Back then, the idea of allowing some of your biggest draws to line their pockets in time for Christmas seemed harmless enough. Robert MacIntyre at. Collin Morikawa also arrives with a perfect return of top-10 finishes at Kapalua, his run standing at three, and it was certainly tempting to side with a player who knows he's a little lucky to be here. Im's quality all-round game remains easy to underestimate, especially off the tee where he doesn't perhaps get the credit he deserves, but DataGolf have him ninth in the world and I'm inclined to broadly agree. However, it's approaching six years since the second of two PGA Tour wins and 40/1 is short enough, so I'll complete the staking plan with KH LEE. By Ben Coley / Golf, The Open / 8 months ago Comments The social sharing buttons have been hidden due to cookie preferences. Wu led the field in strokes-gained approach there, gaining over 2.75 per round at the host course, and we again saw him strike his irons well at the Honda. Spieth was never at the races in the Hero Challenge, which so often provides a good guide to this event, having carded an eight and two sixes in his opening round to languish towards the back of the field. A proven winner courtesy of his runaway triumph in the John Deere Classic, he was right in the mix here a year ago, leading after round one and playing in the final group before fading to 16th. Mic'd up Jordan is the best Jordan. While he can be wild at times, the one I'm most excited about here is CHESSON HADLEY, who would fit the bill were he to go on and bag his second PGA Tour title. Andrew Putnam at 28/1 (General 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), 1pt e.w. We are committed in our support of safer gambling. That's kind of yielded into, I feel like, a better motion at it out here on the golf course. Chesson Hadley at 250/1 (Sky Bet 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), 0.5pt e.w. He had to stay home to look after the dog all week. @DPWorldTour pic.twitter.com/8HFGZuSqKI. Morikawa is highly motivated, course-proven, and obvious shortlist material as he seeks his first win in more than a year. Kyoung-hoon Lee at 90/1 (Betfred 1/5 1,2,3,4,5), Sky Bet odds | Paddy Power | Betfair Sportsbook. Players used to talk about what qualifying for this means and by qualifying, I mean winning. Higgs is hard to make a case for from a ball-striking perspective, especially after a missed cut at PGA National, but he's been regularly catching the eye of late and undoubtedly has a touch of class. He's always played the host course well, beating the field average on every start in this, his correlating form comes courtesy of two top-10s in two trips to Puerto Rico, and Lashley has a very similar profile to a couple of the big-priced winners of the event. Looking forward to a good week. @Hank_Lebioda's strong play continues @JDClassic.He's 40-under par in his last 12 rounds, the best stretch of his TOUR career. So many winners there had marked our cards here, Hadley included, and the likes of Ted Potter, Vaughn Taylor, Nick Taylor and Tom Hoge tie them together, as do several others including Putnam. Bradbury shot 21-under to win in Joburg, clearly relishing the opportunity to attack, and at another driver-heavy course with fewer complications than Laguna National, one where he doesn't concede an advantage to those more experienced, he might be capable of doubling up just as Ockie Strydom did. "I've been feeling great actually for a good long while now. Thu. Losing three strokes off the tee is extremely rare for a player of his quality but look closer and it was really two foul balls that cost him, each resulting in reloads. Further support and information can be found at begambleaware.org and gamblingtherapy.org. That means a lot of shots played from the rough, where those with higher swing speeds and shorter irons are able to throw their approaches high into the air and hold what are small, firm targets. Nicolai Hojgaard didn't even flinch #RakGolfClassic pic.twitter.com/EzWGnYDt5N. It looks like Wu has built himself a platform, even if it has taken a while, and there's real substance to his form now. Perhaps the form book will right itself here in Thailand and the course certainly should help. Lee clearly loves the place, and having fended off a red-hot Sam Burns plus Daniel Berger in 2021, he dealt with a trio of world-class, Kapalua champions last year. So does Vincent Norrman, a huge hitter whose short-game is a problem, which also applies to Matt Schmid. Subsequent top-10s by the coast in Mexico and Scotland confirmed what we saw both here and when he qualified for the Open Championship in the summer of 2019, that playing by the coast often brings out the best in the Stanford graduate. Hojgaard will at some stage destroy a field like this if he finds a hot putter and as with MacIntyre, a big carrot is being dangled: this is weaker than Al Hamra by quite some margin, yet he's exactly the same price. In the AmEx