Find Me a 100 Winner: Two big-priced trades for the BMW

Find Me A 100 Winner / Paul Krishnamurty / 13 September 2011 /

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Jerry Kelly is a man in form

"Mark Wilson's recent long game stats bode particularly well for a tough layout like Cog Hill, as does the fact that he is one of the best scramblers around. The forecast is for very hot, dry conditions suggests that classy touch around the greens will be a big asset."

The BMW Championship marks the third leg of the FedEx Cup and two in-form but unfancied players make Paul Krishnamurty's cut as he searches for winners trading above [100.0] on the exchange

Seventy players remain in contention for the FedEx Cup with two events remaining, but while they all line up at Cog Hill for the BMW Championship, one must wonder how many would be here if there wasn't such substantial cash up for grabs. Several will be carrying niggling injuries, many more will simply be out of form. Nevertheless, such problems would need to be very bad before players passed up the chance of winning the $10M bonus at next week's Tour Championship.

While others are going backwards, one man who has taken this lucrative opportunity is [160.0] chance Jerry Kelly. After a disappointing run, Kelly suddenly found some form during August, putting up four solid efforts.

First he was a respectable 26th at the PGA, then fourth at the Wyndham, before top-25s in the first two play-off events. Notably, Jerry's long game stats are outstanding, ranking in the top-eight for driving accuracy on all of his last five starts, and in the top-nine for greens in regulation on his last three. A repeat will offer significant help around Cog Hill, a course he knows extremely well. Kelly is a former champion of the Western Open on this course, and registered three straight top-five finishes between 2001 and 2003.

Mark Wilson seems to be permanently dismissed as a rag in this company, but his record of four wins in four seasons, (every time at triple-figure odds), shows he knows how to get the job done and demands respect. Indeed having won twice already this year, and shown solid if unspectacular form during August, Wilson might be worth chancing at [150.0]. Again, his recent long game stats bode particularly well for a tough layout like Cog Hill, as does the fact that he is one of the best scramblers around. The forecast is for very hot, dry conditions suggests that classy touch around the greens will be a big asset.

The trading advice is to stake four units in total on this pair, then place lay orders at [12.0] and [3.0] to bank profit, should either man shorten up.

Place order to lay 15u @ [12.0]
Place order to lay 20u @ [3.0]

Updated 2011 Stats: -34.5u

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