{"id":7777,"date":"2012-03-29T00:10:07","date_gmt":"2012-03-29T04:10:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/?p=7777"},"modified":"2012-03-29T01:16:13","modified_gmt":"2012-03-29T05:16:13","slug":"shell-houston-open-odds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.bankrollsports.com\/blog\/shell-houston-open-odds\/","title":{"rendered":"2012 Shell Houston Open Odds, Free Golf Picks & Preview"},"content":{"rendered":"
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There is only one more week before the Masters, and in the final tune up before the first major of the year, we are going to break down the 2012 Shell Houston Open odds, as some of the best golfers in the world try to make for great Shell Houston Open picks.<\/p>\n

2012 Shell Houston Open Predictions & Info<\/span><\/strong>
\n2012 Shell Houston Open Dates<\/strong>: Thursday, March 29th \u2013 Sunday, April 1st 2012
\n2012 Shell Houston Open Location<\/strong>: Redstone Golf Club Tournament Course, Humble, TX
\nDefending Shell Houston Open Winner<\/strong>: Phil Mickelson
\n2012 Shell Houston Open TV Coverage – Network: <\/strong>Golf Channel, NBC<\/p>\n

The man that could be dangerous in this event is Hunter Mahan (Shell Houston Open Odds: 20 to 1 @ SportBet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong>. Mahan has won three events in his career, and he has a great history here in Humble. He has three Top 10 finishes at the Shell Houston Open in his career, and he has really gotten off to a great start this year with a bunch of solid Top 25 finishes as well. Mahan is one of these golfers that you might be able to get a great price with at this tournament, knowing he isn’t one of the great “names” like a Phil Mickelson or a Tiger Woods that always tends to be overpriced.<\/p>\n

List Of Past Shell Houston Open Winners (Since 2000)<\/span><\/strong>
\n2011 \u2013 Phil Mickelson
\n2010 \u2013 Anthony Kim
\n2009 \u2013 Paul Casey
\n2008 \u2013 Johnson Wagner
\n2007 \u2013 Adam Scott
\n2006 \u2013 Stuart Appleby
\n2005 \u2013 Vijay Singh
\n2004 \u2013 Vijay Singh
\n2003 \u2013 Fred Couples
\n2002 \u2013 Vijay Singh
\n2001 \u2013 Hal Sutton
\n2000 \u2013 Robert Allenby<\/p>\n

One of the top golfers in the world that is going to be at this event is Lee Westwood (Odds To Win The Shell Houston Open: 9 to 1 @ SportBet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong>. Westy doesn’t play in all that many tournaments here in the States over the course of the year, so this is going to be a treat. He didn’t have a great tournament here at the Shell Houston last year, finishing in 30th place, but it didn’t turn out to be the worst thing in the world after finishing in 11th and picking up a big payday at the Masters last year. There was only one tournament in 2011 in which Westwood finished outside of the Top 30, and if he keeps this up this year, he is going to be a great Shell Houston Open prediction for this event.<\/p>\n

It seems like a long time ago that we were calling for Graeme McDowell (Shell Houston Open Lines: 25 to 1 @ SportBet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong> to be successful. McDowell didn’t have a great end of the season last year, and he really didn’t end up paying off for those who had confidence in him. He had a terrible end to the season, finishing the year out by missing several cuts, but with a new season, we would hope that he could be a bit of a sleeper for this one.<\/p>\n