last time he shot 68-64 over his final two rounds, before that he'd missed the cut narrowly on his Sony Open return, and he'd made seven cuts in a row before Christmas to again suggest that his game is in a good place granted favourable conditions. Further support and information can be found at begambleaware.org and gamblingtherapy.org. This is the golf course upon which Rahm eagled the final hole to win his first professional title, and the one upon which he birdied the final two holes to win his first major. Endycott defied a slow start to finish 26th last week, shooting 65 in round two, and throughout his rookie season he's shown flashes of potential. Adam Hadwin has done that runner-up double and although Jon Rahm's brilliance best explains his own brace of titles, Bill Haas is another who has managed it. Golf betting tips: Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship 2pts e.w. 2pts e.w. This weeks free golf betting tips for the European and PGA Tours. Rahm's form figures read 1-4-1-8-1-1, which means he's halfway to the phone number for 90s staple Live And Kicking, and you don't need me, Trevor nor Simon to tell you that his prospects here at Torrey Pines are outstanding. The fact that he's prone to going missing for a day can work both ways and I'm hoping it's to our benefit given that this suits his game so well, with a change in clubs far from enough to dissuade me. He comes into this on the back of a low-key effort in the AmEx, but he's a similar price in a markedly weaker field as a result and I do think this tougher test will suit a player who almost won the Phoenix Open (no shootout despite appearances) and went so well at Muirfield Village and in the Valspar Championship. "I only played eight holes for the practice round, so I felt like I knew the golf course really well and played it enough times. pic.twitter.com/T6pxPdowyS. Zander Lombard at 50/1 (General 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7) 1pt e.w . The Version table provides details related to the release that this issue/RFE will be addressed. Ben Coley: Hughes is a special bet in The Open Mackenzie Hughes is one of the more interesting debutants on offer at prices which perhaps wrongly assume this will be a bit too much. Day returns to Torrey Pines on the back of five top-25s in his last six starts, the only blip along the way a poor first round at the RSM Classic. Still, he's a Californian with course form courtesy of third place on his debut in the event, and one who has gone on to win twice at top-class courses. First, Harris English won his first title for seven years in the event that was meant to be restricted to winners during the past 12 months, and then Smith won it, his qualifying victory having come in a pairs event. In those circumstances, big-hitters like Ryan Brehm are at a clear advantage, but when the going gets tough it becomes more a test of accuracy and short-game, such as when Alex Cejka triumphed in 2015. Given that his only other outing between the Presidents Cup and now came at a really quirky course he hadn't played before, and that he went 5-0-0 to lead the USA to victory in that team event, my feeling is that he's dropped too far down the betting. Six cuts made in his last eight starts mark this former amateur star down as one of the form players in the field, and having shot 70-69 at the Sony and 68-78 at Torrey Pines, there have been positives to take from both his off-weeks, too. Gary Woodland at 100/1 (bet365, Paddy Power, Betfair 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), Sky Bet odds | Paddy Power | Betfair Sportsbook. The tips are provided by a maths expert who has built a special algorithm that uses all of the stats available these days like strokes gained tee-to-green, driving accuracy etc to compile a list of potential picks. It seems highly likely that nobody here can afford to be left behind on the greens unless a zephyr turns into something more. It's Groundhog Day on the PGA Tour as, for the third week in succession and thankfully the final time this season, the PGA Tour takes in a multi-course event on the west coast. It's not likely to have a lasting impact on anything except perhaps the career of one player. Further support and information can be found at begambleaware.org and gamblingtherapy.org. Green hasn't been driving it well and that's a worry, too, but Abu Dhabi's Yas Links was always likely to catch him out and I could see him dialling it back in under soft conditions at a course where all-out attack looks likely to be required. Winner of the Korn Ferry Tour Championship in 2020, Wu had to wait to graduate to the PGA Tour and had got into some bad habits before being handed his card. Lee was down the field on his first look at Kapalua but that's not uncommon, and neither is a big jolt of improvement for the look around. That's Green's game in a nutshell, hence runner-up finishes at Albatros and Dom Pedro where driver is almost an automatic club