TPC San Antonio is the venue this week. The course is a 7522 yard par 72 and is one of the more difficult tracks of the year. There are the usual Texas winds together with deep bunkers and narrow fairways. It’s fair to say this isn’t one of the more popular venues with the pros. This event usually sports a weak field so maybe one of the Tour’s lesser lights will come to the fore. This course has only been used since 2010 so course form before then is of only limited value. Charley Hoffman won last year’s event.
Name | Odds | Bookmaker | |
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Patrick Reed | 2pt each way 40-1 | PaddyPower TOP SIX |
Finishing position: MC Back Patrick Reed Again |
Patrick Reed has had a quiet start to 2017 but remains a World class player. He’s a proven winner and was a promising T2 last year in San Antonio. He’s well capable of contending again and looks good value at this price. | |||
Ryan Palmer | 2pt each way 40-1 | Bet365 |
Finishing position: T6 Back Ryan Palmer Again |
Ryan’s a solid pro who usually pops up with a few punter friendly results each year. There are reasons to believe this could be one. He’s in reasonable form and, more importantly, he’s a TPC San Antionio specialist. T6 and T4 in his last two visits is excellent stuff and he looks a solid each way prospect. | |||
Daniel Summerhays | 2pt each way 75-1 | Bet365 |
Finishing position: T58 Back Daniel Summerhays Again |
There are not many fans of TPC San Antonio but Daniel Summerhays is one of those. 7-2-4-13 in his last three starts in this part of Texas speaks for itself and he looks like an outsider with a chance to us. Well worth an each way punt at this price. |
All quoted odds correct as of 17:00 on 18/04/2017. These are obviously subject to fluctuation.