Golf Central

Europe's finest fly back from Torrey Pines straight to Munich this week for the BMW International Open. And, when a selection of the field have finished driving through Munich in BMW Classic convertibles to celebrate the automobile giants' 20th anniversary, maybe they'd kindly find their way to the first tee and pocket us some cash...

Miguel-Angel Jimenez
I know, I know.... we always go for this bloke, but he's just too good to resist this week. Victorious at the recent BMW PGA Championship, played well at this track last year and had a good finish (tied 6th) at last week's US Open. And not many curly-haired ginger blokes can look so good smoking a Partagas as he does.
Bernhard Langer
Langer's enjoying a real hot spell at the moment, boasting two wins on the Champions Tour in America this year and another six top ten finishes- all from 11 events. The German tied for 15th at this year's Players Championship, lost in a play-off at the 2007 Crowne Plaza Invitational... and came second in this very event last year. Money well spent? Just a bit...
Julio Zapata
With odds on this Argentinian starting at no shorter than 200/1, this is a big call on my behalf. Despite an iffy performance at last week's Saint-Omer Open, Zapata scored really well at both the Austria and Wales Open, so we're hoping that he'll be able to do the same this week and at least reward us with an each way finish.

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Last Week's Tips
Sergio Garcia - Tied 17th
Ryuji Imada - Tied 18th
Anthony Kim - Tied 26th