selection away from the par-threes. Viktor Hovland at 30/1 . Last week saw Bradbury suffer a slow start on his first trip to Singapore but that's fine with me, as I suspect he'll have taken something from the fact he was still able to keep this streak of weekends alive, and come the end of the tournament he'd climbed more than 60 places to a respectable share of 34th. Further support and information can be found at begambleaware.org and gamblingtherapy.org. Come to think of it, I don't believe I've ever seen Bale's football analysed the way his golf swing will be as, and you can colour me cantankerous here, my chosen sport continues to bewilder. That was the case last year, when Smith shot a record-breaking 34-under yet only won by a shot, and a reasonably calm forecast suggests another low number will be needed if not quite in Smith's league. That's not something the Tournament of Champions has struggled with, and with Rory McIlroy extending his Christmas break, I doubt the field looks much different to how it would've before the, erm, elevation. If you are concerned about your gambling, please call the National Gambling Helpline / GamCare on 0808 8020 133. Knox's comfort levels at the host venue can be seen in the fact he's ranked fourth and third for strokes-gained approach on his last two visits and was the fourth-best scorer at Pebble Beach when 15th overall in 2018. The Sentry Tournament of Champions kicks off 2023 in golf, and Ben Coley is happy to take a chance on former winner Jordan Spieth. Ben's selections are over 1500pts in profit. Golf expert Ben Coley previews the Puerto Rico Open, where Dylan Wu looks primed to go close to landing a first PGA Tour title. Marcus Helligkilde with a low bullet with the driver #DrivenByPassion | @bmwgolfsport pic.twitter.com/ZVjgWFtf2B. In an event like this, one of the handful for which Arizona-based Lashley will ever appeal, I'm very happy to do so. He was 48th at Pebble Beach having been in the mix over the first 36 holes, before that opened with a 66 at Torrey Pines, and was 18th when shooting a third-round 62 to contend in the AmEx, so there are plenty of more recent pointers towards his chance, too. If you are concerned about your gambling, please call the National Gambling Helpline / GamCare on 0808 8020 133. One year on and he's taken further steps forward, particularly when it comes to contending having done so at the ZOZO Championship, RSM Classic and Sony Open already this season, a 62-68 weekend in the latter event representing a fine start to the new year. Pendrith's prodigious driving saw him lead the field in strokes-gained off-the-tee before his halfway exit at the US Open and he was rock solid through the bag on his first start in the Farmers, since which he's taken his game up a level and of course played in the Presidents Cup last September. Trevor Cone and Brandon Matthews are among the longest drivers around and therefore deserve a mention along with other sluggers like Augusto Nunez and Scott Harrington, while I did consider shorter duo Chris Stroud and Fabian Gomez, both of whom boast strong records here. Still, there is value to be had, and winners to find. Theegala wouldn't be among the very longest hitters around but he's well above average and, given his propensity for a wild one from time to time, it's to his benefit that everyone will have to play from the rough for a good deal of the week. Dylan Wu at 28/1 (Sky Bet, bet365 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), 1.5pts e.w. There are numerous has-beens and some players who simply aren't good enough to realistically expect to contend even at this lowly level, so I'm keen to have a crack at that second tier of the betting which provides real potential for a winner at a nice price. When he gets that club purring, he can show off his borderline elite wedge game and the fact that he's a wonderful putter at his best. The formula required is directly tied to the weather, because while Kapalua's Plantation Course is quite a long par 73, it is a cakewalk if soft and unguarded by wind. As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics . "But overall this past six months to a year it's been really, really good for me. Pebble Beach is off the charts today. 