Nice one William, enjoy your winnings my friend, but remember there's only one real winner if you go and punt it all away

I hear yah TY for the wisdom

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Good luck Neil, decided to leave Justin after letting me down last week and dropping anchor after two rounds!

Exactly, not sure I would have tipped him in a strong field, but at home going for four wins in this event... As for Jason flattered to deceive and only really challenged at the Wells Fargo, but again with home support and this field, but don't think the odds really reflected his form this year

Nice work and good luck for this week John

As my last reply to you about the Adams irons, all these clubs will have their merits, The Cleveland Launcher Irons are aimed at the higher handicapped golfer and have lots of forgiveness designed into the technology they use. But like I said the main component is getting the right shaft for your golf swing. But if you are looking for a game improvement iron they the Cleveland Launcher series are all designed to give maximum forgiveness, while still looking good

@@planetgolfreview thank you so much for your advice!

Hey, glad you liked the review, but unfortunately I am unable to help you with that specific question as I haven't tested the 22/23 version. What I would say is that technology moves on, a rule of thumb is that you will notice technological advances after 5-years. For instance, the TaylorMade SIM 1 was an advance, but SIM2 and the Stealth drivers you wouldn't really notice any advances. But, you would do so if you went from the SIM 1 to the new Qi10, if that makes sense. So I would suggest there will be improvements, but the main component of any golf club for amateur golfers, is the shaft. The shaft is the most important part of any club, because if you have the wrong shaft for YOUR golf swing you don't unlock all the new technology in the head of any new driver, fairway woods, irons or wedges. So make sure you know what shaft is best for your golf swing and then choose which irons you want from there. Hope that all helps and good luck. James

@@planetgolfreview Ah, OK, it's been 10+ years since the Adams Super S irons came out so I guess I should pass on those. Thank you for your advice!

Always worth a little flutter on Lucas as he is always good odds and can produce. Good luck Paul

Never really going to get good odds on either of those two, but they are favourites for a reason, although I think Thorbjorn may be right in the mix come Sunday

Yes Somabay is certainly a wonderful place to play golf and practice

Yes plenty of room and it will test everyone just make sure you pick the tees that best suit your game. Can't wait to see how the front nine looks once it's open. As for the greens they were good, obviously it has just opened so will need time to bed in and the contours to settle but they can definitely make them very fast if they choose too

The greens are in great condition at the moment, hope the rain holds off for you and if you're having lunch go for the hot kicking chicken wrap. And so I am upfront with you I liked it that much I am now a member there and maybe up there tomorrow on the range

No problem, glad you enjoyed it

@@planetgolfreview how safe of a bet is John Rahm to finish in the top 10?

No bet is ever safe, its why you always find rich bookies and poor punters, but I felt when I tipped Jon that he would be challenging to win, not just Top 10

Good Luck Aussie lad

Yea both brothers are having trouble with consistency at the moment. Good shout on Jeff and I have tipped him this week, should have plenty of confidence in this golf game from that final round and coming back to a course he played well on last year. Good luck Neil

Him and Stephan and I would have had a win double instead of a bunch of runners-up. Oh well onwards we go. As for Nicolai, still think he is slightly bruised from his PGA Tour excursion, once he's been in contention Top 5 and challenging going into the final day then he may get that belief back again, but he will get there no doubt

Hopefully Thorbjorn will get back to playing like he was at the beginning of the season before he went to the PGA Tour and yes Robin definitely has the potential and has been trending in the right direction. Good luck mate

Exactly how I feel every week! Good luck mate

I always look at Matthew Southgate, because you know he can but he just has that one bad round in him. Great guy as well would love to see him win. Yep Rory for Runner-up again!

I thought they would rapidly change those odds neil, as they say the early bird gets the worms and the best odds in this case, but that is what they had up as at 1pm

Exactly what I thought, but it was when we checked Oddschecker at 1pm this afternoon

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@@planetgolfreview Typing error, 12/1 is Rahms odds @Masters 2025. He is at 16/5 now at Betvictor for Open de Espana. Fleetwood and Hatton are also below 12/1.

