LA OPEN (Northern Trust) Frazar -145 over John Holmes. There will be no "Down Goes Frazar" this week. JB Holmes has been awesome at this event the past 4 years. He plays like he owns the course finishing not worse than 12th place. So why would I lay this kind of money for some has-been named Harrison Frazar to take him down this week? Well, JB had brain surgery just a few months ago, and since golf is played 90% beween the ears, this doesn't bode well for him. I also wasn't impressed with that nifty little 80 he signed for at Cypress last Saturday. I wish him all the best in his comeback attempt, but I'll keep going against him until he shows me something. Expect JB to slamming his trunk on Friday afternoon, and a nice, relaxing victory for Frazar. Take Frazar all the way up to -170.
Baddeley (Even) over Scott - Bads finished 4th last week at Pebble, is defending Champeen at this event, and Scott hasn't hit a competitive shot in months. Pretty easy to do the math on this one. Take Bads up to -120.
Cantlay -140 over A. Kim - You're probably thinking you "Can't Lay" -140 against a stud like Anthony Kim, can you? Well, the galleries are going to be calling "Cant-lay" "Can-lay" after he puts a whipping on AK this weekend. Cantlay is the best amateur in the world, and he was a perfect 5 for 5 making cuts last year, including 4 top 25's. Also, Cantlay goes to UCLA, so I am betting he has played this layout quite a few times. And lets face it, AK is a bum. Expect him to be slamming his trunk on Friday as well. Take Cantlay up to -170.
