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Clarke: So a little bit of make-up girls, and you're sure I can fall back on trolley-dollying if golf doesn't work out?

Nearly managed a cheeky each way with Kaymer last week, but that didn’t materialise so I was left with nothing. The European Tour rolls into Spain this week, so grab a bottle of Rioja, a plate of paella and put your pesetas on these lads…

Darren Clarke @ 25/1: got an emotional win under his belt last week in Shanghai and will no doubt be eager to put in another good performance and get himself back into the Ryder Cup frame. Let’s hope he can continue to ride on the crest of this wave and bag us some cash.

Jose Manuel Lara @ 28/1: the token homegrown talent pick for the week. Apart from being on home soil, however, Lara’s performed well and has finished strongly in 2008. Definitely worth a fiver.

Miles Tunnicliff @ 60/1: not much reasoning behind this pick, really. Has had a pretty solid year thus far, and a 4th place finish in Portugal (which is kind of similar to Spain) recently is promising. A complete hunch, mind you…

Last Week’s picks

The European Tour
Martin Kaymer (7th)
David Howell (missed cut)
Miguel Angel Jimenez (missed cut)



Hoffman: 66/1, because I'm worth it...

I’ll be the first to admit that last week was an absolute nightmare, but problems on the domestic front meant that the BD’s mind wasn’t fully on the job. So without further ado, here are three fresh pick for you all this week. Keep the faith…

Adam Scott @ 16/1: it’s that damn Adam Scott, he’s so hot right now! He’ll be buzzing after his win at the Byron Nelson last week, and has finished under par here for the past three years, including a third place finish in 2006. Case closed.

Anthony Kim @ 50/1: it took all my migh
t not to go with him last week, so I’ve given into temptation. The force is strong with this one; Kim’s already had a second and third place finish this year as well as two top tens, and you feel that it’s only a matter of time before…

Charley Hoffman @ 66/1: if ever a hairdo deserved to win a PGA event, then Charley Hoffman’s wavy blonde Barbie doll look would be the most worthy. That not being the case, a good price and a string of solid finishes in 2008 makes him a tasty pick for the week.

Last week’s tips:

The PGA Tour
Ian Poulter (tied 35th)
Trevor Immelman (missed cut)
Fredrik Jacobson (missed cut)



Listen mate, the rule book says play it as it lies...

It was one of the hardest decisions we’ve ever had to make here at In Golf We Trust, which just goes to show how complicated our lives are. After six hours of heated debate, we've settled for the fact that it just makes sense to have seven things to learn in a week - one thing for each day of the week- rather than ten as previously posted. Unilke rising fuel costs and falling property prices, you'll still get top value for your dollar, although as you're not actually paying for this unparalleled level of journalistic insight, you're doing OK out of the deal either way. Anyway, back to business…


29 Apr, 08 | Tags: Golf Central | On This Day In History


Johnny Miller: in his prime he was slightly cooler than Jim Nantz...

Johnny Miller, winner of the 1973 US Open and 1976 British Open, was born in San Francisco, California in 1947. He was a dashing player during a golden age of golf, but like so many top pros his flame burned brightest for just a few short years of his career, when he was seemingly unbeatable. He now works as a TV analyst on US television.


27 Apr, 08 | Tags: Golf Central | PGA Tour


Adam Scott: 'That Camilo Villegas thinks he's so cool...'

If you don't already know how pathetically jealous we are of Adam Scott, you will be left in no doubt by the end of this brief summary of the last's day's play at the Byron Nelson.

The seventh win of his PGA Tour career came in the third hole of a playoff with Ryan Moore, who is much better looking than Scott, actually. The acne-ridden Auusie shot a last-round 71 to end up 7-under for the tournament, but had to hole a mammoth putt on the 72nd hole (it wasn't a mammoth's putt, by the way, they're extinct) to take the tournament to extra holes after the chiselled American shot a final round 68.

Those two finished four shots ahead of Bart Bryant at 3-under and a trio at 2-under including Mark Hensby, Carl Pettersson and Nicholas Thompson. No, we don't have the foggiest who is either.

Luke Donald and Sergio Garcia finished tied for 19th place, which is not very exciting. But former burger-flipper Richard Johnson of Wales (who made it on tour through Q-School) shot a blinding last round 65 to finish tied 31st.

Adam Scott is really ugly close up, by the way.


 

 

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