25-1		25-1
Justin Rose to win the Deutsche Bank Championship Outright		Cameron Diaz to be Lewis Hamilton's first celebrity girlfriend

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Catching it on the back of your neck? Hard enough to do with a football...

Last time out, the rookies' performances were something of a mixed bag. Sam Walker and Mark Pilkington went quite close whereas Matthew Zions and Kyron Sullivan bith missed the cut. This week, Pilkington's odds in particular are starting to look more attractive, especially for an each way bet.

Matthew Zions last week +3 missed cut this week not playing

Sam Walker last week tied 27 minus 3 this week 80/1

Kyron Sullivan last week +3 missed cut this week 175/1

Mark Pilkington last week tied 27 minus 3 this week 200/1

Marcus Higley last week tied 37 minus 2 this week 250/1

Eirik Tage Johansen last week tied 150 plus 12 this week 250/1

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After Tiger's rest last week, he has been instantly installed as 15/8 favourite for the Deutsche Bank Championship. Not that he wouldn't normally be favourite, but this week has double the motivation for a win after falling behind in the FedEx Cup standings.

After a disappointing year in the majors this season (only ONE, poor Tiger) the odds for a clean sweep next year are currently at 25/1. This may seem short but we are talking about Tiger Woods here.

To win the Deutsche Bank Championship 15/8

To win all four majors next year 25/1

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Olly narrowly missed the cut last week as namesake, Ross Fisher, took the KLM Open. This week, he is 22/1 to place in the top five of the Johnnie Walker Championship, 11/1 to finish in the top ten and 125/1 to win the tournament outright.

Top Ten Finish 11/1

Top Five Finish 22/1

Outright Winner 125/1

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