The Insider's Guide to the 16 Hottest Golfers-To-Follow in 2016
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The Insider’s Guide To The 16 Hottest Golfers-To-Follow In 2016 CONTENTS 1. First up, a few opening words from me 2. Why golf betting can be so lucrative 3. Who is the golf insider? 4. The 12 hottest golfers-to-follow in 2016 To the fullest extent permitted by law, the author and publisher are providing this written material, its subsidiary elements and its contents on as 'as is' basis and make no, and expressly disclaim all, representations and warranties of any kind with respect Daniel Berger 17-18 to this material or its contents including without limitation, advice or recommendations, Lucas Bjerregaard 19-20 warranties and merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Keegan Bradley 21-22 The information is presented for entertainment purposes only. In addition, the author Graham DeLaet 23-24 and publisher do not represent or warrant that the information accessible via this James Hahn 25-26 material is accurate, complete or current. 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Appendices European Tour 2016 49-50 PGA Tour 2016 51-52 Glossary of terms 53-54 1. First up, a few opening And on pages 3-8, I give you the 3 reasons why golf is a weak spot for the bookies that can give you clear-cut opportunities to win words from me money. So as a taster to the profitable world of golf betting, in late January, I asked my insider to share the players that were on his radar for 2016. Hello and welcome to ‘The Insider’s Guide To The 16 Hottest Golfers-To-Follow In Golfers who, from all his ratings analysis and number crunching, he 2016’. expected to win tournaments at double and treble figure odds, as well as exposing other tactical bets you could strike for extra winners. My name is Matthew Walton and I’m the guy behind this FREE Now with over 300 active players on both the European and US Tours, e-book. this was no easy task. But eventually, after running through his various computer models and speaking to contacts, he came up with 16. Well, I say I’m behind it, but I’m not actually the insider who has come up with the expert insights on the 16 players you’ll read about And you’ll see starting on page 15, these 16 are split as follows… shortly… 12 golfers for you to watch out for throughout this year when they’re And how you can follow them for potential winners-of-a-lifetime playing in normal week-to-week events. at odds up to 150/1. Plus, as a bonus… The insider… 4 players expected to be right up there at the Majors (which are the Or to give him his full title… US Masters, The Open Championship, US Open and US PGA). The Golf Insider… So I hope this FREE e-book whets your appetite for how golf betting has the potential to put extra pounds in your pockets, and you enjoy Is a betting industry professional (as you know anyway) who I’ve the lowdown on each of the 16 golfers. been involved with since April 2014 when I set-up the Golf Insider Tournament Winners advisory service. Just before I go, let me give you my personal contact details in case you ever need to get in touch with me about either this FREE e-book, [I’ll talk more about how you can get back on board with a FULLY or to take advantage of your FULLY PROTECTED 30 DAY TRIAL to PROTECTED 30 DAY TRIAL to this exciting venture on page 47] the Golf Insider Tournament Winners advisory service. Now the idea for this FREE e-book My email is [email protected] and my phone numbers are 01625 315654 (office) or 07752 768094 (mobile). was simple Kind Regards, It came from the fact that I’m constantly surprised by how many regular punters totally ignore golf as a lucrative betting sport. In my opinion, and it’s definitely echoed by my insider, this is a big mistake. Matthew Walton 1 2 2. Why golf betting can be so lucrative constant situations where players are priced up to win tournaments at bigger odds than they should be, meaning you can end up getting, say, 120/1 about a player who should be 80/1. There aren’t many sports where bookmakers have a chink in their Now this type of glaring gap in the odds between what bookies armour… think a player should be priced up at… What you might call a blind spot… Compared to what realistically his odds should be (which is where But golf is definitely one of them. my insider is such an expert), is what makes the sport of golf How do I know? such a potential earner. Because my Golf Insider - the professional who’s come up with the As my insider himself says… 16 hottest players-to-follow in this FREE e-book… Well, he actually works for the ‘old enemy’. “Sports such as, say, football are flooded with so much data and expert analysis that making a profit becomes Yep, he’s a senior golf odds compiler for one of Britain’s major High almost impossible in the long run because the match odds Street firms. in top level football are very accurate. So if there was anyone who intimately knew exactly ‘Why golf Golf, on the other hand, is different. It’s a much more level betting can be so lucrative’ … it’s him! playing field between punter and bookmaker and therefore And he’s repeated to me many times since April 2014 when he much easier to make money.” started to share his rare gift for winning money from strategically betting on golf with those who’ve been selectively invited to join the I’ll come back to the point about value odds in a second, but first Golf Insider Tournament Winners advisory service… let me tell you the other reasons that explain the bookies golf betting weakness. That there are 3 specific standout reasons why bookies aren’t totally clued-up with golf betting as I’ll explain below. REASON #2 REASON #1 This one really surprised me, but my insider is adamant that Because bookies mainly focus on racing and football, they give most odds compilers don't have a detailed understanding of limited resources to their golf operations, and in some cases, only player form, especially players outside the Top 50 in the world employ just one odds compiler. rankings. And it’s this under-staffed, under-resourced position that leads to Apparently they tend to only focus on basic current and course 3 4 form, and lean towards odds compilation based on player scores Finally… (i.e. what a player shot in their last round, or previous tournament). I must mention a 3rd reason that can tilt the golf betting scales But they ignore most of the important statistics that are the keys to firmly in your favour. winning money like… REASON #3 • GIR (Greens-In-Regulation) • Driving Distance Bookmaking is a cut-throat business with firms increasingly • Driving Accuracy having to price up their Tournament Winner markets more • Ball Striking aggressively. • Putts-Per-GIR • Total Putts In other words, especially at the 4 Majors (which, as I said in the • All-Round Rankings introduction, are the US Masters, The Open Championship, US Open and US PGA) there’s so much competition amongst bookies By the way, if you’re not familiar with the above terms, don’t worry. to entice punters to bet, they’re forced to lower their margins and On pages 53-54, I go through each one in detail. put up better odds than they’d like to. Anyway, it’s because of this lack of in-depth player knowledge that Or instead of the normal each-way terms of ¼ of the odds on the explains why bookies drop clangers with their pricing of players to first 5 places, they pay you out if the player you’ve backed win tournaments… finishes 6th, 7th or even 8th.