Jim Furyk (ranked 14th by Golf Predictor) followed Ernie Els' lead last week and ended his US PGA Tour title drought at the Transitions Championship. Although starting Sunday with a three shot cushion, the man with the best ugliest swing in golf, ended up winning by a single shot from K.J. Choi (ranked 14th*) for his first victory in almost three years. Our top ranked player, Steve Stricker, finished in tied 8th place and we had eight of the top thirteen plus ties (8/15)* in total.
On the European PGA Tour, Rhys Davies (ranked 7th by Golf Predictor) secured his maiden tour title at the Trophée Hassan II in Morocco. The young Welshman overcame a two shot deficit with a final round 66 (-7) to win by two from Louis Oosthuizen (ranked 2nd). Our top ranked player, Francesco Molinari, finished in tied 10th and we had seven of the top fifteen plus ties (7/18) in total.
*Vijay Singh didn't play so K.J. Choi is promoted to 14th and Stephen Ames to 15th.
Sunday, 21 March 2010
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
2010 - Week 13 Predictions (Trans. Champ) Slightly Updated
The predictions for the Transitions Champ have been run again on on Golf Predictor. The only changes to the rankings are Vijay Singh (who goes up 9 places) and Jim Furyk (who goes down 3 spots).
Note that you may have to refresh your browser window to see the updated rankings and apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Note that you may have to refresh your browser window to see the updated rankings and apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Monday, 15 March 2010
2010 - Week 13 Predictions Online
The predictions for this week, the Trophée Hassan II (European PGA Tour) and the Transitions Championship (US PGA Tour), are now available on Golf Predictor. The Trophée Hassan II is a rare beast - a new event on the European PGA Tour! Let's hope it's here for the long run. It's first field isn't particularly strong, but at least it plugs a hole in the schedule!
2010 - Week 13 Predictions Delayed
Due to the late finish of the Puerto Rico Open, the predictions for this week won't be available on Golf Predictor until tomorrow. We will endeavour to produce them as soon as possible.
Sunday, 14 March 2010
2010 - Week 12 Winners
Ernie Els (ranked 14th by Golf Predictor) won his first US PGA Tour title since 2008 at the WGC-CA Championship in Florida. The Big Easy finished with a 66 (-6) for a 4 shot victory over compatriot Charl Schwartzel. Our top ranked player, Phil Mickelson, finished in tied 14th place and we had six of the top sixteen plus ties (6/17) in total.
In the lesser US PGA Tour event, the Puerto Rico Open, Derek LamelyPuerto Rico Open Puerto Rico Open (ranked 40th by Golf Predictor) became the first rookie since Marc Turnesa in 2008 to win. Our top ranked player, Jeev Milkha Singh, finished in tied 24th and we had six of the top seventeen plus ties (6/23) in total.
In the lesser US PGA Tour event, the Puerto Rico Open, Derek LamelyPuerto Rico Open Puerto Rico Open (ranked 40th by Golf Predictor) became the first rookie since Marc Turnesa in 2008 to win. Our top ranked player, Jeev Milkha Singh, finished in tied 24th and we had six of the top seventeen plus ties (6/23) in total.
Monday, 8 March 2010
2010 - Week 12 Predictions Online
The predictions for this week, the WGC-CA Championship (European/US PGA Tour) and the Puerto Rico Open (US PGA Tour), are now available on Golf Predictor. The full field for the WGC-CA Championship proved difficult to find. If it becomes available later in the week, we'll update the predictions accordingly. There is no secondary event on the European PGA Tour this week.
Sunday, 7 March 2010
2010 - Week 11 Winners
Camilo Villegas (ranked 7th by Golf Predictor) won his third US PGA Tour title at the Honda Classic. With a three shot overnight lead, the Colombian was never really threatened in the final round, eventually winning by five shots. Our top ranked player, Lee Westwood, finished in tied 9th place and in another event where many of the bigger names failed to perform, we had four of the top nine plus ties (4/11) in total.
In Asia, Korean teenager Seung-Yul Noh (ranked 40th by Golf Predictor) became the youngest ever winner of a European PGA Tour title at the Maybank Malaysian Open. Despite being all over the shop on the last, 18 year old Noh birdied it to defeat his older compatriot K.J. Choi by a single shot. Our top ranked player, Thongchai Jaidee, could only manage an even par final round and finished in tied 7th. Overall, in a low quality field that was difficult to predict, we had eight of the top nineteen plus ties (8/24) in total.
In Asia, Korean teenager Seung-Yul Noh (ranked 40th by Golf Predictor) became the youngest ever winner of a European PGA Tour title at the Maybank Malaysian Open. Despite being all over the shop on the last, 18 year old Noh birdied it to defeat his older compatriot K.J. Choi by a single shot. Our top ranked player, Thongchai Jaidee, could only manage an even par final round and finished in tied 7th. Overall, in a low quality field that was difficult to predict, we had eight of the top nineteen plus ties (8/24) in total.
Wednesday, 3 March 2010
Slight enhancement to 'Prediction Data' Page
We've added some extra sorting capabilities to the results grids on the Prediction Data pages for each golfer ('Stats Analysis' menu) on Golf Predictor. You can now sort the season/historical/similar results tables by tournament name and by cut (made/missed/not applicable). We have also renamed the 'Year' columns to the more accurate 'Seas.' (short for 'Season') as some European PGA Tour events are held in the preceding calendar year. The 'M Cut' columns have also been changed to 'Md Cut' as it could be ambiguous whether the existing name referred to missed cut (incorrect) or made cut (correct). Just another way to make Golf Predictor slightly better!
Monday, 1 March 2010
2010 - Week 11 Predictions Online
The predictions for this week, the Maybank Malaysian Open (European PGA Tour) and the Honda Classic (US PGA Tour), are now available on Golf Predictor. The European PGA Tour is back in action this week in steamy Malaysia, while the US PGA Tour is heading to the slightly less steamy Florida! The field isn't great in the Malaysian event, which will make predicting the outcome even more challenging than usual.
2010 - Week 10 Winner
Hunter Mahan (ranked 21st by Golf Predictor) overcame a four shot deficit to win the Waste Management Phoenix Open on the US PGA Tour. The 27 year old American secured his second US PGA Tour title with an impressive four hole burst from the 13th, which he covered in four under par. Mahan covered the last 36 holes without a single bogey, which is an impressive way to win a tournament by a single shot! Our top ranked golfer, Phil Mickelson, continued his indifferent start to the season by finishing in tied 24th place and we had five of the top fourteen plus ties (5/23) in total.
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