[Beanie]

Decent round from McDowell - into 3rd.

So a quick rundown of the runners and riders:

Will start by saying that given the experience at the top of the leaderboard, I don't think any of the player well off the pace(-6 and worse) can make a charge to win.

That said, everyone has their price and Broadhurst looks the only puntable prospect from that bunch. He has had his sloppy moments, including a triple bogey, but is perfectly capable of cutting that out and if he does could have an outside chance. Deffo worth a nibble @ 700.

Tiger could easily hunt down these leaders but after a sparkling first round he's not looked comfortable. Ever strong mental game just doesn't look to be tuned in tho his price isnt as bad as i'd have expected and I may keep him onside.

McGrane's mental game isn't there I fear - too many big names in there for him to cope.

Kaymer I like - when he's on song he can really motor and this week he hasn't looked troubled at all - a couple of early birdies and he could be right back in the mix.

Kapur nope - see McGrane.

Hedblom = headcase - as shown today will self destruct in this company if he gets anywhere near the front.

Garcia just can't seem to sort his head out this week - one minute brilliant, the next woeful. Not this time IMO.

McDowell I still quite like, but already have. That'll do for him.

Stenson doesn't look like he's reacting well to pressure this week. When he has momentum he seems unstoppable, but all it will take is one birdie tomorrow and it could be round over.

Els - not to be trusted these days. Could tear the course up again and win this by a mile but with the class in the chasing pack he's got to overcome a demon or two to do it. Not at that price for me.

Westwood - the only one of the big names I like. He's inconsistent, but since he's a bit off the pace that's whats needed here, and has looked confident all week.

Sooooooooooooooo...........

2pts Westwood @ 13.00
0.5pts Kaymer @ 60
0.5pts Tiger(saver) @ 5.7
0.2pts Broadhurst @ 700