• 7 seconds ago Definitely not a typing error on our part, although I did thik they would rapidly change those odds, as they say the early bird gets the worms and the best odds in this case, but that is what they had up as at 1pm

It really is and good luck

Yes good performance, but he had missed five cuts from his previous six starts and two Top 10s which he has never really pushed on from. Definitely Thriston, playing well and won here before

Yes very disappointing from Richard. To be honest I was more pleased with the Lucas Lucas Bjerregaard call at 90/1, but thanks

Paul most of the courses are on the south side of the island, so it would depend on your budget, but see link below for some options, The Melia hotel is in the North. But do make sure you go to the North of the Island and play Seve's course at Buenavista it's definitely worth the journey planetgolfreview.com/Golf-Holidays/Golf-in-Tenerife-Spain.html

I would say these would be from around 9 and below. If you are a higher handicap try the PTX Pro or Icon Irons or you could always go for the PTX Pro and Icon combo set. Hope that helps Rich

I would say Scottie just because his confidence levels are skyhigh no matter how far back he is on the final day, the Olympic final round was amazing to watch. But Rory can also produce those types of rounds when he is on form and he does love the FedEx Cup play-offs

@@planetgolfreview I know, I was on Fleetwood of course!

Yes my favourite designer. Now Connor has his driver sorted out definitely. Two runner-up finishes for Joe and a good Open championship should deffo be in with a shout with this field. Not sure about Ugo just yet to tip, not done much since the Qatar Masters. Good luck Neil

Yes they are a live and kicking and under new ownership, here is the link to their website www.benhogangolf.com/

@@planetgolfreview That’s great. Thanks mate 👍👍

No problem. Just so you know I will be reviewing the wedges in the Christmas issue of PGR Magazine

Good luck with those Darell

@@planetgolfreview you to .

It's a great island with some wonderful golf courses

LOL Typo, its ok on the website, but I will see if I can update this later, not sure I will be able to

Yes two pulled putts cost him big time

Hey Zach, all courses are filmed from the back tees which then gives the viewer the view of the other teeing options on each hole

Hi Chris, I will ask and see if we can get it in the Christmas issue, if not then I will try for next years Masters issue, but will probably put the video up on here first anyway. I will keep you posted

@@planetgolfreview Thanks, not many reviews of them to make a decision. The only long review I read, the guy said the feel was very “muddy”. 🧐

Interesting comment, I wonder if he meant the way the ball came off the face! Instead of springing off the face like some of the game improvement irons do, that the muddy feeling was the ball sticking to the face, which would mean more of the ball getting into the grooves which would create more spin

@@planetgolfreview I think he was saying the “feel” was vague. Not really forged feeling.

It is one of the reasons I say at the end of my videos, just bet for fun. My uncle was a bookie and my mum always told me, "You see your uncle Kenny, his a bookie and you will always see rich bookies and you will always see poor punters!"

What a weekend of golf Anthony, I would have never thought both Scottie and Brooks would be nowhere near the Top 10

With all departments of his game on fire Scottie is the man to beat this week especially with his short game around the greens, which is going to be needed this week with those run-offs. Definitely Keegan for each-way, will be interesting to see how Nicolai performs. Soderberg has that in him, it's why I rarely tip him but it was a weak field on home soil so I thought he would do well as he had been playing well. But, after what happened I can't see him coming back from that.

Niel, Your comment on the Travelers Championship has somehow disappeared so I didn't have chance to read it or reply

@@planetgolfreview I put a large bet on Scottie for the US open, just before the off, a large ew bet on Morikawa and a large bet on Rory. It was a huge disappointment to wake up here in Thailand to see Rory had blown it and Morikawa fell out of the places. I'm done with golf betting now, in fact all betting! Good luck all!

Hey Neil your comment on the FedEx Open de France seems to have disappeared as I was reading it, but both Rasmus's I think will be in the mix, you did mention someone else but as I said it disappeared as I was reading it

@@planetgolfreview Jeff Winther ew

Sorry Neil I was away so didn't have much time, but that collapse was something else it's the reason I haven't tipped him as he has been playing well. Shame about Viktor, but at the moment you can't look past Scottie if he tees it up. I so want Rory to win a major but it's not looking good at the moment

Good luck with that William, I do feel a lot of LIV players who play in European Tour events play with added guilt, which is one of the reasons I rarely tip them. Pieters was different, I tipped him as he was playing in front of a home crowd and family and friends

nice one!

Yes great call, I certainly didn't think he would hold out come the last round

I am wondering if Tommy not winning on the PGA Tour is becoming as big as weight as Rory not winning a Masters, but I do hope you are right