St. Jude Classic Golf Tournament Leaderboard
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7 to 1 Odds
After taken time off to be with his wife, Phil Mickleson returns to the golf course this weekend as a +705 favorite to win the St. Jude Classic. Wager $100 to win $705 dollars if you like Phil to win. Wager with Bookmaker Sportsbook.
TV TIMES
Can’t find the golf tournament on the boob tube, here’s the listings.
- Thu, 6/12: GOLF CH. 3:30p-6:30p ET
- Fri, 6/13: GOLF CH. 3:30p-6:30p ET
- Sat, 6/14:CBS 3p-6p ET
- Sun, 6/14:CBS 3p-4p ET
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Past 14 Winners of the St. Jude Classic Golf Tournament
Hard to believe, but Justin Leonard has only won 2 PGA Events since 2006 and the St. Jude Classic is one of them, the other was the Valero Texas Open in 2007. Leonard is the 2nd odds on favorite along with Sergio Garcia to win at +1550.
Stanford St. Jude Championship
- 2008 Justin Leonard
- 2007 Woody Austin
FedEx St. Jude Classic
- 2006 - Jeff Maggert
- 2005 - Justin Leonard
- 2004 - David Toms
- 2003 - David Toms
- 2002 - Len Mattiace
- 2001 - Bob Estes
- 2000 - Notah Begay III
- 1999 - Ted Tryba
- 1998 - Nick Price
- 1997 - Greg Norman
- 1996 - John Cook
- 1995 - Jim Gallagher, Jr.
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St. Jude Classic Golf Tournament Odds & Predictions
 Phil Mickelson will be in the field at the St. Jude Classic and it will be an emotional week for the Arizona State Sun Devil’s graduate, as his wife Amy is battle breast cancer and this will be his first tournament since he made the announcement last month.
Furthermore, it’s the last tournament before the 2009 US Open Championship and Tiger Woods didn’t waste any time getting ready for Bethpage Black, as he went right from winning the Memorial Golf Tournament on Sunday heading right to Old Bethpage, New York to get a “feel” of the course by getting in a practice round before heading back to Florida.
Plus, if you look at the field and the golfing odds below, you can see the European PGA players have made the quest across the pond to get their body clocks adjusted to the Eastern Time Zone and get a round in vs. a North American field and get in the US Media environment, as next week will be a “Tiger Spin”.
Lefty is the favorite heading into the weekend as a +705 favorite, whereas Justin Leonard who won this event in 2005 and 2008 along with Sergio Garcia are both +1550 odds to win. Meaning, if you wanted to wager at a online Sportsbook on Phil Mickelson to win the 2009 St. Jude Classic Golf Tournament, you would lay a $100 wager on lefty to win $705. If you like Leonard or Garcia, the same applies, bet $100 to win $1550 if Leonard or Garcia should win the event come Sunday.
Who will win the 2009 St. Jude Classic?
It's still early to handicap this field, but I’m going to look more into the Euro’s in this tournament and see who’s hitting a nice ball and don’t ignore David Toms who won this event in 2003 and 2004.
The purse for the St. Jude Classic is $5.6 million dollars, where the winner takes home $1,008,000 in winnings. The course record belongs to John Cook who shot a -26 in 1996 and has a course aggregate record of 258.
Stay tuned to see who I like, as I will have my 3 Gold, Silver and Bronze golf picks on Wednesday. In fact, I gave out Tiger Woods +325 last week as my Silver pick, as Kenny Perry (gold) and Ian Poulter (bronze) made the cut, but never flirted with the leaders.