2022 US PGA Championship Thursday 19th - Sunday 22nd May TV: Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Golf WELCOME TO PADDY POWER NEWS NEW TO US? The guys break down their favourite bets at Bay Hill , plus their Puerto Rico . Brandon Wu at 175/1 (Sky Bet 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), 1pt e.w. Experience does tend to be important and it's 15 years since a debutant won the title, with multiple champions fairly common. Our master tipster Ben Coley gives us an insight into how he picks his golfing bets whilst playing a few shots on a golf simulator. But he is an absolute baller. That club threatened to ruin his career, but he ranks 77th in strokes-gained off-the-tee, up from 196th at the end of his last full season. At the front of the betting, Xander Schauffele makes some appeal as another former champion who has really taken to this Coore and Crenshaw design. This time, we appear set for the course to play pretty soft and what breeze there is should be manageable for the most part, so when set against the weaker-than-usual field we might be in for a high-teens winning score. As far as Rahm goes, he seldom plays the week after a win and when he did that here in 2018, he faded from halfway favouritism to by far his worst finishing position yet in La Jolla. Breezy conditions kept a lid on scoring at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, both last year and back in 2012, but the course was pretty firm in November and the leader was on 13-under through 54 holes before a level-par finish. Never are things as straightforward as fag-paper analysis like that can suggest, and it's worth saying that there are only one or two shorter hitters priced at less than 100/1 anyway, but those with an extra 10 yards have got ideal conditions to put that to use and Pendrith is one such player, among the longest around in fact. If you are concerned about your gambling, please call the National Gambling Helpline / GamCare on 0808 8020 133. Our golf expert Ben Coley has a range of selections including five outright tips for this week's Challenge Tour event. Mar. Erik van Rooyen is probably the class act, but he's still on the long road to recovery. McNealy will probably fall into the frustrating category if he doesn't crack the top five again soon, but he's twice been runner-up in his home state and, having played well in each of his last six starts, is primed to extend that run. pic.twitter.com/h4cpO2vm4N. James Hahn at 500/1 (Sky Bet 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), Sky Bet odds | Paddy Power | Betfair Sportsbook. Seamus Power is already there and looked for 36 holes last year as though he'd make this the scene of his second win. 02 Mar - 05 Mar. He's priced generously at 175/1 by Paddy Power and Betfair but would make less appeal at the general 100s so I'll sign off with CAM DAVIS instead. Davis started the year as a player I had very high hopes for and having flushed his way through the Sony Open two weeks ago, one quiet week in the desert might serve as the perfect rope-a-dope. Given that I was so sweet on him there, and that he justified selection to a large degree with the way he struck the ball, the only question to answer in a field absent of Adrian Meronk, Ryan Fox, Victor Perez and Nicolai's brother, Rasmus, is will he find this course similarly suitable? THU February 16, 2023 Ben Coley produced profit on the DP World Tour with a big-priced. January truly is the worst. I've mentioned already how advantageous big-hitting is here, but to spell it out more starkly I think this is pound-for-pound the best tournament of the year for the longest drivers on the PGA Tour. Fixed: Release in which this issue/RFE has been fixed.The release containing this fix may be available for download as an Early Access Release or a General Availability Release. Morikawa played well when selected at a similar price for the Hero and a final-round 62 here last year, coupled with his close connections to Maui, make him of definite interest. As such I found Taylor Montgomery more appealing but rather than take 28/1 about a Korn Ferry Tour graduate in an event which will still be hard to win, I'll mark his namesake TAYLOR PENDRITH down as the bet of the week at 80s. Ben Coley previews the Hero Indian Open, where last week's winner Thorbjorn Olesen is out for a quick-fire double at a very different course.Golf betting tips: . Notably, his remodelled swing is producing significantly improved results in terms of his approach play, which has powered his good golf since last summer, and his putting is now catching up. Although the Canadian perhaps hasn't kicked on since he'd only played three tournaments prior to last week's return and continues to drive the ball to elite level throughout each of them, only for that club to cost him a Sunday tee-time in the AmEx. Shootouts don't always favour players like ROBERT MACINTYRE, whose record in majors confirms he likes to work hard for a score, but there's certainly a feeling that Singapore was a bit tricked-up and silly in places and he's the man to beat. Bay Hill Golf Club and Lodge Bay Hill Golf Club and Lodge. Exclusive selections from golf tipster Ben . Tied at the top. Towards the head of the market, Sam Stevens and DYLAN WU appealed most and with the former well-found in the market, I'll take Wu as the best bet. Joakim Lagergren is almost always a big price on the DP World Tour yet when he turns up in Scotland he's a colossus. Given that his sole Korn Ferry Tour win came under low-scoring conditions in an event also won by former Puerto Rico champion Martin Trainer plus last year's runner-up, Max McGreevy, and that he was in the mix by the sea in