ChatterBank2 mins ago
Valero Open Golf
24 Answers
A week ahead of the 2022 Masters tournament, 21 of those due to take part have their final warm-up preps in the Valero Open Golf, beginning tomorrow. I have forsaken the tournaments favourites and, not really looking for the winner, have gone for 3 outsiders. Basing my bets similar to the way Togo does his rugby bets, i've done them to finish in the top 8 and the top 12. Bets are with W Hill and Sky (who offer 8, 10 and 12 places)
£1 e.w.; Chris Kirk to 8 places @ 30/1
£1 e.w.; Chris Kirk to 12 places @ 25/1
£1 e.w.; Kevin Streelman to 8 places @ 40/1
£1 e.w.; Kevin Streelman to 12 places @ 35/1
£1 e.w.; Ben Martin @ 200/1 to 8 places
£1 e.w.; Ben Martin @ 140/1 to 12 places
£1 e.w.; Chris Kirk to 8 places @ 30/1
£1 e.w.; Chris Kirk to 12 places @ 25/1
£1 e.w.; Kevin Streelman to 8 places @ 40/1
£1 e.w.; Kevin Streelman to 12 places @ 35/1
£1 e.w.; Ben Martin @ 200/1 to 8 places
£1 e.w.; Ben Martin @ 140/1 to 12 places
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by Ken4155. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't do gambling, but I have done golf, not so much now though. I once a told a work colleague, who was a gambler, to put his money on Mark Calcaveccia for The Open. He did, but he wouldn't tell me how much, but I think the odds for him at the time was 40-1, maybe slightly higher. Sure enough, Calcaveccia won and I just got a 'thank you' from Tony. At least he was grateful. And he lived up your way, Ken, in Bacup.
Related Questions
Sorry, we can't find any related questions. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to search for some keywords, or choose a topic and submit your own question.