Congratulations to our competition winner Steve Noonan. Thanks to all who entered.

THINK YOU KNOW your golf? Here’s your chance to prove it and win a round of golf and an overnight stay for two while you’re at it.

All you need to do is pick a winning team of three players for this week’s Open Championship at Muirfield.

To enter, post your team in the comments section before the deadline of 6am sharp on Thursday, 18 July. Entry is free but limited to one per reader/Twitter account.

The top team will receive an overnight stay for two people (including full Irish breakfast) and a round of golf for two on the Roganstown championship course in Swords, County Dublin, courtesy of Fáilte Ireland.

Still interested? Here’s how it works:

• Pick 3 players from the list below. The sum total of your three players’ odds must be 150/1 or greater (to those who have entered before, you’ll notice we’ve made it harder!)
• For example: Rory McIlroy (28/1), Ernie Els (33/1) and Shane Lowry (100/1) = 161/1
• The person whose team has the lowest combined score at the end of the tournament is the winner.
• If any of your three players do not make the 36-hole cut, you are eliminated from the competition. All three players must finish the tournament for your team score to be valid.
• If your player does not make the first tee, you will be given an alternative player at those odds (or the next highest) in alphabetical order. Once that player tees off, he is part of your team for the duration of the tournament.
• In the event of a tie, the winner will be drawn at random.

This is what a valid entry should look like:

Here are the players and their odds. Happy picking.

• Tiger Woods 10/1
• Phil Mickelson 18/1
• Justin Rose 22/1
• Graeme McDowell 25/1
• Adam Scott 25/1
• Rory McIlroy 28/1
• Ernie Els 33/1
• Luke Donald 33/1
• Sergio Garcia 33/1
• Lee Westwood 33/1
• Jason Day 35/1
• Henrik Stenson 45/1
• Dustin Johnson 45/1
• Charl Schwartzel 45/1
• Matt Kuchar 45/1
• Brandt Snedeker 45/1
• Rickie Fowler 50/1
• Branden Grace 60/1
• Martin Kaymer 60/1
• Ian Poulter 60/1
• Padraig Harrington 66/1
• Nicolas Colsaerts 70/1
• Louis Oosthuizen 70/1
• Matteo Manassero 70/1
• Thomas Bjorn 80/1
• Webb Simpson 80/1
• Hunter Mahan 80/1
• Jason Dufner 80/1
• Bill Haas 90/1
• Jamie Donaldson 100/1
• Martin Laird 100/1
• Shane Lowry 100/1
• Richard Sterne 110/1
• Zach Johnson 110/1
• Bubba Watson 110/1
• Paul Lawrie 110/1
• Billy Horschel 110/1
• Mikko Ilonen 110/1
• Jim Furyk 110/1
• Thorbjorn Olesen 125/1
• Keegan Bradley 125/1
• Geoff Ogilvy 125/1
• Peter Hanson 125/1
• Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano 125/1
• Angel Cabrera 125/1
• Jordan Speith 125/1
• Chris Wood 125/1
• Francesco Molinari 125/1
• Nick Watney 125/1
• George Coetzee 150/1
• Alexander Noren 150/1
• Miguel Angel Jimenez 150/1
• KJ Choi 150/1
• Marcel Siem 150/1
• Bernd Wiesberger 150/1
• Brooks Koepka 150/1
• Bo van Pelt 175/1
• Marc Leishman 175/1
• Thomas Aiken 175/1
• Ryan Moore 175/1
• Hideki Matsuyama 175/1
• Kevin Streelman 175/1
• John Senden 175/1
• Fredrik Jacobson 175/1
• Stewart Cink 175/1
• Harris English 175/1
• Stephen Gallacher 175/1
• David Lynn 175/1
• Kyle Stanley 200/1
• Robert Karlsson 200/1
• Russell Henley 200/1
• Carl Pettersson 200/1
• Danny Willett 200/1
• Boo Weekley 200/1
• Camilo Villegas 200/1
• Brett Rumford 200/1
• Jonas Blixt 200/1
• Richie Ramasy 200/1
• Ben Curtis 200/1
• Alvaro Quiros 200/1
• Tim Clark 200/1
• Graham DeLaet 200/1
• Jimmy Walker 250/1
• Rafael Cabrera Bello 250/1
• Michael Thompson 250/1
• Thongchai Jaidee 250/1
• Darren Clarke 250/1
• Scott Stallings 250/1
• Scott Piercy 250/1
• Marc Warren 250/1
• Fred Couples 300/1
• Kiradech Aphibarnrat 300/1
• Brian Davis 300/1
• Robert Garrigus 300/1
• Lucas Glover 300/1
• Gareth Maybin 300/1
• Tom Watson 300/1
• Gregory Bourdy 300/1
• Justin Leonard 300/1
• Luke Guthrie 300/1
• DA Points 300/1
• Marcus Fraser 300/1
• Johnson Wagner 350/1
• YE Yang 350/1
• Kyung-Tae Kim 350/1
• Vijay Singh 350/1
• Scott Jamieson 350/1
• Brendan Jones 400/1
• Bud Cauley 400/1
• Tom Lehman 400/1
• Josh Teater 400/1
• Ken Duke 400/1
• Eduardo de la Riva 400/1
• Satoshi Kodaira 400/1
• Shiv Kapur 500/1
• Oscar Floren 500/1
• Toru Taniguchi 500/1
• Garrick Porteous 500/1
• Richard McEvoy 500/1
• Lloyd Saltman 500/1
• Steven Tiley 500/1
• Estanislao Goya 500/1
• Oliver Fisher 500/1
• Niclas Fasth 500/1
• Kenichi Kuboya 500/1
• Mark Calcavecchia 500/1
• Hyung-Sung Kim 500/1
• Shingo Katayama 500/1
• Todd Hamilton 500/1
• Hiroyuki Fujita 500/1
• Rhys Pugh 500/1
• Ashun Wu 500/1
• Scott Brown 500/1
• Daisuke Maruyama 500/1
• Peter Senior 500/1
• Mark Brown 750/1
• Mark O’Meara 750/1
• Justin Harding 750/1
• George Murray 750/1
• Tyrrell Hatton 750/1
• Thaworn Wiratchant 750/1
• David Duval 750/1
• Gareth Wright 1000/1
• Ben Stow 1000/1
• Matthew Fitzpatrick 1000/1
• Makoto Inoue 1000/1
• Grant Forrest 1000/1
• Darryn Lloyd 1000/1
• Nick Faldo 1000/1
• Jimmy Mullen 1000/1
• Stephen Dartnall 1000/1
• Steven Jeffress 1000/1
• Sandy Lyle 1000/1
• Steven Fox 1000/1
• John Wade 1000/1

Competition closes on Thursday, 18 July at 6am sharp. Only one entry per person/ Twitter account. In the event of a dispute regarding rules, conduct or the results of a competition the decision of Journal Media will be final.

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