Tom Pernice has a fine record in the final round of tournaments. 75% of the time in contention, he has bettered the scoring average and last year, on this course, a wonderful closing 64.He clearly loves the course, where is a previous winner.
His two ball opponent is Jesper Parnevik, who seems to have forgotten how to win, his very quick swing seems to desert him under pressure.
Pernice was -7 for his final 10 holes on saturday and is -6 for the final 5 holes this week, which should stand him in good stead ,coming down the home straight tonight.
5 points Pernice to beat Parnevik 2.0 Sunderlands/ Stan James etc similar odds are likely to be available on the exchanges later.
Freddie Jacobson is very well suited by the generous fairways here, which play to his strengths. He is paired with Tripp Isenhour who is averaging 73 for his final round scoring this year, some 2.8 strokes per 18 holes more than the Swede.
Isenhour is a typical example of a winner on the Nationwide tour ( 4 times) who just cannot quite make the grade on the main tour, where he struggles every time he is "promoted". His all round stats are pretty poor and his only target for the season, is to retain his card. Feel he will be more interested in a steady round and the money a top 20 finish will bring, than going for it.
Think Freddie will take this two ball comfortably.
4.5 points Jacobson to beat Isenhour 1.73 Sunderlands/ Stan James... 1.70 Unibet and the exchanges
His two ball opponent is Jesper Parnevik, who seems to have forgotten how to win, his very quick swing seems to desert him under pressure.
Pernice was -7 for his final 10 holes on saturday and is -6 for the final 5 holes this week, which should stand him in good stead ,coming down the home straight tonight.
5 points Pernice to beat Parnevik 2.0 Sunderlands/ Stan James etc similar odds are likely to be available on the exchanges later.
Freddie Jacobson is very well suited by the generous fairways here, which play to his strengths. He is paired with Tripp Isenhour who is averaging 73 for his final round scoring this year, some 2.8 strokes per 18 holes more than the Swede.
Isenhour is a typical example of a winner on the Nationwide tour ( 4 times) who just cannot quite make the grade on the main tour, where he struggles every time he is "promoted". His all round stats are pretty poor and his only target for the season, is to retain his card. Feel he will be more interested in a steady round and the money a top 20 finish will bring, than going for it.
Think Freddie will take this two ball comfortably.
4.5 points Jacobson to beat Isenhour 1.73 Sunderlands/ Stan James... 1.70 Unibet and the exchanges
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