Bermuda, there are also reasons to believe this course really should suit. After a near-miss at 175/1 on Sunday, Ben Coley returns to preview the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. Hank Lebioda at 66/1 (Coral, Ladbrokes 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7), Sky Bet odds | Paddy Power | Betfair Sportsbook. Theegala looks a winner-in-waiting and I'm more than happy to chance him under such suitable conditions, in the hope that he can rein in that driver just a tad and go to work from there. Hopefully be something before then." I would expect the professionals to get closer to 20-under and perhaps even beyond, which the winner did in four of those five editions of the Thailand Golf Championship. No wonder Woodland has spoken about how comfortable he feels at one of the longest and most difficult courses they play so it looks an obvious place for him to win for the first time since the 2019 US Open, a triumph which of course came along the coast at Pebble Beach. Very marginal preference is for SUNGJAE IM, a player who I think might just enjoy a coming-of-age season which potentially starts with a bang here in Hawaii. Another big-hitter who firmly ranks among the best putters on the PGA Tour, his game is similar to that of Day when he was dominating here, and McNealy himself has finished 15th, 29th and 30th from four appearances to date, including when producing one of the best weekends in the field back in 2020. As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant . He's getting better, too, and while Tony Finau is the man with all the silverware lately, Im has three runner-up finishes in the same short period. Jason Day at 25/1 (General 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), 1.5pts e.w. Besides, when any event has been won 10 times by Woods and Mickelson combined, that's immediately going to create a misleading trend. Ben Coley Top Swedish Player: David Lingmerth A hole-in-one in Rounds 1 or 2 Iain McLaughlin Top-40 Finish: Nick Hardy More on the 2022 US Open Golf Tips: Take a swing at 50/1 shot Fleetwood in our best US Open bets Golf Tips: Aaron Wise a savvy 66/1 punt for US Open first round leader History might repeat if his back holds up. Niall Lyons Puerto Rico Open Tips, Odds and Tee Times Niall Lyons Honda Classic Tips, Odds & Tee Times: Aaron Rai's ball striking to give him the edge Niall Lyons Genesis Invitational Tips, Odds & Tee Times: Hovland takes top billing in Los Angeles Niall Lyons Jon Rahm carries that tag now and understandably so, having chased Smith home following a long break and this time kept playing until the Hero Challenge. The Australian chose to play the AmEx last week purely to get sharpened up for Torrey Pines, where he won in 2015 and 2018 and has also been second, third and fifth as a professional, having collected plenty of positive experiences here as an amateur. Fifth on his first try here when leading the field in strokes-gained tee-to-green, Im probably ought to have ended that debutant drought only to putt horrendously, and then backed up that effort with eighth place last year. Likely unsuited to the super-soft conditions, Spieth still managed four under-par rounds and signed off with a seven-under 66 to properly reacquaint himself after four long years away. He's ended every round at the course comfortably inside the top 10 and those Augusta parallels are underlined by two top-10s in the Masters, too. When doing so he won at River Highlands, a course which as mentioned correlates well with this, and there seems every chance that he gives backers a real run for their money at a nice each-way price. 2nd March to 5th March. Given that he turned 40 in December and went so well on his very next start, there's a lot I like about his profile and it's only one poor week in the desert that needs forgiving. The pro-am element also plays its part those who don't have to get to know someone new might, for the most part at least, be at an advantage. Thursday 2nd March Puerto Rico Open. Two of the three involved in a dramatic play-off putted poorly but got by on their wonderful long-games, whereas under easier conditions the best putter in the field has won both subsequent renewals. That's Hadley in a nutshell, and if you can cope with the downside then there's plenty of upside at massive odds. Jon Rahm finished one shot clear of Brandon Wu, Kurt Kitayama and Tony Finau to triumph at the recent Mexico Open. It's also worth stating that his iron play is red-hot, ranking 12th on the PGA Tour this season, while the awful short-game issues he demonstrated before Christmas have been far less prevalent since the return. He did at least improve his score every day and while it's an enormous ask to see off a field featuring 17 of the world's top 20, his strong driving might just lay the foundations for a career-best display. That he could contend on his way to third place as recently as last year, when he'd gone almost than six months without