Pebble Beach Golf Links – Monterey Peninsula, CA Course BreakdownPar 71, 7075 yds, for the US Open the 2nd hole that usually plays as a Par 5 is a long Par 4 and they added distance to a good amount of holes, only one of the Par 5s is reachable in 2 by all (6th), and one will be reachable by the longer issues only … Continue reading US Open – Gambling Preview 2019
Hamilton Golf and Country Club – Hamilton, Ontario Course BreakdownPar 70, 6966 yds, 88 bunkers, 9 water hazards, less than driver course, both Par 5s should be reachable in 2 by most golfers, all the Par 3s are long and hard, most of the Par 4s are short (only one is longer than 450yds), narrow fairways with 3-4 inch rough, slower than average tiny POA … Continue reading RBC Canadian Open – Gambling Preview 2019
Muirfield Village Golf Club – Columbus, OH“Jack’s Place” Course BreakdownPar 72, 7392 yds, Jack Nicklaus designed, bent grass fairways and greens with a little bit of poa mixed in, tree lined very easy to hit fairways (~69%) with deep fairway bunkers that are penal (only about 40% of golfers that hit fairway bunkers make par, 73 bunkers, 13 water hazards that are in play on … Continue reading Memorial Tournament – Gambling Preview 2019
Colonial Country Club – Fort Worth, TX Course BreakdownPar 70, 7209 yds, 84 bunkers, 4 water hazards, Bermuda fairways and rough, tight tree lined fairways with bunkers in play on pretty much every tee shot, rough isn’t too high but wirey so it’s tough to hit out of, harder than average fairways to hit (~56%), most golfers will go less than driver on a lot … Continue reading Charles Schwab Challenge – Gambling Preview 2019
Bethpage Black Course – Long Island, NY Course Breakdown7436 yd. Par 70, average difficulty of fairways hit (~62%), narrow tree lined fairways with bunkers in the landing zones, harder than average greens to hit (~60%), multiple cuts of rough that go from pretty easy to very thick and gnarly, waist high fescue on a lot of holes including some around the large deep bunkers, elevated … Continue reading PGA Championship – Gambling Preview 2019
Trinity Forest Golf Club – Dallas, TX Course Breakdown7380 yds, par 71 with 4 par 3’s and 3 par 5’s (2 are reachable), the Pars 4s have a large variety of lengths, birdiefest as long as it isn’t too windy, links style course with no trees, extremely wide rolling fairways, could get windy which will make a big impact, looks like a US Open or … Continue reading AT&T Byron Nelson – Gambling Preview 2019
Quail Hollow Club – Charlotte, NC Course Breakdown7554 yd, Par 71, 9/11 Par 4s are over 450 yds, the other two Par 4s are short and drivable (played almost as easy as the Par 5s last year), 3/4 Par 3s are over 200 yds, Par 5s are reachable in 2 by most of the field, overseeded bermuda grass, narrow to average width tree lined fairways, … Continue reading Wells Fargo Championship – Gambling Preview 2019
I expected a fantastic game 7 tonight between the Boston Bruins and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Going into the year, everyone was picking the Leafs to win the cup and sucking their dicks about how good Tavares, Matthews and Marner were. I knew it wouldn’t matter cause defense wins championships. All year I said that the Leafs were garbage because they had a poor back … Continue reading Gambling is a Fucking Roller Coaster
Harbour Town Golf Links – Hilton Head, SC Course Breakdown Par 71, Pete Dye designed course, 7099 yards (short for a PGA course), 4 par 3s, 3 par 5s (2 are reachable by most), thick tight tree lined course that really rewards driving accuracy and positioning off the tee (has to target specific parts of the fairway to set up approach shots), plotters course that … Continue reading RBC Heritage – Gambling Preview 2019
I’m still riding hot on Final Four weekend and the NCAAB National Championship going 3-0 for +12 units, but today the Red Sox brought me back to Earth cause they fucking succkkkkkkkkk. Today was a lousy day of work so I was pretty happy that there was a 2:00 baseball game that I could bet on. Red Sox home opener, ring ceremony for those … Continue reading It’s Only April and the Red Sox Already Suck
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