This year the end of season finale has been shaken up prior to the event even starts, and we enter the field of handicaps. Justin Thomas who heads the rankings begins on 10 under par and the remainder are allocated starting scores all of the way. The aim was to find the winner of the event automatically winning the Fedex (usually the case anyway ) but the beginning scores appear so unfair now the week is upon us. The bookmakers saw the shake ahead and happily priced the 72 hole market that I am sure this week will observe a whole good deal of activity. That being said I’m not a huge fan of investing in a market where a participant doesn’t exactly understand where he stands and small advantage from winning it. The potential for a heat looms large.
East Lake is a path we know well that benefits tee to green excellence. It’s a long enough par 70 at 7300+ yards and the rough is troublesome so that an ability to hit it long and straight is a massive asset around this particular layout. The fairways are amongst the very narrow on the schedule so driving precision is asset to check towards when selecting these four days those who may overcome their handicaps. Following his performance last week Justin Thomas heads for the Fedex Cup the consequently and the leaderboard. He will undoubtedly prove difficult to prevent given his album here reads 7-2-6 beginning from scratch dents. Pressure will be on for four times you rather than the typical two at the weekend and it would not surprise me if the leaderboard be properly awakened come Sunday evening.
The one most inclined to love the challenge is RORY MCLLORY ??8/1 (1/5 4 places). He knows for certain he has the ability of winning an occasion by numerous shots and thus overturning Thomas’ lead. Of those 8 rounds Thomas and McIlroy have played here at precisely the identical time, the Irishman has won 5 of these into Thomas’ 1 plus with two ties. If this trend continues we can surely see McIlroy getting nearer to the lead come Sunday along with his urge to land another title here and the Fedex decoration may exceed everyone else as he’s been left behind somewhat over the last couple of months. Having been questioned regarding his ability in closing groups and getting on the line in the lead into this season McIlroy has proved the doubters wrong with just 2 wins and a multitude of other very great endings. The players although in a good position have taken to East Lake in the past few years. In 10 attempts the best Koepka, Cantlay and Reed could muster is a 6th put location with next best being 13th. Plenty of negatives present the players above McIlroy pub the leader to themselves. With his results against the ordinary efforts by the others along with Thomas within the past couple of years I think McIlroy has to be a good play in the market including the beginning scores.
3pts each-way R.McIlroy 8/1 (1/5 4 locations )
PAUL CASEY ??(Without Fedex Starting Strokes) 28/1 (1/5 5) ??ranks 3rd in Total Scoring here at East Lake in this subject and may be expected to benefit somewhat from the format. We have all seen how the Englishman has struggled to get over the line sometimes and awarded the 72 hole scratch leaderboard will not be anyone’s priority this week Casey could stumble upon a win. He’s four top 5 finishes in his last five attempts and generally ranks quite high from the sections essential to scoring here. Like the Valspar this is one of Casey’s favourite haunts and even though the primary prize looks from the own grasp the 72 hole scratch event surely resembles something that he could win without barely understanding it’s materialising.??
1.5pts each-way P.Casey With no Fedex Starting Strokes?? 28/1?? (1/5 5)
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