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2008 AT&T National Predictions

Written by Jimmy Boyd

Jimmy Boyd has you covered with his 2008 AT&T National Tournament predictions as the PGA Tour tackles the event in Washington D.C. this week. Kenny Perry was on our radar last week, but we did not take him as one of our three golfers to win the Buick Open. With many of the big names in golf sitting out this tournament due to it being the 4th of July weekend, it could be another tournament for golfers who have had sub par years to this point to step up and win. Fans are usually excited to see Tiger Woods in the field as he hosts this event, but, unless you were born under a rock, you know that Woods is rehabbing his knee. Defending champ K.J. Choi will be teeing it up this weekend to defend his title and his price is nice at 30-1 odds. Find out if Jimmy Boyd thinks Choi will be in the running to get his first win of the season as he delivers you three golfers who will be in contention again this week. Two of the golfers are the same as last week, and we believe that one of them will get the job done this time around.

Bet our Favorite Jim Furyk at 12-1 odds at Sportsbook.com – After finishing 3rd in the 2007 point standings, Furyk has struggled at times in 2008. He is yet to get a win, but this guy is too good not to have any sort of a resume. He does has four top 10 finishes, including a runner up at the CA Championship. Furyk’s game suited this course well a year ago when he tied for third place. Furyk will not get skunked this season. He’s arguably the biggest name in the field and I like him to take home the top prize at a great price.

Bet the Sleeper Brandt Snedeker at 40-1 odds at Sportsbook.com – Sneds didn’t come through for us they way we thought he would last weekend, but he won’t disappoint again. I fully expect him to be in the final group come Sunday. Sneds finished tied for 8th at this event a season ago and has five top 10 finishes to his name in 2008. His most notable top 10 was a third place tie at the Masters. Sneds is still trying to find consistency with his driver and I don’t think he will has nearly as much trouble this week with the way the course lays out. Take Snedeker at a great value.

Make a Great Value Wager on Pat Perez at 50-1 odds at Sportsbook.com – Perez will be playing with a great deal of confidence this week, having tied with Furyk for 3rd place in this tournament a year ago. Perez also has three top 10 finishes this season, including a 4th at the Sony Open and a 6th at the Crowne Plaza Invitational. With a thinned out field, I look for Perez to have a great shot to win at 50-1 odds.

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Complete list of odds by Sportsbook.com

Aaron Baddeley 30 – 1
Andres Romero 40 – 1
Anthony Kim 25 – 1
Arron Oberholser 80 – 1
Bart Bryant 50 – 1
Ben Crane 30 – 1
Bill Haas 60 – 1
Brandt Snedeker 40 – 1
Brian Gay 80 – 1
Camilo Villegas 30 – 1
Charles Howell III 80 – 1
Charley Hoffman 100 – 1
Chris DiMarco 80 – 1
Chris Riley 150 – 1
Corey Pavin 60 – 1
DJ Trahan 60 – 1
Daniel Chopra 60 – 1
Davis Love III 60 – 1
Dudley Hart 80 – 1
Fred Couples 50 – 1
Fredrik Jacobson 60 – 1
Hunter Mahan 20 – 1
JB Holmes 60 – 1
Jason Day 100 – 1
Jeff Quinney 60 – 1
Jim Furyk 12 – 1
John Rollins 60 – 1
Jonathan Byrd 80 – 1
KJ Choi 30 – 1
Ken Duke 80 – 1
Kevin Sutherland 80 – 1
Lucas Glover 40 – 1
Mathew Goggin 60 – 1
Mike Weir 20 – 1
Nick OHern 60 – 1
Nick Watney 80 – 1
Pat Perez 50 – 1
Robert Allenby 25 – 1
Rocco Mediate 50 – 1
Rod Pampling 30 – 1
Ryan Moore 60 – 1
Ryuji Imada 40 – 1
Sean OHair 40 – 1
Steve Elkington 60 – 1
Steve Stricker 30 – 1
Stuart Appleby 25 – 1
Tim Clark 40 – 1
Tommy Armour III 80 – 1
Trevor Immelman 30 – 1
Field (Any Other Golfer) 5 – 2

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Written by Jimmy Boyd on July 20, 2008 · Filed Under Golf Betting Articles

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