Fredrick Jacobson +1000 to win US Open.

[zoo youk]

gonna throw a 20 spot on it.

[Br0nxer]

its +1300-+1400 everywhere

where is this sbr book?

[zoo youk]

STRAIGHT BET

Jun 17

TNT ODDS TO WIN THE US OPEN 2012 - FINAL UPDATE [45154] FREDRIK JACOBSON +1000

20.00 USD / 200.00 USD

148465

[zoo youk]

BetIsl

[zoo youk]

Jacobson, who tied for fifth in the 2003 U.S. Open at Olympia Fields

guy seems comfortable with the course

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Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/06/16...#storylink=cpy

[Br0nxer]

i dont disagree with jacobsen

decent shot. personally i am not playing him

you got a horrible price is what I'm saying

[zoo youk]

o well. only loaded at BI

[ByeShea]

i dont disagree with jacobsen

decent shot. personally i am not playing him

you got a horrible price is what I'm saying

He won't mind if he wins.

If someone offered me that bet for $20 cash on the spot I'd do it, the US Open is only once a year.

I like the US Open much more than the Masters because of the ones like we're watching this year. Every so often the Open is a bore and it makes all the traditions and ceremonies at Augusta look vastly superior in comparison.

Personally, I love an event where it looks like the one golfer who manages to finish under par will win the thing.

As in an event where the touring pros bitch that it's too hard. Makes me think of Goosen winning at Shinnecock, all the golfers were irate that they couldn't keep a ball on the greens, yet there he was getting up and down every hole, practically whistling while he worked.

They've got Olympic in great shape - hit it straight or you're f*cked, plus pool table greens. And we have no idea who's gonna win, but some great players at the top plus an amateur who thinks he can win. Great stuff.

[ByeShea]

And if I had to pick a winner ... Furyk. Probably because I bought into McDowell swaggering off the 18th. I think I'm rooting for McDowell though. No bets.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

i'm going with the long shots. woods, els, dufner, simpson. anything can happen in the last round. this course is just too hard.

[Br0nxer]

played dufner and colsaerts to win

if dufner makes any putts yesterday he has a 2 shot lead going into today. big day for him today maybe

[Ghenghis Kahn]

gotta root for dufner, he's been on fire.

[Br0nxer]

if i had to pick one of the leaders to win i would definitely go with mcdowell.

i just have a feeling whoever wins is 3-5 shots off the lead coming into today

[Cuse4tw]

Before yesterdays round i locked in:

to win: mcdowell, colsaerts, westwood and harrington
17 year old top 10 and 5

may throw some on dufner he should be up there at the end of the day if the putts fall

[zoo youk]

Dufner is the 17 year old right?

[tatommack]

Bo is the 17 year old threw 50 on him to win 5k you never know

[zoo youk]

o yea thats right beau hossler

[ByeShea]

i'm going with the long shots. woods, els, dufner, simpson. anything can happen in the last round. this course is just too hard.

Actually, the day to go with the long shots is Saturday, aka "moving day". I think the best thing to do is a pick'em btw Furyk / McDowell.

They're in pole position and have the game and experience to close the deal. That Woods is still feasibly in it only sweetens your odds.

[thisisit]

already had Dufner to win, now took jacobson at 14-1 at 5dimes

[CoachJB]

Got Jacobsson as well +1200. Gl to all.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

Actually, the day to go with the long shots is Saturday, aka "moving day". I think the best thing to do is a pick'em btw Furyk / McDowell.

They're in pole position and have the game and experience to close the deal. That Woods is still feasibly in it only sweetens your odds.

not in this tourney. furyk and mcdowell can shoot +5 or worse today. if any of those long shots can shoot -3 or -4. i have a good chance...

[ByeShea]

not in this tourney. furyk and mcdowell can shoot +5 or worse today. if any of those long shots can shoot -3 or -4. i have a good chance...

+5 or worse? Is there any particular reason to think that? Furyk was E, -1, E and not a showy "shot maker", the kind who fires crazy scores every so often. It's his consistency that the announcers refer to when they keep calling him a "grinder".

[Ghenghis Kahn]

let's go ernie!!!!!! let's do this.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

simpson on fire.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

+5 or worse? Is there any particular reason to think that? Furyk was E, -1, E and not a showy "shot maker", the kind who fires crazy scores every so often. It's his consistency that the announcers refer to when they keep calling him a "grinder".

even grinders feel the pressure. this is a tough course. better to get the round over with than be the final two when you have a very small lead...

[jjgold]

Never heard of Simpson

This was not highly rated final as far as tv

Good tourney though

[Br0nxer]

if i had to pick one of the leaders to win i would definitely go with mcdowell.

i just have a feeling whoever wins is 3-5 shots off the lead coming into today

was right but wrong guy

[ByeShea]

even grinders feel the pressure. this is a tough course. better to get the round over with than be the final two when you have a very small lead...

Furyk absolutely came apart, I'm very surprised. Who knows when the pressure started creeping in, but he lost the tourney with that tee shot on 16 - if Roger Maltby says "I've never seen (player name) make a worse shot ever" - then you might as well tear up his ticket. He seemed to be overcompensating for his nerves - you can't play winning golf tight. And did you hear the names of the only guys who ever finished birdie-birdie to win an Open? Nicklaus, Watson, and ... missed the third name, (Gary Player?). But they were players who were like Tiger was, seemingly immune to the pressure.

I give you credit, Ghengis, and anyone else who had Simpson. Must have been a pretty price.