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2009 WGC-CA Championship Betting Odds
This week many of the top golfers in the world will be headed to Doral, Florida, for the annual WGC-CA Championship. This is a great tune up for the Masters, as the competition is about as good as it gets, and Tiger Woods will be in action for the 2nd time this season, as he looks to win this tournament for the 7th time since 1999. Woods was unable to win in 2008, as Geoff Ogilvy took home the trophy, and he will be there defending his championship this weekend. With so many big names and great players, I figured it would be a good idea to break down the field into the favorites, guys in the middle of the pack and the long shots I feel have a good shot at winning this weekend.
Favorites: Tiger Woods: +300, Geoff Ogilvy +1200, Phil Mickelson +1500, and Sergio Garcia +2000
It will be interesting to see how Woods does in his 2nd showing this season, and this time it being the more traditional 4 rounds of golf instead of the match play he played a couple weeks ago. Woods has absolutely dominated this course making it look easy, and last year finished 5th in one of his worst showings at this event. Woods should get plenty of competition from the other 3 guys in this group, as Ogilvy has really came into his own over the last year, and you never know when Phil or Sergio are going to bring their game and strike with a great weekend of golf. No matter what all eyes will be geared on Tiger, as this gives us a much better picture of what to expect at the Masters in April.
Middle of the Pack: Anthony Kim +2500, Rory McIlroy +2500, Zach Johnson +2500, Ernie Els +3000, Henrik Stenson +3000, Paul Casey +3000, Jim Furyk +3000, Padraig Harrington +3500, Vijay Singh +3500, Camilo Villegas +3500, and Adam Scott +3500
If you thought the first group was stacked then think again, as this tournament will easily have a feel like a major, as you have the biggest names from both the PGA Tour and the European Tour taking aim at one of the bigger events on schedule. Els won this event back in 2004, but has just one since that tournament, and we don’t expect him to do much damage this weekend. If you are looking for someone to come out and win this thing out of this group, my money is on Padraig Harrington , Zach Johnson, and Adam Scott.
Long Shots: Robert Karlsson +4000, Lee Westwood +4500, Steve Stricker +4500, Robert Allenby +4500, KJ Choi +4500, Retief Goosen +5000, Luke Donald +5000, and Mike Weir +6000
Don’t be surprised if someone with these kinds of odds makes their way right into the thick of things come Sunday, as Goosen, Stricker, and Choi finished in the top 12 at this event a year ago, and Mike Weir won this event back in 2000. If I had to pick a couple guys out of this group to do some work this weekend it would be Luke Donald and Robert Allenby.
There are a number more players playing this weekend, and to make sure you have the odds for your favorite player, we have provided a complete list thanks to BetUS.com.
Tiger Woods +300
Geoff Ogilvy +1200
Phil Mickelson +1500
Sergio Garcia +2000
Anthony Kim +2500
Rory McIlroy +2500
Ernie Els +3000
Henrik Stenson +3000
Paul Casey +3000
Zach Johnson +2500
Jim Furyk +3000
Padraig Harrington +3500
Robert Karlsson +4000
Vijay Singh +3500
Camilo Villegas +3500
Adam Scott +3500
Lee Westwood +4500
Steve Stricker +4500
Robert Allenby +4500
K.J. Choi +4500
Retief Goosen +5000
Luke Donald +5000
Ian Poulter +5000
Davis Love +6000
Martin Kaymer +6000
Kenny Perry +6000
Mike Weir +6000
Sean O’Hair +6000
Stewart Cink +6000
Tim Clark +6000
Aaron Baddeley +6000
Ross Fisher +7000
Andres Romero +8000
Rory Sabbatini +7500
Boo Weekley +8000
Hunter Mahan +8000
Justin Leonard +9000
DJ Trahan +9000
Dustin Johnson +9000
Justin Rose +10000
Chad Campbell +9000
Stephen Ames +10000
Nick Watney +10000
John Rollins +8000
Charley Hoffman +10000
Stuart Appleby +10000
Pat Perez +10000
Alvaro Quiros +10000
Trevor Immelman +10000
Louis Oosthuizen +10000
Ryuji Imada +10000
Graeme McDowell +10000
Oliver Wilson +10000
Miguel Jimenez +10000
Ben Curtis +12500
Rod Pampling +12500
Carl Pettersson +12500
Jeev Milkha Singh +12500
Bubba Watson +12500
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