After his 25/1 each-way shot placed last week, our tipster's back with his picks for this week's European Tour event at Wentworth.
Back to win: Branden Grace – {ODDS:278001695:14/1}
Grace has had a quiet year by his standards, but the South African is yet to miss a cut in 11 starts and recorded his second top-three of 2018 at the AT&T Byron Nelson last week.
The world No. 33 is one of the most accomplished players in this field. He has nine career wins, eight of which were in European Tour events.
Grace last won at the 2017 Nedbank Challenge, and the 30-year-old looks poised to strike again at Wentworth, where he’s made five cuts out of five and finished fifth in 2012.
The narrow, tree-lined course suits Grace’s accurate game, and he has a great chance if he chips and putts as well as he did at Trinity Forest last week.
{ODDSBANNER:278001695:14/1:Branden Grace to win}
Each-way shout: Paul Dunne – {ODDS:278001819:28/1}
Dunne was T7 at the China Open last time out, and his form over his last five starts now reads T5-T8-2-MC-T7.
Few players in the field at Wentworth are playing as well as the Irishman, who led after three rounds at the Open de Espana last month before finishing two shots behind winner Jon Rahm.
Dunne was 30th on debut at this event last year, but he’s since picked up his first European Tour win, shooting a final-round 61 to beat Rory McIlroy by three shots at October’s British Masters.
The 25-year-old ranks second in Par 3 scoring on the European Tour this year, which bodes well for his chances, as five of the last six winners at Wentworth have ranked inside the top two in that category.
{ODDSBANNER:278001819:28/1:Paul Dunne to win (e/w)}
Outside shot: Chris Paisley – {ODDS:278001942:80/1}
This is Paisley’s first European Tour start since the Maybank Championship in February, as the 32-year-old has recently played in a few PGA Tour events over in America.
He missed the cut in two of his last three starts in the US, with the exception a T4 when partnering Tommy Fleetwood at last month’s Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
Paisley’s been much more successful in European Tour events this year, making the cut in all four of his starts. He boasts three top fives, including a win at the SA Open in January.
The Englishman is having a great season statistically, ranking ninth in scrambling, third in putting and sixth in both stroke average and Par 3 scoring.
This is a great price given that he’s already won once this year.
{ODDSBANNER:278001942:80/1:Chris Paisley to win (e/w)}
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