A disappointing end to a week of great promise. Ben Crane ($1000) lead the Bermuda Classic after 36 holes, but in a four hole stretch late on Saturday, he dropped from leading to 4 behind and it was way from there. In the Portuguese Masters, David Drysdale ($1000) hung in there eventually tieing for 8th, but the winner, the very talented Jordan Smith shot a record 30 under, blitzing the field.

In Liv golf I recommended a saver on the 4 Aces lead by Dustin Johnson ($2.75) who had won all 4 previous team events, but the Australian Punch team lead by the worlds best player Cam Smith shooting an amazing 65 on a windy day at the difficult Blue Monster course at Doral nearly beat them with a gutsy finish by all four.

Toto Japan Classic

The LPGA moves on to the Seta Golf Club for the Toto Japan Classic, The Seichi Inoue course measures 7012 yards (6408m) par 72 with a slope of 131 Ana a course rating of 74.9.

On Sportsbet

Hinako Shibuno-$31 each way

Miyu Goto-$200 each way

Shuri Sakura-$200 each way

Daniela Darquea-$251 each way

Lindsey Weaver-Wright-$326 each way

Yuteng Shi-$501 each way

On Betfair

Emma Talley-$570

European Tour

The European tour has a week off before travelling to South Africa.

Worldwide Technology Championship

The PGA Tour is off to Mexico for the World Wide Technology Championship. The Mayakoba course was designed by Greg Norman in 2006 and is 7017 yards (6416 metres) par 71, and low scores around 20 under won’t surprise. The course rating is 74.8 and the slope 139.

On Bet 365

Ryan Brehm-$2000 each way

Jim Herman-$1000 each way

Chad Ramey-$351 each way

Harrison Endycott-$226 each way

Danny Lee-$226 each way

On Betfair

Harry Higgs-$1000

Harry Hall-$950

Robert Streb-$660

Russell Knox-$170

Justin Lower-$130

Lee Hodges-$150