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Ryan Fox
BMW International Open/stefan-heigl.de

Thomas Pieters
Asian Tour

Rikuya Hoshino
Asian Tour

Sean Crocker
Srixon

Marcel Siem
Kevin Murray

Andrea Pavan
Volvo China Open Richard Castka Sportpixgolf.com

Darius Van Driel
Srixon

The European Tour stays in mainland Europe and heads to Germany and the Golfclub München Eichenried which held its first BMW International Open just after the opening in 1989, which was won by David Feherty. This will be the 25th time that the course has held this prestigious tournament.

Kurt Roßknecht who was commissioned to design 27 holes with three 9-hole loops designed the course - the parkland track is long and flat. Features include an abundant stock of a variety of trees with water hazards and streams, the numerous ponds feature some elegant dry stone-wall work. There are also two half-island greens and nearly 90 bunkers throughout the course for the players to contend with.

The Golfclub München Eichenried course is always maintained to an immaculate condition, and is continually updated to keep pace with new technology, new strategically placed bunkers, additional trees planted each year, water hazards being modified and tees extended.



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My tips to Win:

Even though Ryan Fox 22/1 – with BetFred – hasn’t set the world alight on the PGA Tour in his first full season he does have three Top 10 finishes, two of which have been fourth-place finishes and has found some consistency in the last few weeks, making the cut six times in his last six starts, which includes two of those Top 10 finishes. Ryan has teed it up in this event at this venue three times and has two Top 15 finishes including a third-place finish and I think he will be challenging again this week

Liv Tour player Thomas Pieters 28/1 – with UniBet – tees it up for the second time this year on the European Tour. Pieters hasn’t had a great year on the Liv Tour with two Top 10 from his nine starts, one of which was a Top 5. But he did have a runner-up finish at his home Open on the European Tour and he will be looking to replicate that form on a course where he has had a runner-up finish two years ago

Each-way tips:

I am going to stick with Rikuyo Hoshino 50/1 – with BetVictor – again this week, mainly because the Italian Open was held at a new venue. As I stated last week Rikuyo started the season with back-to-back runner-up finishes then had a win, but seemed to find his game again at the KLM Open. Hoshino had a third-place finish here last year, the first time he teed it up in the event and he will have a lot of positive vibes when he arrives here this week

It looks like Sean Crocker 60/1 – with BetVictor – is starting to come back into form with two Top 25 finishes from his last two starts which includes his third-place finish at the weekend. Sean struggled on this course for his first four starts, but had a Top 15 finish last year and coming into this week with renewed confidence in his golf game, these look like they could be great odds for the American

I don’t normally pick players on the European Tour who have won the week before, but I am going to make an exception for Marcel Siem 66/1 – with UniBet – this week. Marcel is a very emotional player and while he maybe on a high from winning at the weekend, he will want to do well in front of a home crowd and with the adrenalin pumping I think at these odds he has to be in the conversation

Outside tips

Two Top 5 finishes from his last two starts coming back to a course and an event where he has won on then Andrea Pavan 80/1 – with UniBet – he has go to be worth a pound each-way punt this week

Longer odds tip:

Try Darius Van Driel 125/1 – with BetVictor

As always good luck