Gay shows the way in Memphis - SPORTS BETTING RESULTS

A phenomenal performance by 50/1 headline pick Brian Gay in the St. Jude Classic saw him lead from pillar to post and end up 5 shots ahead of his nearest challengers. The second time in 5 starts that Gay has blitzed the field and his 3rd win in the last 1.5 years. He wasn't the only tip that performed well this week with 33/1 Robert Allenby as expected sniffing around the top of the leaderboard to just fall short in the end as seems to be the usual. Signs are though that 100/1 may be big value on him for the US Open this week.

Woody Austin was there or there abouts all week but just fell away whilst trying to push hard to peg Gay back and 66/1 shot Graeme McDowell shot a magnificent final round 63 to finish in 7th place. All tournament match bets came in for the second week running with Harraington, Romero and Pettersson all struggling on this course as expected and all missed the cut leaving easy victories for Allenby (10/11), Crane (4/5) and o' Hern (4/5) respectively.

St. Jude Classic
-0.75 E/W Brian Gay @ 50/1
-Lay Brian Gay for 16 @ 1.25
-0.75 E/W Scott Verplank @ 50/1
-0.75 E/W Woody Austin @ 40/1
-0.75 E/W Ben Crane @ 55/1
-0.75 E/W Robert Allenby leader after 54 holes @ 33/1
-1.5 Dean Wilson top 20 finish @ 5/1
-0.5 E/W Graeme McDowell @ 66/1
-1 Peter lonard top 20 finish @ 14/1
-0.25 E/W Lonard @ 400/1
PROFIT = 37.5

Tournament match bets:
-3.5 Nick o' Hern win vs Carl Pettersson @ 4/5
-3 Ben Crane win vs Andres Romero @ 4/5
-2.5 Allenby to beat Harraington @ 10/11
PROFIT = 7.47

Total - PROFIT = 44.97

Overall = Profit +162.41pts
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Bryan Nicholson is the pioneer of the progressive form and course fit ratings for golf betting, with the associated progressive form model and course fit profiling model. Bryan is the author of the annual course fit profiling manual and #1 golf betting book Angles & Edges.

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Bryan pioneered the concept of Expected Strokes Gained Course Fit (xSGF) in golf betting. xSGF can be predicted using my model below. For prospective golf betting tips it projects ahead of time how many shots a player is expected to pick up per round on average on a particular golf course. It's weighed against a neutral golf course of the same rating.

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