Odds to Win Shell Houston Open @ SportBet Sportsbook<\/a> (as of 3\/29\/12)<\/em>:<\/strong><\/span>
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\nPhil Mickelson 7.90 to 1
\nLee Westwood 9 to 1
\nSteve Stricker 12 to 1
\nKeegan Bradley 18 to 1
\nHunter Mahan 20 to 1
\nCharl Schwartzel 25 to 1
\nGraeme McDowell 25 to 1
\nJohnson Wagner 30 to 1
\nAaron Baddeley 34 to 1
\nErnie Els 36 to 1
\nRickie Fowler 40 to 1
\nRyan Moore 45 to 1
\nJohn Senden 46 to 1
\nKyle Stanley 46 to 1
\nBryce Molder 50 to 1
\nBud Cauley 50 to 1
\nPadraig Harrington 50 to 1
\nPeter Hanson 50 to 1
\nHenrik Stenson 66 to 1
\nLouis Oosthuizen 66 to 1
\nJeff Overton 80 to 1
\nRobert Allenby 80 to 1
\nSean O’Hair 80 to 1
\nBen Crane 85 to 1
\nChris Stroud 85 to 1
\nThomas Bjorn 100 to 1
\nSpencer Levin 110 to 1
\nFred Couples 115 to 1
\nJB Holmes 115 to 1
\nPaul Casey 115 to 1
\nAnthony Kim 125 to 1
\nCarl Pettersson 125 to 1
\nJimmy Walker 125 to 1
\nJohn Rollins 125 to 1
\nKevin Streelman 125 to 1
\nMichael Thompson 125 to 1
\nRyan Palmer 125 to 1
\nSeung Yul Noh 125 to 1
\nAnders Hansen 135 to 1
\nYE Yang 135 to 1
\nBrandt Jobe 150 to 1
\nBrian Davis 150 to 1
\nCharley Hoffman 150 to 1
\nChris Kirk 150 to 1
\nJustin Leonard 150 to 1
\nPat Perez 150 to 1
\nScott Piercy 150 to 1
\nChad Campbell 165 to 1
\nBrian Harman 175 to 1
\nJosh Teater 175 to 1
\nBrendon De Jonge 185 to 1
\nCameron Tringale 200 to 1
\nCamilo Villegas 200 to 1
\nMarc Leishman 200 to 1
\nBen Curtis 225 to 1
\nDA Points 225 to 1
\nHarris English 225 to 1
\nHeath Slocum 225 to 1
\nVaughn Taylor 225 to 1
\nGraham Delaet 250 to 1
\nHarrison Frazar 250 to 1
\nJohn Huh 250 to 1
\nJohn Mallinger 250 to 1
\nLucas Glover 250 to 1
\nMatt Every 250 to 1
\nWill Claxton 250 to 1
\nAndres Romero 275 to 1
\nAngel Cabrera 285 to 1
\nWilliam McGirt 285 to 1
\nDaniel Summerhays 300 to 1
\nScott Verplank 300 to 1
\nStuart Appleby 300 to 1
\nNick O’Hern 325 to 1
\nRicky Barnes 325 to 1
\nStewart Cink 325 to 1
\nBlake Adams 350 to 1
\nKris Blanks 375 to 1
\nDanny Lee 385 to 1
\nBoo Weekley 400 to 1
\nBrendan Steele 400 to 1
\nJhonattan Vegas 400 to 1
\nBob Estes 425 to 1
\nChris Couch 425 to 1
\nDavid Hearn 425 to 1
\nJJ Henry 425 to 1
\nJamie Lovemark 425 to 1
\nJason Kokrak 425 to 1
\nChris DiMarco 450 to 1
\nGreg Owen 450 to 1
\nRod Pampling 450 to 1
\nDJ Trahan 475 to 1
\nJason Bohn 500 to 1
\nNathan Green 525 to 1
\nTim Herron 525 to 1
\nDarren Clarke 550 to 1
\nRoland Thatcher 585 to 1
\nBilly Mayfair 625 to 1
\nJoe Ogilvie 650 to 1
\nBill Lunde 675 to 1
\nJohn Merrick 675 to 1
\nSunghoon Kang 675 to 1
\nTommy Gainey 675 to 1
\nMartin Flores 685 to 1
\nJames Driscoll 700 to 1
\nJeff Maggert 700 to 1
\nMatt Bettencourt 700 to 1
\nTroy Matteson 700 to 1
\nColt Knost 725 to 1
\nErik Compton 725 to 1
\nRoberto Castro 725 to 1
\nHunter Haas 800 to 1
\nRyuji Imada 800 to 1
\nBobby Gates 825 to 1
\nBrendon Todd 875 to 1
\nJJ Killeen 875 to 1
\nMark Anderson900 to 1
\nTed Potter Jr. 900 to 1
\nMichael Bradley 925 to 1
\nJonas Blixt 950 to 1
\nCameron Beckman 975 to 1
\nArjun Atwal 1,000 to 1
\nBilly Hurley III 1,000 to 1
\nDavid Mathis 1,000 to 1
\nDerek Lamely 1,000 to 1
\nDuffy Waldorf 1,000 to 1
\nKyle Reifers 1,000 to 1
\nLonny Alexander 1,000 to 1
\nMiguel Angel Carballo 1,000 to 1
\nRichard H. Lee 1,000 to 1
\nTom Pernice, Jr. 1,000 to 1
\nTroy Kelly 1,000 to 1<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Check out our expert handicappers Shell Houston Open picks complete with PGA odds and our Shell Houston Open preview and betting lines for the event.<\/p>\n

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This tournament tends to bring out some of the top golfers, and that is demonstrated by the fact that the defending champion of the Shell Houston Open is Phil Mickelson (Favorite To Win 2012 Shell Houston Open: 7.90 to 1 @ SportBet Sportsbook<\/a>)<\/strong>. Lefty already has a win this year at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and he is coming off of a year in which he only had that one win in the Lone Star State. Mickelson had a tremendous weekend, shooting a 63 and a 65, and he ended up posting a tremendous -20 score for the entire tournament to win by three shots. Mickelson is one of the top golfers in the world for sure, and he is going to be one of the top men to bet on in the Shell Houston Open.<\/p>\n