Arnold Palmer Invitational

Arnold Palmer Invitational The Arnold Palmer Invitational is held at the newly renovated Bay Hill GC in Orlando, FL. The par 72 will now play 7400 yards. Many greens were moved and completely redone with Emerald Bermuda. For the second straight week Vijay Singh has withdrawn due to back problems, and we know this must be taken seriously because Vijay who practices all the time and plays 30+ events would not miss any event nor any in preparation for the Masters. So, we'll definitely keep an eye on potential matchups against Vijay in the near future. Anyone finding matchups with Sam Saunders who is Arnold Palmer's Grandson, let me know. He knows every inch of this track and played it more than anyone in the field with the new changes. [B]Justin Rose -135[/B] vs. Kenny Perry Rose's game is currently sharp. He was T13 LW at the Transitions, 3rd in the Honda Classic firing 67 and 64 mid rounds and he has a new Rosa putter in the bag that is working well. Rose who lives in Orlando, has sneaked away a couple of times in the past two weeks to investigate the new modifications. He also just played in the Tavistock Cup where he was looking in fine form. Perry has not had anything to cheer about this season. His last four tournaments were T65 LW at the Transitions, T45, T53 and T33 in the WGC Accenture Matchplay where he was bounced in the first round. (As painfully as I do recall) [B]Graeme McDowell -130 [/B]vs. Henrik Stenson If you watched any of the Tavistock Cup on the Golf Channel, this is an automatic play. McDowell fired one of the best rounds on the Lake Nona team on Tuesday and his game has shown solid ball striking all season long. Stenson on the other hand put ball after ball in the lake and duck hooked the odd tee shot. He has played sparingly this season with nagging injuries and now he is expecting their third child very soon. [B]added Nick Watney -125 [/B]vs. Sean O'Hair

Pretty sure Tuesday night is too early to be posting these. I saw these 9 minutes after post and couldn't find any better than -150 and -157 respectively, as most of my "square" slower moving outs don't have their lines up yet.

I found -140 and -135, respectively, at wsex

I should correct that to say I found 3 books with good lines on these but they aren't places that I'd feel remotely comfortable leaving money. And I wouldn't feel remotely comfortable leaving money at WSEX either, so we can add that one to the list.

Oh, it's no mystery that wsex is a bad place to wager, but for those of us who have money stuck there, we might as well do something with it.

I'm not sure how I typed -157 up there, there were plenty of -150s on the 2nd one, but I'm not really comfortable betting at close to 3% worse. I added the comment about WSEX since anyone who hasn't bet offshore recently might still think they're a top book. At least they haven't dropped as far as Cascade yet, where I still have about 12k or so, and Cascade continues to take deposits and put lines up almost 3 years since they last paid anybody.

Alf, If it is not too much trouble could you start another thread for your "added" i.e. Watney vs Ohair plays? When you simply edit it is very easy for many of us (myself included obviously) to never rehash the original message and miss it all together. thanks

[QUOTE=burger;19740]Alf, If it is not too much trouble could you start another thread for your "added" i.e. Watney vs Ohair plays? When you simply edit it is very easy for many of us (myself included obviously) to never rehash the original message and miss it all together. thanks[/QUOTE] I agree. This would be helpful.

No problem.

Looked like a cut juice out but Stenson (having to birdie 18 to make the cut) stuck one from 171 out to within 6 feet and made putt to make us sweat entire weekend. Gross