This week, the PGA Tour shifts its sights to Augusta National – in my opinion, the crown jewel of them all – for the 2021 Masters. The course has greens and measures Bentgrass for 72 from 72,4 yards. There are a ton of iconic holes, but nothing at the top of the 11, 12 and Amin Corner stretch, and comes in the form of defending champion Dustin Johnson. Preferred betting with +950 odds – sensibly so, as he set a tournament record in 2019.
The area should have 88 golfers for a distinguished golfer. When it comes to the weather, it is going to be, rain-free, perfect condition (fingers crossed). The track itself is projected to play fast and firm. This year’s event will be slightly different than last year, as fans will be allowed to return to a limited capacity.
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According to Rick Gayman, the two most correlated statistics that lead to success in this event are “Driving Distance” and “Stroke Guy: Total.”
Betting on golf always comes down to the wire, which is why I have become addicted. I think it’s going to be a classic, so I can’t wait. Let’s dig in and see if we can win some money this week.
When it comes to my betting selection, you won’t find anything very serious, but aside from digging on the data RickRunGood.com Database, I try to look at solid values to those who have had previous success with a particular course and / or players who are trending in the right direction to come to the event.
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I absolutely love Dustin Johnson And Jordan Spieth, But history says that it is still difficult to win this tournament back-to-back (DJ) and to win it two weeks in a row (Spieth). Therefore, I am going with a few others this week.
Patrick Kentle +2050
I see the price of the cantel on this number. He is solid on every aspect of his game and has been one of the best players in the game in the last six months. His “Stroke Guide: T-to-Green” number is better than everyone else’s, and his long iron game is second to none. He achieved previous success in the course, finishing ninth and 17th in his last two trips.
Cantley is also in the top five Rechergood Tournament Predictor. People at the top of their model simulations always come to the Mix on Sundays. This end is not everything, but it is another tool to use when trying to narrow the card. At this price, he is one of my favorite bets of the weekend.
Patrick Reid +3500
Getting 35–1 odds for a former champion is juicy. He won the Farmers Insurance Open earlier this year, as well. Reid is one of those people who gets up for these types of events, and I’m sure he’s going to come up with a chip on his shoulder, knowing that many aren’t raising him to win. The only major metric his game lacks right now is “Driving Distance”, but hopefully he will be able to make up for it with his strong putting game and Iron Play.
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I am looking for people who are more than 35-1 for this section. These guys are studs in their own right, so they like being crazy for calling long shots, but for this section, they serve their purpose. If any of those mixes come on Sunday, I will probably try to place bets and defend myself a bit to make sure I spend some of the pizza money.
Matt Fitzpatrick +4000
Fitzpatrick has been one of the most consistent players on the tour this season with four top-11 finishes. He is running the ball better and further, and he is also fourth in “Stroke Guy: Total”. Those are the two big matrices that usually call for success in this tournament, so at 40-1, I can’t resist. He also achieved a top-10 finish here recently, which is icing on the cake for me.
Will Zalatoris +7500
Zaltouris, the young phenom, is one of the leading leaders in “Stroke Gond: Total” and has played solid golf for a long time this season. He is also in the top 20 in “Driving Distance”, which is big here. The issue is experience. like Kolin Morikawa Last year, no matter how well you are playing, this course defeats some learning. But at these odds, he deserves a small splash.
Talking about Morikawa, I told him some time ago that I will get a better number. Unfortunately for me, his hope is still at the same price today. I still think this is a good time to buy high on that, because I love the kid and his iron game. His comments this week seem to suggest that he has learned a lot from his experience over the past year, which will be a big boost to come this week.
I also took a little bitch Brooks Koepka At +3000. Everything indicates that he is going to play, but he is still coming back from knee surgery, so who knows? However there is something about her and the big events. He has a special ability to rise to the occasion, so I will take the bait. I am already seperating this week, so what is a pair and a rupee? It’s Masters week, so let’s enjoy it.
Yellow. Hope you guys can enjoy this prestigious event and win some money at the same time.
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