Odds to win St. Jude Classic Tournament
Tee off time Starts: June 11 - 14, 2009
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- Phil Mickelson +705
- Justin Leonard +1550
- Sergio Garcia +1550
- Henrik Stenson +1550
- David Toms +1550
- Tim Clark +1850
- Camilo Villegas +2250
- Retief Goosen +2550
- Padraig Harrington +2850
- Woody Austin +3250
- Stephen Ames +3250
- Robert Allenby +3250
- Boo Weekley +4050
- Scott Verplank +4050
- Brian Gay +4050
- John Mallinger +5050
- Graeme McDowell +5050
- Aaron Baddeley +5050
- Ben Crane +5050
- Matt Kuchar +6050
- Jerry Kelly +6050
- Fredrik Jacobson +6050
- Bob Estes +6050
- Jason Day +6050
- John Senden +6050
- Charles Howell III +6050
- Andres Romero +6550
- Tim Herron +8050
- Ted Purdy +9050
- Jeff Overton +9050
- Alex Cejka +9050
- Michael Letzig +9050
- Chris DiMarco +9050
- Nick OHern +9050
- Tim Petrovic +9050
- Jose Maria Olazabal +9050
- Heath Slocum +9050
- Jeff Maggert +9050
- Matt Bettencourt +9050
- Marc Leishman +9050
- Jason Dufner +9050
- DJ Trahan +9050
Ron Raymond's Golf Predictions
Sports Handicapper and Professional Gambler Ron Raymond haas release his 2009 St.Jude Classic golf predictions. Ron’s golf picks are ranked from Gold (Top Play), Silver (Medium odds) to Bronze (longshot odds).
Updated: 6/10/2009 1:37:50 PM
Gold Pick: Tim Clark +1850 - Tim is coming off a solid performance at the Crowne Plaza Invitational a few weeks back where he placed 2nd and placed 9th at the Players Championship. Great odds in this field for the South African!
Silver Pick: David Toms +1550 - Here’s my middle long shot sleeper pick, as I like to play on golfers who have experience on a course where they have won before.
Bronze Pick: Alex Cejka +9050 - Alex flirted with the leaders in the first 2 rounds of the Players championship this year, but melted down on Saturday and Sunday when the pressure was getting to him. Maybe this time around, he knows how to handle it and gives us a reason to cheer for him on Sunday, should he contend.
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The St. Jude Classic Golf Tournament Facts
- What: 2009 The St. Jude Classic Tournament
- When: June 11th to 14th 2009
- Where: TPC at Southwind, Memphis, Tennessee
- 2008 St. Jude Classic Tournament Winner: Justin Leonard -4 (R1: 68 R2:73 R3:67 R4:68 =276)
2009 St. Jude Classic Tournament Field
With most of the top Europeans heading to North America for the 2009 US Open Championship next weekend, here’s the field of the 2009 St. Jude Classic.
- Adamonis, Brad Green, Nathan Overton, Jeff
- Aldridge, Tyler Gronberg, Mathias Parnevik, Jesper
- Allan, Steve Gutschewski, Scott Peck, Cameron
- Allen, Michael Haas, Bill Pernice, Jr., Tom
- Allenby, Robert Harrington, Padraig Petrovic, Tim
- Ames, Stephen Hayes, J.P. Pettersson, Carl
- Armour III, Tommy Heintz, Bob Price, Aron
- Austin, Woody Henry, J.J. Price, Rick
- Axley, Eric Herron, Tim Purdy, Ted
- Baddeley, Aaron Horschel, Billy Quigley, Brett
- Barnes, Ricky Howell III, Charles Ridings, Tag
- Barron, Doug Jacobson, Fredrik Riley, Chris
- Bateman, Brian Janzen, Lee Roberts, Loren
- Beckman, Cameron Johnson, Richard S. Romero, Andres
- Beem, Rich Jones, Kent Senden, John
- Begay III, Notah Jones, Matt Sheehan, Patrick
- Berganio, Jr., David Kaye, Jonathan Simpson, Webb
- Bettencourt, Matt Kelly, Jerry Slocum, Heath
- Black, Ronnie Kelly, Troy Smith, Chris
- Blanks, Kris Knost, Colt Snedeker, Brandt
- Bohn, Jason Kraft, Greg Stadler, Kevin
- Borchert, Matthew Kresge, Cliff Stankowski, Paul
- Bradley, Michael Kuchar, Matt Stenson, Henrik
- Brooks, Mark Laird, Martin Sterling, Scott
- Bryant, Bart Leaney, Stephen Stiles, Darron
- Burgin, Kelvin Leishman, Marc Stroud, Chris
- Cejka, Alex Leonard, Justin Taylor, Vaughn
- Chalmers, Greg Letzig, Michael Thatcher, Roland
- Clark, Tim Levin, Spencer Todd, Brendon
- Collins, Wil Lickliter II, Frank Tomasulo, Peter
- Crane, Ben Lonard, Peter Toms, David
- Daly, John Lowery, Steve Trahan, D.J.
