Joburg Open Picks - Keep an Eye On Abery

Joburg Open Picks

Pick 1: Darren Clarke E/W @ 25/1 (Bet365) Clarke was 1 of the favourites last week in many people's book but I thought I'd give him a week to walk off the christmas turkey. This week's Joburg Open looks a better tournament for the Irish man. Fine record at Royal Joburg & Kensington including a 2nd place finish last year. Slow greens will suit.

Pick 2: Jaco Van Zyl E/W @ 20/1 (Bet365) Decent record on the course(s) and a pick from last week that I'll stick with after his top 5 finish for us. He looked in good form and could push hard at the Joburg Open this week.


Pick 3: JB Kruger E/W @ 30/1 (general) Great player on home soil and 1 I've been watching closely on the African golf swing. The putter wasn't working for him last week on the final day and that along with a double early on the home stretch prevented him from making a strong charge for the title

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Pick 4: Keite Horne E/W @ 66/1 (Totesport) Fine record in the Joburg Open, finishing joint 2nd last year with Darren Clarke and back on form last week at the Africa Open.

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Pick 5: Warren Abery E/W @ 250/1 (Skybet) Has decent tournament and current form and could be 1 that comes in under the radar at the Joburg Open this week.

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