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Did You Lay Tiger Woods? A 71 Gives Us Early Profit!

July 17, 2009 By Carl Harris

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Tiger Woods Doubles in Price for Open Victory…

Tiger Woods is wild off the tee and struggles to a 1-over-par 71 in the first round. ‘Hopefully tomorrow I can hit it a little better,’ he says.

By Chuck Culpepper July 17, 2009 Reporting from The Open @ Turnberry, Scotland

Spending an inconvenient amount of time in the immediate company of weeds, Tiger Woods couldn’t join the swell of British Open sentiment today that saw Tom Watson shoot 65 on the cusp of age 60.

Tiger Woods clambered to a 1-over-par 71 in tranquil conditions along the Firth of Clyde, reverting somewhat to the troubled off-the-tee form that marked the earlier parts of his season but seemed mostly scrubbed out through his last three events.

Betfair Price..

You may recall we advised to to 3.65 (Betfair). He has now doubled in price after day one to 7.0. That means we can now take a guaranteed profit, or stick with it as it looks a tall order, particularly given his Thursday form.

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Tiger Woods has won The Open 3 times but never played Turnberry before, which is why we advised a LAY of Tiger Woods.

Why I’m Laying Tiger Woods for The Open Golf…

July 13, 2009 By Carl Harris

Lay at 3.65...

Firstly, let me say that if you want insightful golf analysis, this is not it. I don’t play golf, I don’t actualy like golf, but I know a good value bet when I see one and at 3.65- 14/1 bar Tiger Woods has to be taken on in The Open Golf.

Below is an article that I just read from Sportinglife.com;

Woods has described Turnberry as “a lot more difficult than people are letting on.” The world number one had never seen the Ayrshire links until on Sunday, but he had not visited Hoylake before the 2006 Open either and won there by two from fellow American Chris DiMarco.

“You’ve just got to do your homework,” added Woods after a round that began around 6.30am.The victory three years ago was notable for the fact that he used his driver only once in the entire championship – and playing partner Nick Faldo reckoned that there was no need for it even then.After recent rain – there were more showers on Monday morning – Turnberry is not as fast-running as Royal Liverpool and he has still to decide his strategy.

“I’ve got the driver in (his bag), but I don’t know how it’s going to be used.”

For someone who has never played the course before then there is good value taking him on at a short price, with plenty, in fact the rest of the field on our side! Laying Tiger Woods is my bet for the open, my one and only bet.