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Wednesday 07 April 2010 10:01 pm

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IT would not be unimaginable to see TIGER WOODS burn bright this week at Augusta. He may not have played competitively for some time but it’s not as though he is coming back from a physical injury and the 6/1 with Ladbrokes is a stand out bet. So have a little bit of it just in case he, as one of my associates reckons, wins each round by twelve shots!

If it all goes horribly wrong then we should look at backing a few outsiders and possibly lay them off as the event progresses. RORY SABBATINI is the type of player who goes out and hits birdies and at 200/1 we can back him and lay him back if he happens to top the leader board after day one. ROSS FISHER shot a 69 last year in the first round of the Masters and the same would see us get an instant free bet if we back him at William Hill who offer a stand out 90/1 and lay him back on day two.

LEE WESTWOOD is a bit short in most books at the moment and therefore he is a lay now, but we could look to back him after 11 holes, hopefully at 33/1+. Keep an eye on Oddschecker.com to see all the prices in running.

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