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Expert Picks: 2025 Cognizant Classic

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 2 months ago

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The PGA Tour returns to the Florida Swing with the 2025 Cognizant Classic, hosted at PGA National’s challenging Champion Course. Known for its infamous Bear Trap—one of the toughest three-hole stretches in golf—this tournament tests players with demanding ball-striking requirements and mental resilience.

Read my tournament preview article here for key courses statistics, course comps, and weather preview.

Cognizant Classic Preview: Which Scottish Golf Course has INSANE correlation to PGA National?

Cognizant Classic Expert Picks

The Cognizant Classic always delivers drama, especially when the Bear Trap comes into play on Sunday. With a mix of seasoned veterans and rising stars looking to make their mark, expect a competitive leaderboard. As always, ball-striking and mental toughness will be the keys to victory. Get ready for an exciting week of golf in Florida!

Here are the WinDailySports Expert’s Picks for the 2025 Cognizant Classic:

	David Bieleski @DeepDiveGolf
Outright Winner	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Lowry Henley Berger Horschel Hughes Lawrence
Top Finishes Markets	Top 20 Horschel Hughes Lawrence Top 40 Hughes Lawrence
Match-Ups	Griffin over Spaun -115 (DK/FD) Gerard over Spieth +100 (MGM) Mitchell over Young +100 (Bet365)
First-Round Leader	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Henley 35/1 Straka 40/1 McCarthy 50/1 Horschel 70/1 Ryder 110/1 Lawrence 175/1
My 3 Golfer DFS Core	Henley Lowry Horschel
DFS Chalk I'm playing	Henley Lowry Berger Straka McCarthy Griffin Kitayama Novak Horschel Harman Clanton Gerard Dahmen Manassero Suber Norlander
DFS Chalk I'm fading	Pendrith Min Woo Lee Young Eckroat Smalley Glover N Hojgaard A Svensson Ventura Putnam
My Top 3 Sneaky Low-Owned Plays	Cauley Roy Hughes Bonus Dart: Lawrence

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Cognizant Classic Preview: Which Scottish Golf Course has INSANE correlation to PGA National?

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 2 months ago

written by DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski

Well, I’ll be the first to say it. WHAT. A. WEEK. We carried on our hot streak, having already successfully tipped Ludvig Aberg to win the Genesis Invitational at 22/1 the week prior, with yet another outright winner! This time, it came on the DP World Tour with Jacques Kruyswijk winning the Magical Kenya Open at 66/1. Not only that, but we also had the golfer who placed 3rd, 4th, and 7th on our card! It was our most profitable week of the year, with full details in the tweet below. All this bodes incredibly well for this week’s preview of the Cognizant Classic, with it’s unique profile and a key comp course providing excellent guidance for this week’s event.

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At the Mexico Open, our top selection Alex Smalley (30/1 with 8 places) looked the best candidate hitting the final round. On the front nine, he was just two shots off the lead and a potential to make a charge at the title. All came undone on the par 5 12th. After being greenside in two, a dreadful chip shot led to an untimely bogey. It really took the wind out of his sails, leading to another poor chip on the par 5 14th and a score of +4 on the 6 hole stretch.

Smalley wound up in 10th, just missing the place money at +600. Nicolai Hojgaard secured a full place finishing 8th at +800 along with a Top 20 at +240. Sigg and Highsmith also secured us Top 20s at +290 and +310 respectively.

PGA National Course Analysis

We begin the Florida Swing this week on the PGA Tour, as we preview PGA National the host course of the Cognizant Classic. This golf course has hosted the tournament since 2007 (formerly the Honda Classic) along with the Ryder Cup in 1983, the 1987 PGA Championship, and the Senior PGA Championship from 1982-2000. In short, we have plenty of data to go off this week.

Firstly, the move from the West to East coast sees a change in grass type to Bermuda on the greens. As such, you may want to focus more on ball-striking metrics in recent tournaments and identify potential value leverage opportunities for players who generally putt better on this grass type. This will prevalent in upcoming Florida tournaments such as the Arnold Palmer Invitational, The Players Championship, and the Valspar Championship.

Off the tee, premium is given to driving accuracy over distance. With water in play for 15 out of the 18 holes, trouble can be found readily if you aren’t dialed in with the driver. If you can have both accuracy and distance, this is of benefit. However, the key isn’t on bomb and gouge but, instead, restrained power.

Another key statistics at PGA National is SG: Approach. Particularly, we see a huge concentration of shots for SG: APP 150-200 yards. On average, nine approaches will occur from this small yardage bucket. When you consider that the three par 5s will often result in an approach shot of 200+, along with two par 3s over 200 yards, you gain an understanding of why this approach range is pivotal to finding success in the Cognizant Classic.

