Ownership

Welcome to the second season otherwise known as the fall swing of the PGA! This year there will be seven events before The Sentry Tournament of Champions kicks off in January. Jacob Bergeron, Cyril Bouniol, Henry Chung, and Blake Hathcoat were added to this weeks Fortinet roster. (Right now that voice inside your head is saying who the hell are they?) They won't strike fear into any PGA pro but I'm sure their mom's are proud. The players ranked 70-125 will have a chance to cement their player cards for 2024. There's also the prize money and the winners gaining entry into The Sentry and The Masters. With NFL, NCAA football and MLB playoffs coming up this is a great time to make a decent run at some DFS golf takedowns. The Fortinet Ownership Projections are comprised to help you with leverage against chalk, low owned players and pivots to drive your team to the top of the leaderboard in multiple formats.

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With a condensed field and no cut, The BMW Ownership Projections powered by Win Daily Sports will provide the intel and metrics for leverage in the upcoming contests along with game theory and selections. We are down to the final 68 golfers. Fleetwood and Cam Smith won't be in the field this week. Some say Smith complained of hip discomfort due to carrying around 100 million in LIV money in his pocket. This a first time venue course that's just shy of 7600 yards with lots of sand traps with ample greens. It makes up for it with narrow fairways and gnarly rough. RecapLast week every one of our selections made the cut and provided point value with the exception of Russell Henley. Our Frisky Risky Biscuit was Andrew Putnam. He made the cut to run our record to 15-1 last 16. He was owned by less than 1% of the field and he finished in 5th place. Talk about leverage. That's pretty good for a golfer that NO ONE else promoted and not one other service had except for Win Daily Sports.Whet...

Yannik Paul and Justin Lower. WHO? Exactly. These two golfers were promoted in The Win Daily Sports Discord last week as great values. They both finished mid thirties at -7. They were both priced in the mid 6K range and both held about 1% ownership. No other service promoted them and 99% of the players didn't take them last week. Win Daily Sports was all over them. The FedEx Ownership Projections provide the intel and the tools to allow you to pivot highly owned players and create leverage. We also give you golfers that no one will roster that provide excellent results. Win Daily staff ace Deep Dive Dave provided the intel on Paul, as well as J Kim as an outright. He was also high on John Huh.RecapLast week every one of our selections made the cut and provided extreme point value with the exception of one player who withdrew. We had Henley, Taylor Moore, Lower and Putnam in our pool. Our Frisky Biscuit, Justin Lower, made the cut to run our record to 14-1 last 15. The Frisky Biscuit mu...

This week we are at Sedgefield in Greensboro, North Carolina for the Wyndham Championship. This is the last shot for PGA golfers to fight to get under the 125 ranking for The FedEx Cup playoffs and the millions that come to the players for excelling. The Wyndham Ownership Projections, along with our selections, can assist you with team selection and rostering the right golfers to compete for top money on your favorite DFS sites.RecapLast week every one of our selections made the cut and provided extreme point value. We had Cantlay as a top option, followed by Stallings and Pendrith. Lee Hodges was our "out in left" play, and we had Pendrith as a first round leader selection which hit as well. Our Frisky Biscuit made the cut to run our record to 13-1 last 14, not to shabby for a 6K golfer under 5% owned. We continue to strive to bring value and real actionable intel to our members and subscribers.Whether to trust the WeatherAt present there is no discernable edge to either wave. There m...

This week we are at TPC twin cities for the 3M Open. St Andrews is so last week and its time to make money in Blaine Minnesota! We have your 3M Open Ownership projections to vault you to the top. Last week Win Daily Sports golf staff member Stix took home 55,000+ from the open after hitting the Scottish Open the week before for 25K+.Honestly, It's a Great ServiceSomeone asked last week why a lot of services have their staff or the owners win and not their subscribers. This was after he won quite a bit riding with Stix's picks for the Open. Stix put all his favorite golf plays in the Win Daily Sports Discord, and put his most heavily used players in as well. His podcast, Bettor Golf Podcast powered by Win Daily Sports and featuring his partner Spencer Aguilar also gave out the golfers they both used to take down the 55K plus. RecapYou all know me, I won't list a player I like unless I have him in a majority of my lineups. It was gratifying to see all those hits for all our members last ...