a top-20 finish, tells you everything you need to know about how well suited he is to this particular challenge and it's worth saying that this year's field is a good deal weaker. It does, however, look a little different to how it should. He defied a slow start to finish 18th behind Cam Smith back home in the Australian PGA and was again in the mix early in the AmEx, so we've seen lots of encouragement from a young player who struck at Korn Ferry Tour level last May. Dylan Wu at 28/1 (Sky . One of them is the spec of that new driver and its unnecessarily jaunty spelling of the word paradigm. He's at a career-best world ranking and is playing well most weeks. Each to their own but there might be four or five things in the entire world that interest me less than the Welshman's wrist position at the top. For me that tips them over the point of being "unknowns" ha. After places at 25/1 and 50/1 last week on the PGA Tour, golf expert Ben Coley looks for more contenders in this week's event at the iconic Pebble Beach. Rahm is 4/1 to follow up Sunday's narrow victory in another event he'd won before, the clip from 6/1 justifiable by field strength alone never mind the fact he won again, and there are either form (Justin Thomas), fitness (Xander Schauffele, Will Zalatoris) or psychological (Collin Morikawa) concerns next to the names of all bar a couple of his biggest threats on paper. Theegala won the Junior World Championship here in 2004, 2006 and 2008 (yes, these are form lines from when he was a small child) and was inside the top three in 2009, 2012 and 2015, experiences which surely helped in some small way as he contended here on his Farmers debut, sitting sixth at halfway after rounds of 67 and 68. Cam Davis at 60/1 (Sky Bet, bet365 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8), 1pt e.w. As I imagine was the case for many, Kiradech Aphibarnrat had been top of my initial shortlist, but I can't fall into the trap of putting up the popular Thai at prices which simply don't reflect where he is as a golfer right now in my view. Recommended bets are advised to over-18s and we strongly encourage readers to wager only what they can afford to lose. CLICK HERE FOR OUR WORLD DARTS FINAL TIPS, Sungjae Im can enhance a fine course record at Kapalua. As demonstrated by the Honda Classic, this sport doesn't always need its best players to produce something thrilling. We are committed in our support of safer gambling. Open Championship golf tips: Your best bets at St Andrew's this week The Sporting Life's Ben Coley & Paddy Power trader Iain Mclaughlin take a swing at this week's Open Championship. Our golf expert Ben Coley has a range of selections including outright tips for this week's Challenge . Instead, that came in Bermuda, and with his iron play sharp in Abu Dhabi last time he looks to hold an obvious chance. And if that doesn't deserve an ode, I don't know what does. We've got high-class fields in Phoenix and at Riviera to come, tournaments which will no doubt be dominated by the best players in the sport. Seven of the last nine winners of this event had gone well in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am a few weeks earlier, and it would be eight out of nine had Steve Marino beaten Finau in their play-off. Had this tournament taken place a week later he'd have been put in at 50/1 and having selected him at odds ranging from 22/1 to 66s last year, it's fair to say I feel he's overpriced as he continues along the recovery trail. @AndrewPutnam1 and @BeauHossler (-15) pic.twitter.com/uA38THB4ac. On Green, if you remain unconvinced, not sure there's anything I can say to change that. There's just not that much new evidence to hand, yet Spieth is twice the price he was to win the last major championship he played in. Alex Smalley is one to watch but experience generally pays here, so between Brendon Todd and JAMES HAHN I'll opt for the truly speculative option to round things off. Resolved: Release in which this issue/RFE has been resolved. Last time out he finished 10th in the Honda Classic, improving his score each day, and I really like his 29th place at Pebble Beach before that. MON January 23, 2023 The Sentry Tournament of Champions kicks off 2023 in. Taylor Pendrith is made for this week's test. Sungjae Im at 22/1 (Sky Bet 1/5 1,2,3,4,5,6), 1.5pts e.w. jackie robinson wife net worth; tsar alexander iii girly girl SOLUTION: Having consistent marketing going out to your prospective and ideal clients every week without you having to invest hours of time every week to make it happen. A winner at the RBC Heritage since, again having drifted to this kind of price at a course he enjoys, Spieth is just that bit too good to ignore. I can't quite go that far, as I do believe the venue for the Ras al Khaimah is made for him, but reports from practise at Amata Spring suggest it is driver upon driver at a course which is as receptive as you'll see.

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