Weekly Recaps
Post-round write-ups from the commissioner
With just about 24-hours from tee-off, Vegas has posted the PIH odds and there are five putters that stand out from the rest of the field. Have a look below at where the odds are going into week-1 and place your bets on your favorite betting app today!
See you Thursday at or before 6:00pm!
| Player | Odds | Word on the street |
| Jeff Luke | +450 | The defending champ with 2 titles, tough to bet against him. |
| Chris Wilkinson | +500 | The best putter without a title; has an edge that may cost him. |
| Mike Mondoux | +650 | His off-season conditioning the past 4-years puts him in contention. |
| Tom Barbops | +750 | Determined to keep pace with Jeff Luke for most titles. |
| Jeff Hewett | +900 | If he stays clean, which is a question, he has a chance. But his history of testing the rules may cost him. |
| Scott Wilson | +1400 | At this point, no one else is a contender but Wilson wants it more than one of the Grill Girls. |
| Shawn Conschafter | +2000 | If he would skip happy-hours he may have a chance. Tough to be competitive with the squinty eyes. |
| John Coyle | +2001 | Just behind Conschafter, Coyle's family commitments may hinder his performance. There's no blue pill for putting. |
| Rob Vickers | +2500 | Top rated rookie. Has the skill but doesn't know the course or what it takes to win at this level. |
| Jason Cox | +2800 | An NT migrant to Grand Island, he has the pedigree to do well but the rookie jitters will cost him at some point. |
| Steve Maziarz | +2801 | See Cox above. Just not as good of an athlete as Cox which puts him a point behind him. |
| Brenan Dracup | +3300 | An unknown putter, but if his cornhole skills transfer to the links he has a shot. |
| Frank Dijames | +5000 | Way too nervous under pressure, can't make the putt when it counts. |
| Bryan An | +5500 | Decent putter but cares about the beer after more than the putt ahead of him. Slim chance. |
| Mark Verost | +6600 | One-time green-jacket winner, he's like a roller coaster with more highs than lows. |
| Joel Cady | +6700 | Here for the after party, clearly, but may surprise you a week or two with a top-5 finish. |
| Joe Mills | +6800 | His near take-down of the commissioner shows he wants to be something; he's just lacking the skills to win it. |
| Kelly Caito | +8000 | Determined to finish ahead of Flemming and Vegas believes she will. By the 10th week she'll have practiced more than anyone. |
| Jay Flemming | +8001 | Will crack under the pressure of Caito. |
| Nick Keil | +8500 | He lacks the skills and the mental fortitude to succeed in this league. He's good to have in your grouping as he won't pressure you. |
| Dominic LoVullo | +10000 | He has the youth compared to the others…which won't help him in this league. May be good in 5 years when he's old enough to drink. |
| Pat Holden | 12500 | With Timmy not in the league this year, Holden may not have as many "highs", but he still has no chance. |
| Joe Neeson | 15000 | Been in it from the beginning and still doesn't have a green jacket. No jacket, no chance. |
| Jim Neville | 16000 | He's not there to win it which is great, cause he won't. Not as bad as the odds may suggest so it's a good flyer at +16000. |
| Scott Verost | 20000 | The delta between Scott's athleticism in high school compared to today is greater than anyone else in the field. His contribution is welcome. |
| Steve Steck | 50000 | Check that, STEVE's athleticism in high school compared to today is greater than anyone else in the field. His contribution is welcome. |
| Harald Rehm | 100000 | Some may say these odds are too low. "Zero fucking chance. Better odds to win the lottery." one putter declared. Hey, you never know. |