Lost Fore Words

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This week, we have the Hero World Challenge an unofficial event which gathers twenty of the world's best at the Albany Course in the Bahamas four a 72-hole event of elites only. Other than that we have the South African Open which is now just a Sunshine Tour event, and at the very end some Ryder Cup chat, now that Lee Westwood has turned down the captaincy for 2023. 

It certainly feels like the end of the season with week's like this but there still appears to be some value in the betting markets that we will try to exploit. 

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General chat 00:00 - 09:10

Hero World Challenge 09:11 - 38:28

South African Open 38:28 - 59:52

Nonsense - 59:53 - end

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Tom and Jason were joined by Mark Anguiano and Jaimè Moreno, who recently teamed up to successfully navigate the final stage of the Korn Ferry Tour Q-School. 

Thanks to a moment of excellent caddying from Jaime, Mark was able to refocus himself after what could have been a terrible break in Round 3. This gave them the platform to kick in on the final day and ensure eight starts on the Korn Ferry Tour in 2022. 

Hear more about Mark’s journey in professional golf so far, and how Jaime couples a career caddying at Bandon Dunes, with caddying out on Tour. 

A great insight into what it takes to rise in the ranks at the professional level. 

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This week Bradley Todd joins Tom and Jason to discuss the final event of 2021 on the PGA Tour, the RSM Classic, and the final event ever on the "European Tour", the DP World Tour Championship. Ironically as of next week, the Tour itself will be branded the DP World Tour, as key stakeholders look to expand, and improve the fortunes of the Tour.

Both events have over a decade of history and leave us plenty to get our teeth into and are headlines by some top names. On the European Tour the field will be looking to beat Rory McIlroy and Collin Morikawa, with a whole host of names there to challenge them, while over at the RSM Classic, Webb Simpson is co-favourite for an overdue win at the RSM, alongside Scottie Scheffler who let another opportunity pass him by last week in Houston.

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This week, Tom, Jason and Brad break down the Dubai Championship and Houston Open, where the problem seems to be cutting down who to bet on, as opposed to finding players to side with. 

Houston remains the best remaining Tour event of 2021, while Dubai warms us up for the season-ending DP World Tour Championship at the neighbouring Earth Course. 

Paul Casey and Tommy Fleetwood headline the market in Dubai, while Sam Burns is the favourite in Houston, retuning to an event where he was the 54-hole leader 12 months ago. 

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This week the podcast returns after a week-long absence, and we are previewing the Portugal Masters and the WWT Championship @ Mayakoba. 

Two events with rich history and huge amounts of course or correlative form to peruse, this feels like one of those weeks where we can get a strong grasp of what to expect on the week. 

In Portugal Matt Wallace is the favourite ahead of Laurie Canter, while over in Mexico, Justin Thomas edges out defending champion, Viktor Hovland for favouritism in what looks to be a stacked field. 

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Two difficult events to get excited about, and two that are potentially difficult to navigate, we have tried to find some value, particularly in the ZOZO where the favourites are rightly a short price. 

The Mallorca Open sees the Tour return to this region for the first time in 10 years and this course for the first time since 1998. 

On the PGA Tour, they return to Japan for the first time since this event back in 2019 when Tiger Woods famously picked up his most recent victory, ahead of home favourite Hideki Matsuyama. With the likes of Sungjae Im and Paul Casey withdrawing, the top of the market is thinning out, so middle of the board and down is where the decisions need to be made. 

With all the picks across both events 28/1 or bigger, there’s some value to be had this week, if you are happy to take on the favourites.  

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This week we return to Jason’s favourite Tour stop, Valderrama, where Jon Rahm is once again an overwhelming favourite. He didn’t have a great weekend in Spain last weekend, so will look to put that right on this famed golf course, where he already has a runner-up finish to his name. 

On the other side of the pond, it’s another week in Sin City as a 78-man field has assembled for the CJ Cup. They head to The Summit this week, another Tom Fazio layout, and with little knowledge of the course and a consensus outright selection, we don’t have too much to say on this event. 

An array of selections in Spain though, it will be great to see one of the best courses take centre stage on the European Tour. 

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It’s our 100th episode and we tie it in with a preview of the Open de Espana, where Jon Rahm is an overwhelming favourite and the Shriners Open where the market can’t decide who’s going to win. 

After selecting 100/1 Danny Willett last week, we try to continue the form with a consensus 50/1 selection in the Open de Espana, and a plethora of long shots in Vegas. Vegas is the ultimate gambling city, where everyone dreams of getting lucky and winning big, and this golf tournament fits in perfectly. 

Thanks to all the listeners who have joined us on this journey to 100 episodes, you make this show what it is!

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Jason Sobel of The Action Network joined the podcast to discuss the 43rd Ryder Cup at Whistling Straits. Why did Europe perform so poorly? Were USA simply too good? Does Steve Stricker deserve more of the credit than he is getting? Tom and Jason discuss this and much more in this episode. Also toward the end of the show is a discussion on Rory McIlroy and what might be going on with the man from Northern Ireland. Seemingly a victim of his own success, much more is expected of McIlroy than he's produced in recent years and given the seven-year break since his last major victory, it looks like something needs to change for Rory as he enters what appears to be the second chapter of his career. At 32, Rory should be hitting the peak of his career, so there's plenty of time for a change in fortunes and we all hope that will be the case sooner rather than later.

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This week the European Tour returns to the Alfred Dunhill Links, which perhaps come as others on each Ryder Cup side would perhaps come over if it wasn’t a week after the big event. 

Three of the five favourites this week at the Dunhill must be emotionally drained after such a tough week at Whistling Straits and it’ll be interesting to see who of the European contingent can put last week behind them both here and in the Sanderson Farms Championship, where Sergio Garcia is looking to contend. 

The Sanderson Farms gives us another look at the recent graduates from the Korn Ferry Tour, while also providing a perfect platform for some more experienced PGA Tour members, who are still looking for their maiden victory. 

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