THERE should be a thrilling finish to the Masters tonight with four shots separating the top seven.
England's Justin Rose shares the lead on six under with Spain's Sergio Garcia going into the final round at Augusta.
Rose would be a winner for Ace Venturer while Garcia would be a popular choice to land his first Major after so many failed attempts.
Rickie Fowler, ánother of Ace's anteposts, is one shot off the lead and also eyeing a first Major win.
A trio of Americans are lurking on four including 2015 champion Jordan Spieth who will be the man to beat if his putter is hot early one. Charley Hoffman and Ryan Moore are alongside with Adam Scott maybe the only other player who can win it on three under.
Rose is 3-1 favourite with McBookie and 888sport with Spieth 4-1 favourite at Paddy Power and Garcia 6-1 at Unibet.
It's almost impossible to pick a winner but with bookies offering one quarter odds for a top-three place it might be worth taking a chance on Moore at 16-1.
I like betting on twoballs on the final day and I'm putting up a double that is good value and a treble on favourites.
In twoballs 17-10 is a huge price so back Soren Kjeldsen to beat Paul Casey. Kjeldsen is in fine form and beat Rory McIlroy on his way to the last four of the WGC Match Play.
Add Phil Mickelson at almost evens to beat fellow American Bill Haas. This Major has gone for both players but Mickelson will want to put on a show for the big galleries and he has of course the best short game in the world which is what you need around Augusta.
1pt Twoballs Double
Mickelson to bt Haas (5.35pm)
Kjeldsen to bt Casey (6.55pm)
(5-1, 888sport)
2pts Twoballs Treble
Berger to Hagestad (4.45pm)
McIlroy to bt Kuchar (6.45pm)
Leishman to bt Mize (3.15pm)
(12-5, McBookie)
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Hi Mrfixit, think I’ll join you in your twoball bets.
Adam Scott, had a good three under, bogey free round yesterday, but looks like he is just plodding along waiting for something to happen, while Schwartzel has crept up on the rails with his 68 on Saturday and is looking good.
Ryan Moore has had two 69s after a two over 74 in the first round. Think he has the making of Charley Hoffman, who I think will fall away after a bad double bogey at the 16th yesterday.
Charl Schwartzel to beat Adam Scott
Ryan Moore to beat Charley Hoffman
Agree with you about Hoffman. I remember him being in the mix two years ago then falling away.