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Jason West Gaming Guru - Page 5Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….12 October 2005
What bearing does confidence in your game have on your ability to finish a tournament off? Fairly obvious question I know but the answer must be a lot. I mean the finish to the WGC tournament over the weekend once again proved how important it is to have belief.
For example Tiger Woods is a guy who was born with belief and confidence is a mental thought that flows throughout his body. ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….3 October 2005
There has always been a school of thought with golf gambling that many golfers like particular courses or tournaments. This may be because of the course itself that requires a certain type of stock shot or ball flight, or it may reward ball striking more than putting etc. However a large proportion of this 'feel good factor' revolves around confidence gained at a tournament by past results. ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….26 September 2005
With another Presidents Cup match over it is interesting to hear the views of the American players about this tournament compared with the Ryder Cup. Many of the American team suggested that it is a tournament they look forward to more than the Ryder Cup because the camaraderie is much better and the bitterness of recent Ryder Cups is not there. ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….19 September 2005
How much confidence does a golfer get from winning a golf tournament? The answer, shown by Michael Campbell and Jason Gore over the past week is a lot. Both players have had years that have taken them to a higher level.
Mr Campbell of course broke through at Pinehurst to capture his first major tournament. ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….6 September 2005
A Monday finish to the Duetsche Bank tournament will mean a quick turn around for many of the players who are heading to Canada. But this won't bother Olin Browne who will be smiling after his gutsy win. Many times down the stretch it looked like Jason Bohn would catch and pass the faltering Browne, but he held on with some clutch putts. ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….29 August 2005
There just some players who, for all the world, look like they have a game that should win them a tournament at least a year, but for some reason or not they do not. Well two such players had well deserved wins over the weekend.
Firstly Brad Faxon shot a wonderful nine under par final round and then birdied the first playoff hole to beat Tjaart van der Walt. ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….16 August 2005
A fantastic performance by Phil Mickelson resulted in a deserving addition to his major count. Throughout the final round the title really was Phil's to loose but he held his emotions together to make the shots when they really counted. In a funny way I feel this is as big a title for Phil as was The Masters ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….8 August 2005
The last major of the year – the US PGA being played at Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, New Jersey represents the 'lesser' major of the four played during the year and also represents the best opportunity for a 'regular tour pro' to win.
Do not misinterpreted my comments though for I view the US PGA ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say….3 August 2005
It was built as the best two days of golf for the year and it nearly was except the two main competitors decided to produce their best on different days and in different groups. The Buick Open was set up for a mammoth confrontation between Tiger and Vijah going into the third round. Unfortunately Vijah found his A+ game and Tiger struggled to find anything. ... (read more)
Golf Betting Column: What The Golfinggods Say…25 July 2005
A good set of wins for two up and coming players in Ben Crane (US Bank Championship) and Nicolas Fasth (Deutsche Bank Championship). Both players have previously shown good form but did lack consistency and it will be interesting to see how they continue their momentum up the world rankings.
Ben Crane ... (read more)
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