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The 2012 golf season is beginning to settle down now and some of the big names return to the field for the Farmers Insurance Open to be played at Torrey Pines North and South courses. The South course plays as one of the longest on tour at almost 7,600 yards and premium is very much on tee to green play at the Farmers Insurance Open. Top experienced ball strikers with good total driving stats will be my primary focus. Those high in scrambling stats won’t be far behind. Follow me on Twitter for in running trades and updates. Another thing to note for early round trading is that the North course plays under 6,900 yards to a par of 72 and many shots easier. Players will play one round there over the first two days. Get more…

I’ve been talking up Thomas Aiken on the blog and Twitter all week for the SA Open. The Serengeti course sets up perfectly for him with it’s length and extremely wide fairways and he’s now in prime position to strike after a good round 1 in the tougher conditions. Out early on day 2 and currently lurks 3 shots back on -4. If weather conditions are similar to today, with the early starters playing in gentle winds, we could see Aiken go low, both in terms of score and odds. A moderate round and we should be able to get out for no liability. Trade of the week: Place 2 units on Thomas Aiken 20.0. Trade after round 2, if possible. New To Trading? You’ll need a Betfair account to get started. Get more…

Luke Donald is 9/1 favourite at Unibet to bounce back from his Open Championship disappointment and regain winning ways at the RBC Canadian Open in Vancouver this week.Online bookmakers are giving free bets to new customers which can be used to bet on the PGA Tour golf, get a free golf bet when you place a bet on this week’s Canadian Open.The short lay out and tight fairways at the Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club will suit the world number one down to the ground if he can recover his confidence following a dismal show on the Kent coast last week.

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Today’s second round at the 2011 Open Championships sees Martin Kaymer made favourite by the bookmakers in the outright winner market. Kaymer is currently 2-under-par after 4 holes played through on his second round, and the former World Number One finds himself just 3 shots behind the lead, and par for the round so far.Online bookmakers offer free bets to all new customers as a part of their welcome packages, these free bets can be used to bet on The Open Championships and any other golfing events.The German Kaymer had been as long as 30/1 during the first round of golf played yesterday at Sandwich in Kent, however, after a first round of 68 he has been carried to the top of the pile by the bookmakers, backing the  former world number one at best price of 12/1 ahead of first round leaders Thomas Bjorn (20/1) and Tom Lewis (50/1) and also pre-tournament favourites Rory McIlroy (14/1), Lee Westwood (22/1 at StanJames) and Luke Donald (20/1).Kaymer joins a large group of competitors at 2-under-par for the first round, including 2010 US Open Champion, Graeme McDowell and the Scottish Open’s runner up Fredrik Andersson Hed.

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Ahead of tomorrows first tee off for the 2011 Open Champions at Sandwich, online bookmakers have been lining up in their droves to stake their claim to the best offer available at The Open. With huge names in the mix such as Coral, Boylesports, Bet365, Paddy Power and Unibet  there is plenty of oppertunity to grab a great offer before the first round begins tomorrow.Online bookmakers offer free bets and bonuses to all new customers, which may be used to bet on the Open Championships golf at Sandwich this week, and any other European or PGA Tour golfing events.Longstanding bookmaker Coral certainly has a strong claim to one of the best offers at this year’s Open and as with many promotions, it is themed around the pre-tournament favourite – Rory McIlroy.

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