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    PGA Tour 3M Open. Who Ya Got?

    Since Cinci taking a hiatus let’s continue the wagering this week. See Tommy Fleetwood teeing it up for the 1st time

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    USC do not bet to bet you will end up broke like everyone here

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    TPC is an easy course for accurate shooters.

    Theres water, but the course is gonna play to a -22 type winner.

    The field is horseshit so I would think a dude like Paul Casey could get a win here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MinnesotaFats View Post
    TPC is an easy course for accurate shooters.

    Theres water, but the course is gonna play to a -22 type winner.

    The field is horseshit so I would think a dude like Paul Casey could get a win here.
    Fatty spot on as usual Matthew Wolf won his 1st PGA event last year at -21.
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    Going with Mackenzie Hughes.

    Edit: Since he WD, I'll take DJ.
    Last edited by navyblue81; 07-21-20 at 01:48 PM.

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    usc call me

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    not replying to cincy any more

    hes a scared little bitch, just like lakerboy



    this is my thread


    it was started first

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    Sorry, hitting fairways doesnt matter much as long as you avoid water

    I think brooks koepka could be a great flyer because noone will have him

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    Quote Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger View Post
    Sorry, hitting fairways doesnt matter much as long as you avoid water

    I think brooks koepka could be a great flyer because noone will have him
    Good luck Rudy, if you take brooks

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    Thanks Rudy

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    -20 or better will win


    so we need to focus on putting from 1-15 feet on bent

    I dont understand so many writeups saying putting doesnt matter

    you will need to make 1 shot per round to win

    id bet it is 1.5 (6 shots gained total)

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    J. Vegas has a tendency to shoot some low scores


    havent looked at bent yet

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