m) par 72 with a course rating of 72.4 and a slope of 140.
On Bet365
Pedro Figeurido-$2001 each way
Joel Stalter-$1501 each way
Manu Gandes-$1001 each way
Lorenzo Gagli-$1001 each way (home town hero?)
Andres Romero-$1001 each way
Robin Scott-Siegrist-$401 each way
Daniel Hillier-$201 each way
On Betfair
Nicolai von Dellinghausen-$520
Santiago Tarrio-$380
Marcus Armitage-$380
Francesco La Porta-$360
Rio Hisatsune-$250
Shubhankar Sharma-$251
LPGA International Challenge
The LPGA plays a teams event, the International Crown involving 8 countries. If you want a bet only Australia with a good team to win their group at $5.75, but they have to beat the Koreans, no easy task. I’d abstain.
Wells Fargo Championship
The PGA Tour plays the Wells Fargo at Quail Hollow, an Old Ceorge Cobb course measuring 7114 yards par 72 with a course rating of 74.9 and a slope of 139.
An unbelievable bet first up. Rory McIlroy who has won here recently and a number of top tens is $51 to lead after the first round on Bet365. Get on!
On Bet365
JB Holmes-$2001 each way, previous winner here 2014
Jason Dufner-$2001 each way
Troy Merritt-$1001 each way
Henrik Norlander-$1001 each way
Callum Tarren-$1001 each way
Justin Lower-$1001 each way
Nick Watnet-$1001 each way
Kramer Hickok-$1001 each way
Mathias Schwab-$751 each way
Chad Ramey-$751 each way
Harrison Endycott-$751 each way
James Hahn-$501 each way, previous winner at this course 2016
Kevin Streelman-$501 each way
Alejandro Tosti-$401 each way