Richard Mansell -16
Keita Nakajima -15
Adrien Saddier -14
Tom McKibbin -14
Marcus Armitage -13
Matthew Jordan -12
Dan Erickson -12
Yuto Katsuragawa -12
Fabrizio Zanotti -11
Manuel Elvira -11
Kazuma Kobori -11
Robert MacIntyre -11
Haotong Li -11
Tom McKibbin 9/2
Adrien Saddier 7/1
Matthew Jordan 7/1
Richard Mansell 7/1
Dan Erickson 8/1
Jordan Smith 10/1
Fabrizio Zanotti 12/1
Marcus Armitage 20/1
Manuel Elvira 25/1
Robert MacIntyre 25/1
Brandon Stone 33/1
Dylan Frittelli 33/1
Keita Nakajima 33/1
Nacho Elvira 40/1
Mikael Lindberg 66/1
Ugo Coussaud 80/1
Callum Shinkwin 100/1
Dan Bradbury 100/1
Gavin Green 100/1
Haotong Li 100/1
Jeong Weon Ko 100/1
Cameron John 125/1
Tapio Pulkkanen 125/1
Yuto Katsuragawa 125/1 Brandon Robinson Thompson 150/1
Guido Migliozzi 150/1
Jordan Gumberg 150/1
Romain Langasque 150/1
Brandon Wu 250/1
Martin Couvra 300/1
Wenyi Ding 300/1
Francesco Laporta 400/1
Andy Sullivan 500/1
Ewen Ferguson 500/1
Paul Casey 500/1
Ricardo Gouveia 500/1
Todd Clements 500/1
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The European Tour now moves to Singapore and the Singapore Classic which was played on the Asian Tour back in 2012 and won by Australian Scott Hend, and resurrected two years ago with Porsche as its new sponsor.
The 310-acre site was originally government land administered by the Singapore Tourist Board. In the early 1990s, businessman Peter Kwee and several other investors stepped in to transform the property into the golfing facility that it is today.
Originally designed in 1993, the course underwent a redesign by Andy Dye in collaboration with Pete and Perry and opened for play in 2010. Billed as “Asia’s Toughest Test,” this stadium course features over two hundred and fifty bunkers, a number of “waste bunker canyons” and “generous greens which often feature three or more tiers”.
In 2017, a full reconfiguration, including the addition of two new holes and a re-routing of the renovated holes, was implemented to renew authenticity, soften angles, shape faster greens, enhance playability and modernise fairway and tee grasses.
Laguna National's Classic Course revels in its reputation as one of the most difficult and dramatic tests of golf in Asia. Known locally as 'The Beast', due to its formidable challenge, the Classic unfolds over hilly terrain. Undulating greens and five water features and weighs in at 7,471 yards.
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My tips to Win:
Four Top 16 finishes in his last five starts should see Sam Bairstow 33/1 – with AKBets – also arrive in buoyant mood. Especially knowing he had a third-place finish here last year when he shot 68 in all four rounds
With a win already under his belt this year Hao Tong Li 35/1 with StarSports will come into this week with a lot of confidence. Hao Tong has teed it up six times this season and has only been outside the Top 25 twice
Two starts in this event and Matthew Jordan 45/1 with AKBets has one Top 20 finish the first season the tournament appeared back on the European Tour calendar. It has been a strange season for Matthew starting with his runner-up finish at the Nedbank Golf Challenge and then he lost his way a bit. But a Top 10 finish at the Qatar Masters shows he is starting to get back on track
Each-way tips:
A Top 15 finish here last year, firing a final round 66 should see Joost Luiten 55/1 with AKBets looking forward to teeing it up here again this week. Its also been of an up and down season for Joost, but he has only missed one cut and it feels that he is one round away from really challenging and with this weeks field I think these are very good odds
I also feel these are great odds for Richard Mansell 60/1 with UniBet who has two Top 15 finishes from his two starts in this event, and finished sixth the first year he teed it up at the Classic firing a 65 along the way