- Day, Glen Lunde, Bill Triplett, Kirk
- Day, Jason Lyle, Jarrod Turnesa, Marc
- de Jonge, Brendon MacKenzie, Will Tway, Bob
- Delsing, Jay Maggert, Jeff Uresti, Omar
- DiMarco, Chris Mallinger, John Veazey, Vance
- Dufner, Jason Mathis, David Verplank, Scott
- Durant, Joe Matteson, Troy Villegas, Camilo
- Duval, David McCarron, Scott Vranesh, Brian
- Estes, Bob McDowell, Graeme Walker, Jimmy
- Fathauer, Derek McLachlin, Parker Warren, Charles
- Frazar, Harrison Merrick, John Watkins, Aaron
- Gainey, Tommy Micheel, Shaun Weekley, Boo
- Garcia, Sergio Mickelson, Phil Weibring, Matt
- Garrigus, Robert Molder, Bryce Wilkinson, Tim
- Gay, Brian Nitties, James Williamson, Jay
- Goosen, Retief O'Hern, Nick Wilson, Dean
- Gore, Jason Oh, James Wittenberg, Casey
- Gossett, David Olazabal, Jose Maria Woodland, Gary
- Goydos, Paul Olson, Leif
Current US Open Championship Odds
Tiger Woods is the current odds on favorite to win the 2009 US Open Golf tournament and he took a practice round on June 8th to get familiar with the golf course. In fact, how cool is Tiger, he went out with a caddie, swing coach Hank Haney and two New York State Park Police.
Odds To Win The 2009 US Open Golf Tournament
- Tiger Woods +170
- Field(All Others Not Listed) +500
- Phil Mickelson +1000
- Geoff Ogilvy +2000
- Padraig Harrington +2000
- Jim Furyk +2000
- Paul Casey +2500
- Sergio Garcia +3000
- Rory McIlroy +3000
- Retief Goosen +3000
- Anthony Kim +3000
- Vijay Singh +3000
- Camilo Villegas +4000
- Kenny Perry +4000
- Steve Stricker +4000
- Sean O Hair +4000
- Henrik Stenson +4000
- Ernie Els +5000
- Adam Scott +5000
- Nick Watney +5000
- Hunter Mahan +5000
- Zach Johnson +5000
- Ian Poulter +5000
- Rory Sabbatini +5000
- Lee Westwood +6000
- Angel Cabrera +6000
- Chad Campbell +6000
- Luke Donald +6000
- Justin Rose +6000
- Stewart Cink +6000
- Mike Weir +6000
- Robert Karlsson +6000
- Tim Clark +6000
- Justin Leonard +8000
- Robert Allenby +8000
- K J Choi +8000
- Ryuji Imada +10000
- Andres Romero +10000
- Aaron Baddeley +10000
- Trevor Immelman +10000
- Stuart Appleby +10000
- Davis Love III +10000
- David Toms +10000
- Ben Curtis +10000
- Stephen Ames +12500
- Boo Weekley +12500
- Martin Kaymer +12500
- Miguel Angel Jimenez +15000
- Jeev Milkha Singh +15000
- Rocco Mediate +20000
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