In real life and on the markets!<\/p>\n
Out with my son again this morning who got his first par today and I managed to get round the whole nine holes on par. Haven’t done that for a few years, one birdie, one bogey. I’m also getting better at understanding the golf markets. It’s taken a few years but I am finally getting under the skin on the markets. It’s proved pretty interesting and it’s also been a bit of a learning curve as I am trying to predict things on a very broad basis rather than a narrow one and that has proved the key to getting to the bottom of the markets. I’ve drifted outside the majors into other competitions now I am confident in what I am doing. I don’t know whether these will work as well, but there is only one way to find out! Anyhow, day one movers from the Bridgestone Invitational, returns to a \u00a310 back bet: –<\/p>\n
Adam Scott – 55 to 5.5 – \u00a390
\nJason Day – 40 to 6.8 – \u00a348.82
\nNick Watney – 28 to 11 – \u00a315.45
\nTiger Woods – 19 to 15 – \u00a32.67
\nMartin Laird – 130 to 42 – \u00a320.95
\nRyan Moore – 90 to 44 – \u00a310.45
\nRory Sabbatini – 120 to 44 – \u00a317.27
\nStewart Cink – 100 to 48 – \u00a310.83
\nBrandt Snedeker – 110 to 42 – \u00a316.19
\nKyung-Tae Kim – 210 to 120 – \u00a37.5
\nThomas Bjorn – 310 to 95 – \u00a322.63
\nJonathan Byrd – 240 to 150 – \u00a36
\nD.A. Points – 380 to 100 – \u00a328
\nKeegan Bradley – 250 to 180 – \u00a33.89
\nPablo Larrazabal – 460 to 170 – \u00a317.06
\nRyo Ishikawa – 410 to 200 – \u00a310.5
\nArjun Atwal – 810 to 510 – \u00a35.88<\/p>\n