Live on Skysports 2: Thu 10.00: Miguel-Angel Jimenez (course designer) should be right in the mix at the Czech Open; he is 18/1 (bet365)
Jimenez managed a T7 at the Czech Open last year and at 18/1 (bet365), has a good chance of winning his first event of the year, especially considering he knows the course inside out.
Defending champion Peter Hanson does not compete this year and one of the players he beat in a playoff last year, Peter Lawrie, is 25/1 with .
One to watch may be Anthony Wall. After a series of decent performances recently, the Englishman is 34/1 to win with Unibet and may be well up there in the places come Sunday. He also performed very well here last year, finishing one shot adrift of a playoff chance.
The Scandinavians perform well here, a Swede winning the last 2 events, and Soren Hansen, of Denmark, will look to build on his excellent Irish Open display; he is 33/1 with Coral. Fellow Dane Thorbjorn Olesen is also in a bit of form of late. If he makes a cut, he performs strongly, as 2nd places at the Italian and French Opens showed; Olesen is 35/1 with Paddy Power.
Olesen finished runner up to Robert Rock at the Italian earlier this year and Rock is 40/1 (Betdaq) to have more success here.
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