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Question by Wal: Els or Ogilvy for the PGA Championship??? Thumb up for every reasonable answer&10 points for BEST explantion
10 points for best explanation….im not saying you have to say els or ogilvy..thats who i am stuck between….and really unsure on who to take……saturday i thought ogilvy, then i saw ogilvy blow up this week at bridgestone(els didnt do much better), so i switched to els….now i thought since ogilvy is off, he may practice more??? im just so confused about the two….if you can steer me elsewhere then go for it……10 points for best reasonable expanation…….im sure someone else will win, but i am cut between those 2…and unsure of the below on who to take

Im in a golf pool where you pick a golfer every week, BUT you can ONLY TAKE THEM ONCE throughout the season……this seems to be the time of the season where mostly everyone has used all of the superstars (pretty much like i did)

I understand Mickelson, Furyk, Harrington, Garcia, Kim, Scott, Perry, Cink, Goosen, Stenson etc…..are not here because i already used them during the season

who do you like to do the best out of the people below???

Ernie Els
Geoff Ogilvy
Lee Westwood
Justin Rose
KJ Choi
Ian Poulter
Robert Karlsson
Andres Romero
Trevor Immelman
Justin Leonard
Miguel A Jimenez
Angel Cabrera
Tim Clark
Boo Weekley
Rocco Mediate
Brandt Snedeker

Best answer:

Answer by phatboy
I wouldn’t count on either of them to fair well. Lee Westwood has played the most consistent golf this year out of anyone, and is destined to win. Els can’t get the putter working, and Ogilvy is not consistent at all.

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