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The Books Put Garcia The Favourite In China?

Dorian Netolicky
China, European Tour, golf, Graeme McDowell, Gregory Havret, Sergio Garcia, Soren Kjeldsen, YE Yang
Thursday, April 21, 2011 - 23:00

Honestly, Garcia has been terrible over the past couple of seasons and for Ladbrokes to put him anywhere near the front of the pack, even in a watered down event such as this, is more than a bit ridiculous.

They’ve got him almost two-fold better, at (8-1), from a recent major champion, YE Yang at (14-1).

Then the books follow that up with Kjeldsen joining Yang at (14-1).  This guy hasn’t done anything in almost a year.

 Personally, I don’t know why Gregory Havret hasn’t been given more respect seeing as he’s three back.  This guy came within a whisker of taking Graeme McDowell to a playoff for the US Open last year at Pebble Beach.

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Kaymer The Favourite In Malaysia Despite Masters Mediocrity

Dorian Netolicky
Charl Schwartzel, European Tour, golf, Louis Oosthuizen, Malaysian Open, Martin Kaymer, Mayabank, Rory McIlroy, the masters
Tuesday, April 12, 2011 - 21:42

Martin Kaymer is still a reasonable favourite with Ladbrokes sending him out at (8-1) as he’s the world number one and has been supremely consistent over the past couple seasons.  A bounce back in Malaysia is certainly realistic.

I really thought McIlroy was very surprisingly upbeat following his loss and his youthful nature may mitigate what could have been a season ruining implosion.  Accordingly, Ladbrokes sending him out second best at (10-1) is a reasonable line, but there’s still no telling what his energy level may be like this week.

Energy level is also a concern for the Masters champion, Charl Schwartzel, but he did take down the year’s first major and he fits right in third on the betting board with Labrokes number at (12-1).

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