This week we are headed across "the pond" to The Scottish Open, the pre event to The Open next week, the last major of the year. There have been lawsuits filed to allow LIV players in, and Patrick Reed has now ben banned from the Scottish Open as well. The field will be adding or subtracting players based on which injunctions are lifted or upheld.The Dear Deere RecapLast week the Frisky Risky play was Hayden Buckley, 6900 and owned by 4.7% of the field. He finished -10 and earned a top 30 spot for great value and leverage. For those who are counting that's seven in a row including Frisky SD plays. We swept the board on picks making the cut with the exception of Matt Wallace, our out in left play. I still liked him and actually replayed the tourney on streaming- he still missed the damn cut....(smile)The Scottish Open OwnershipDraftkings will lock the contests at 1:00 am EST tonight so be aware of your time constraints. We strive to be the most accurate ownership group in the industry, ...

This week I'm still on the beach looking out at a azure blue Caribbean ocean in Placencia, Belize, whatever stress or cortisol levels you had in the States disappears within an hour, guaranteed. It's a great place to bring you the John Deere Ownership Projections. We are still bringing you top content from a nation that loves to fish and doesn't know a lot about Golf DFS. I told a fisherman that this week I was concentrating on content for the John Deere Classic, and my specialty was ownership. He said he had a friend who was a farmer that owned a John Deere to help with his corn crop, and he could understand that golfers could play in the corn field after they helped his friend bring in the corn. It's a work in progress.Balancing Work and VacationsThe only stress I feel is making sure I get the content out on time for The Win Daily Sports family to make informed decisions on their John Deere golf teams and contests before lock, and to escape serious repercussions from my editor. ED...

This week I'm on the beach looking out at a azure blue Caribbean ocean in Placencia, Belize, the best kept secret in the world hands down. Last weeks Milly winner had Denny "putts" McCarthy in the lineup at an obscenely low ownership that propelled him to a million dollar payday, it's why I am keying on this weeks Travelers Ownership Projections. The tourney is in Cromwell, CT so it's a semi home game for Keegan Bradley. Justin Thomas has withdrawn due to a real back injury and not because of LIV zero's behind the first number on a check. He was more worried about Morikawa putting milk in his cereal bowl first than Mori jumping ship to LIV. Those two are staying home.

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This week we are at St. George's, a top rated course in Canada that will host The Canadian Open. It will be the first time since 2010 that this course has hosted the country's top golf tourney. Adam Schenk, a pre tourney low range favorite, has withdrawn as well as notables Patrick Reed, CT Pan and Pat Perez. Reed is heading to the LIV, he was once known as Captain America, he will now be known as the Sheik of Aribique. This is a short course that will reward good ball strikers and on the mark approach shots. I would also look at sand saves for the golfers you are considering, the greens are smaller and surrounded by bunkers, lot's of bunkers. They have also let the rough "flourish" and word is if you miss the fairway you will be hard pressed to make par. It seems like a tough but fair venue to bring back The Canadian Open to it's home country after Covid disrupted it the last few years. O' CanadaI spent years as a car dealer and then went to work with GM's IT Department when they wer...

See Jack. See Jack win 18 majors. See Tiger. See Tiger chase Jack's record. See Tiger run. Oops, Tiger can't even walk right, much less run. See Jack build Muirfield. See Jack frustrate the world's greatest golfers. See Jack smile. See Jack laugh. We are at Muirfield Village for The Memorial, a course that Jack built that mimics a major without being one. This is an invite only 120 golfer field that challenges them as far as fierce competition and the course. If you can't hit fairways on a consistent basis you won't be around on Saturday. Accuracy, approach and the around the green game are crucial to success here. Also not testing positive for Covid on a Saturday evening while 6 strokes ahead helps as well. Damn that RamJon Rahm blew away the competition two years running but only won once. He caught Covid at The Memorial and threw a positive test on a Saturday with a commanding lead and was forced to withdraw allowing Cantlay to take the trophy at The Memorial. When he did win he was...