PGA National Course Comps

Over the years of the Cognizant Classic, we have seen a number of players who have found success in The Open Championship then play well in this preview to the Florida Swing. That may initially seem odd, as few aesthetic links can be found between tropical Florida and the commonly frigid conditions of a United Kingdom “summer”.

I believe the explanation here is two-fold. One, Florida often experiences higher than average wind speeds compared to common PGA Tour spots. This is commonly a factor at The Open (or British Open, if you insist). Secondly, PGA National asks similar questions in a different way. If you stray to far off the tee around PGA National, chances are you will find the water. Similarly, at The Open you will likely find either a pot bunker or extremely thick fescue grass and gorse bushes. Either way, this often results in a penalty of a stroke from an unplayable lie or inability to advance the ball.

Other good guides to PGA National can be found at the other Florida courses, particularly the Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort (accuracy and Bermuda greens) and TPC Sawgrass (accuracy, water hazards, similar approach metrics, and Bermuda greens).

On the Korn Ferry Tour, the LECOM Suncoast Classic is also played nearby and offers similar aesthetics. Benny An, Andrew Novak, Maverick McNealy, and Mark Hubbard connect these courses nicely.

This Open Championship Host has Undeniable Links to PGA National

Well, as promised, there is one particular golf which displays an extremely strong correlation to PGA National. And, of all places, it is a golf course in Scotland. That is the host of last year’s Open Championship, Royal Troon.

Firstly, we should discount the eventual Champion Golfer of the Year Xander Schauffele. He has only played at PGA National once. It was his first season on the PGA Tour in 2017 and arrived following four missed cut, a 60th, and 66th. Obviously, he developed into quite a different player to his sole appearance here.

The past three winners of The Open Championship when hosted at Royal Troon were Justin Leonard, Mark Calcavecchia, and Todd Hamilton. All three have also won at PGA National! Further, Todd Hamilton was arguably one of the biggest shocks in major championship history. He was priced at a whopping 500/1 to win the event. He only won one other PGA Tour tournament in his career. You guessed it, at PGA National.

Leaderboard Correlation Between PGA National and The 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon

Looking at last year’s leaderboard from The Open Championship, here is a brief breakdown of the top finishers and their respective links to PGA National:

Golfer	The 152nd Open Championship 2024	PGA National Success
Xander Schauffele	1st	Only played once in 2017, his debut season
Justin Rose	2nd	3 x Top 5s
Billy Horschel	2nd	5/8 recent starts 16th or better, including 3 x Top 10s
Thriston Lawrence	4th	Never played
Russell Henley	5th	Won (2014), 5 x Top 20s
Shane Lowry	6th	Last 3 consecutive Top 5s (2-5-4)
Jon Rahm	7th	Never played
Sungjae Im	7th	Won (2020), 8th in 2021
Scottie Scheffler	7th	Never played
Matthew Jordan	10th	Never played
Adam Scott	10th	Won (2016), 5/6 recent starts 14th or better
Daniel Brown	10th	Never played
Jason Day	13th (22nd in 2016)	Only played once in 2008, his debut season
Alex Noren	13th	3/5 recent starts 9th or better
Byeong Hun An	13th	4/6 recent starts 21st or better, including a 4th and 5th
Mackenzie Hughes	16th	2nd in 2020, 5/6 made cuts
Collin Morikawa	16th	Never played
John Catlin	16th	Never played
Dean Burmester	19th	Never played
Daniel Hillier	19th	Never played
Shubhankar Sharma	19th	Never played
Sepp Straka	22nd	Won (2022), 5th in 2023
Ewen Ferguson	22nd	Never played
Padraig Harrington	22nd	Won (2015)

Essentially, the top 24 golfers had found success at PGA National if they had played it more than once. It is rare to see two courses with such strong correlation.

This extended to players with little form at other Open Championship venues. Even 2015 Honda Classic winner, Padraig Harrington, put together a solid week despite being aged 52!

We used this correlation to great effect at The 152nd Open Championship, resulting in our most profitable betting week of 2024 gaining +174.89 units.

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Cognizant Classic Weather Preview

There looks to be little chance of a significant weather wave advantage developing at this year’s Cognizant Classic. There will likely be some overnight rain on Wednesday and, combined with lower gusts Thursday AM, should see those going off first on Thursday have the best of the day. This is especially pertinent for First Round Leader bets.

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are all forecast to play very similar to each other. Prevailing winds should be sustained in high single digits. Gusts will average between 12-18 mph but will be consistent all day.

Cognizant Classic Preview Golf Betting Tips

Thank you for reading my Cognizant Classic preview and tournament analysis. You can access all my golf betting tips and DFS advice in the WinDaily Sports Premium Discord and website.

Every week, our resident experts compete against YOU as part of Team Audience in a live PGA DFS draft. Rewatch this week’s episode of the PGA Draftcast below as we preview the Cognizant Classic from a DFS perspective.

