Black Desert NI Legends Tips

Fichardt is certainly deserving of favoritism here because he's in fabulous form. He has shown he still has enough game to compete at the DP World Tour level, so this is a step down.

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Gallacher’s experience on the European Tour carries over well to Legends events. His excellent course management and ability to handle tough pin placements make him a threat to land inside the top eight.

Baker’s experience and familiarity with different course setups allow him to adapt quickly. His precision in approach play and dependable putting under pressure give him an edge in tightly contested leaderboards.

Lundberg is known for streaky but explosive play. When he finds rhythm with his irons, he can string birdies together quickly, making him a strong dark horse candidate for a top-eight finish.

Da Silva’s consistency is his biggest weapon, with high fairway hit rates and a tidy short game. His patience and ability to grind out competitive rounds often see him climb steadily into strong positions.

Webster is experienced and tends to thrive in events where precision matters more than distance. His careful course management and steady short game can help him find his way onto the first page of the leaderboard.

Capable on his day and with a great performance in last season's Indian Open. This season just has not got going, so hoping a course that looks set to suit could well help turn around the form.

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55-year-old Swede Joakim Haeggman was a winner on the European Seniors Tour about this time last year when winning his second trophy on the tour, the HSBC India Legends Championship, same series of events as this weekend. He offers good value at odds of 40/1 each way this weekend.

Kingston is a four-time winner on the Legends Tour and a model of consistency. His solid, all-around game is a great fit for Galgorm's straightforward yet challenging design. He is a player who can grind out pars and take advantage of scoring opportunities when they arise. His experience and ability to post low scores on a variety of courses make him a strong contender to be in the final group on Sunday.

Remesy was fifth last week and played really nicely on the final day. So, on a track that should suit his accurate style, I think this is a big price.

It was a really good performance in the Seniors at the PGA. A cracking round of 69 helped him to a T21 finish. He has the ability, and I just think on this course, he could well go really well.

I choose this because Howell possesses a consistently high Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green metric, which will be vital for recovering from any misses on Galgorm's undulating terrain. His recent performances show a player in solid, consistent form, and his deep experience in high-pressure, windy conditions gives him a significant psychological edge on this type of course.

As the tournament ambassador and a beloved Masters champion, Woosnam will have the full support of the crowd and a strong psychological drive to perform. While his best days are behind him, his course history and comfort level on a course like Galgorm, which he knows well, could lead to a fantastic opening round. The market has him as a huge underdog, making him an excellent value pick.