Guido Migliozzi -11
Joe Dean -11
Marcus Kinhult -11
Rasmus Højgaard -10
Andrea Pavan -10
Tom McKibbin -9
Thomas Aiken -8
Matteo Manassero -8
Bernd Wiesberger -8
Filippo Celli -7
Rikuya Hoshino -7
Mikko Korhonen -7
Adrian Otaegui -7
Johannes Veerman -7
Guido Migliozzi 10/3
Mikko Korhonen 7/2
Rasmus Højgaard 9/2
Matt Wallace 17/2
Matteo Manassero 17/2
Sean Crocker 17/2
Ewen Ferguson 22/1
Marcus Kinhult 22/1
Joe Dean 25/1
Bernd Wiesberger 35/1
Matti Schmid 45/1
Edoardo Molinari 50/1
Matthew Baldwin 50/1
Casey Jarvis 100/1
Joost Luiten 100/1
Rikuya Hoshino 125/1
Alejandro Del Rey 175/1
Tom Vaillant 175/1
Marcel Schneider 200/1
Thomas Aiken 250/1
Filippo Celli 300/1
Laurie Canter 400/1
Tom McKibbin 400/1
Andrea Pavan 500/1
Angel Ayora 500/1
David Ravetto 500/1
Manuel Elvira 500/1
Ross Fisher 500/1
Adrian Otaegui 750/1
Henrik Norlander 750/1
Lars Van Meijel 750/1
Sebastian Garcia 750/1
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As the European Tour returns this week and players make their way to The Netherlands they won’t have far to travel once they land at Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport. Designed by Masters champion Ian Woosnam and Belgian designer, Bruno Steensels of Mastergol, the course is just yards from passport control at Amsterdam airport.
Sitting to the east of the Buitenveldertbaan and Oostbaan runways TV will have a lot of air traffic noise to battle with this week and for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle and the general white noise of life, may want to give this track a miss.
The course runs as an outside to inside clockwise to counter clockwise routing and with the terrain in The Netherlands being quite flat this designed enhanced what elevation changes that were available.
The course is relatively short going by today’s standards for a championship course, measuring only 6,966-yards with a par of 73, so the winning score could well be up in the -20s. Strategy is the key on this dramatic dune landscape with undulating fairways – some featuring water – and greens that can measure over 60-yard deep, which can get up to Augusta like speeds.
While the opening holes are interesting it does go a bit flat in the middle but builds and starts to become more dramatic from the par-5 15th hole, with the 18th being the courses signature hole, where water guards the green short and left and bunkers running down the right of the fairway.
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My tips to Win:
I am sure Tom McKibbin 16/1 – with AKBets – will take a lot of positives from making the cut at the US Open at the weekend. His finish was only the third time that he has been outside the Top 25 this season on the European Tour from his thirteen starts
It has been a strange season for Rasmus Højgaard 18/1 – with BetFred – who started with five Top 11 finishes from his first five starts, in his next five starts he had only one Top 20 which came at the Volvo Scandinavian Mixed two weeks ago. I am sure a couple of weeks off working on his game, that he will come back refreshed and ready to go again this week
Another player that has had a few weeks rest and coming back to a venue where he had a third-place finish the last time this event was played here is Matt Wallace 20/1 – with BetFred – who will also arrive refreshed and feeling some positive vibes being back at this venue
Each-way tips:
This week’s defending champion is Pablo Larrazábal 45/1 – with BetVictor – and while he did win at another venue, he will still want to put up a good defence of his title this week. Coming into this event last year Pablo already had a win under his belt, but he hasn’t reached those heights this year. He did seem to find something at the European Open and I expect him to compete again this week
It is hard not to tip Dutchman Joost Luiten 55/1 – with BetVictor – who has won this event twice, had a runner-up finish and had a Top 10 finish the last time the event was held at this venue. Joost has played some solid golf this year without really challenging, but being back in front of a partisan crowd I expect him to be back in the thick of it come the weekend
Outside tip:
Gavin Green 90/1 – with Bet365 – showed glimpses of being back to his best at the Scandinavian Mixed and played at this venue the last time the event was held here
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