Pick the Winner at the Open and win a GoKart

GoKart Open CompetitionLet the betting commence – once again you’ve got the chance of winning GoKart if you can predict who’s going to take the money this year. Same rules as always, post a reply to this blog with your named player, and the score you think they’ll finish the four rounds on. One entry per person please. It’ll be a change for 90% of the votes not being for The Tiger.Here’s a run down of the last 10 years winners, the courses and their scores;

2007 Carnoustie Pádraig Harrington 277 (-7)
2006 Hoylake Tiger Woods 270 (-18)
2005 St Andrews Tiger Woods 274 (-14)
2004 Troon Todd Hamilton 274 (-10)
2003 Royal St George’s Ben Curtis 283 (-1)
2002 Muirfield Ernie Els 278 (-6)
2001 Lytham & St Annes David Duval 274 (-10)
2000 St Andrews Tiger Woods 269 (-19)
1999 Carnoustie Paul Lawrie 290 (+6)
1998 Royal Birkdale Mark O’Meara 280 (level par)

All entries must be posted before play starts on Thursday morning
Good luck!

274 responses to “Pick the Winner at the Open and win a GoKart

  1. It does seem likes it’s Spain’s year this year so it’s got to be Garcia for me at -1 279.

  2. Hi,

    Having watched the Scottish Open last week, I think Graham (Graeme?) Mc Dowell has a once-in- a- lifetime chance. I believe he can go to 5 under amd win – possibly after a playoff.

  3. Better go for a Brit this year so how about out local boy Oliver Wilson @ 11 under.

  4. Garcia was my first choice but 50% of the votes are for him already so I will go for Monty on six under (if he can keep the toys in the pram) as nobody has voted for him so far.

  5. I’d love to Justin or Lee take the jug but I think it will be Sergio on 268

  6. would love to see it in the hands of a Brit but with the tiger out of the running this must be Phil Mickelson’s big chance at -6

  7. Martin Kaymer to win in a play off. He is the outstanding young European, has alrady won well, is in the Ruyder Cup standings and is cool as a cucumber.

  8. This question is a no brainer. Brandt Snedeker at 2 under par or I’ll eat my hat.

  9. Miguel Angel Jimenez
    Is now ready to put 4 good rounds together.
    284 should be good enough

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