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Mexico Open Preview: These Comp Courses are Key to Unlock Vidanta Vallarta!

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 2 months ago

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It’s always a pleasure to cover PGA Tour golf tournaments for you, but even more so after a huge win! Ludvig Aberg duly won for us at last week’s Signature Event at the Genesis Invitational paying 22/1. As we delve into this week’s Mexico Open, it was wonderful to see so much success in the WinDaily Sports Premium Discord.

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Vidanta Vallarta is the host course for our Mexico Open preview

Mexico Open Preview Vidanta Vallarta Course Analysis

Now into its 4th rendition held at this course, we should have a fair understanding of how the course usually plays. And there are some key indicators you can preview which are beneficial to playing well at the Mexico Open.

Vidanta Vallarta is a resort-style golf course. Greg Norman never designed this with any thought to how a PGA Tour golfer may approach the venue. The rough is non-existent and any wind provides the only modicum of protection. Essentially, you will need to score low this week to find yourself with any chance at contention.

Playing as a par 71 at 7,456 yards, pound for pound it is one of the longer tracks on the PGA Tour. Par 4 and par 5 length are the longest on the PGA Tour at a whopping 495 yards on average. The course is at sea level, so it will play the entirety of that distance.

Unsurprisingly, for our Mexico Open preview driving distance is ranked highly. However, the yardage goes further than that simplistic answer.

This also has significant implications for approach shots, particularly for SG: APP from 150-200 and 200+ yards. You will see a high concentration number of long-iron approach shots this week. 65% of all iron shots will occur from over 150+ yards. That includes an additional 2 shots from 150-200 yards and, on average, an additional 1.5 shots from 200+ yards compared to a typical PGA Tour venue.

Finally, no Mexico Open preview would be complete without speaking about the grass. Vidanta Vallarta features paspalum grass tee-to-green. This sticky grass is used rarely in the PGA Tour. It is found in seaside golf courses, as it is resistant to salt air and water. It tends to be very slow compared to Poa Annua, Bermuda, or Bentgrass.

Vidanta Vallarta plays host to our Mexico Open Preview

Vidanta Vallarta Course Comps

Several “Princes of Paspalum” have developed over the years. A huge advantage can be gained in identifying them. This has provided us with huge success at the Mexico Open over the years.

One of the best tournaments to use as a guide for your Mexico Open preview is the Corales Puntacana Championship. Corales Golf Club is another long golf course playing at 7,670 yards for a par 72, with a large concentration of long-iron approach shots, and features paspalum.

The most recent host of the World Wide Technology Championship, El Cardonal, is a 7,452 yard par 72 in Mexico with paspalum. Grand Reserve Country Club, host of the Puerto Rico Open, is a 7,506 yards par 72 again featuring paspalum. Tony Finau is a winner at both events and Akshay Bhatia links these nicely.

The benefit of utilizing these comp courses goes beyond featuring similar topography as other exposed tropical golf courses. Additionally, they are more likely to feature cross-over players given they are typically weaker field events to the more flagship PGA Tour stops.

To find a way to differentiate yourself this week, consider looking at courses used on the Korn Ferry Tour and DP World Tour. The Korn Ferry Tour has two events in the Bahamas, in Panama, in Chile, and the Astara Championship in Colombia two weeks ago which can provide guidance.

Al Hamra should provide a nice course comp as should Royal Golf Club Bahrain from the DP World Tour. Both long tracks have been dominated by bombers, featuring large Paspalum greens with little danger off the tee.

Finally, course history has not been very correlated to predicting success here. This can be partially attributed to the Mexico Open being a lesser field than other tournaments that surround it on the schedule.

Weather

With next to no wind in the forecast this week, the sole possible defense of this golf course is notably absent. Expect the golfers to take advantage as a result and score low.

For purposes of First Round Leader (FRL) bets, I recommend looking at the early morning tee times. Any moisture in the ground is likely to be there first thing before drying out during the day. Further, is any winds are to arrive it will be in the afternoon as is common in golf courses next to the ocean with onshore breezes.

As always, in The WinDaily Sports Premium Discord channel, we provide weather updates right up to the first tee times using premium weather modeling. To make sure you have the best information is essential to finding success. This is particularly important in DFS, where the difference in one golfer making the cut to play the weekend has a sizeable impact.

Mexico Open Preview Golf Betting Tips

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Expert Picks: 2025 Mexico Open

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 2 months ago

written by DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski

The PGA Tour returns to Mexico this week for the 2025 Mexico Open at VidantaWorld, running from February 20 to 23 at the Vidanta Vallarta Course in Vallarta, Mexico.

This marks the fourth consecutive year the tournament has been held at this Greg Norman-designed course, renowned for its scenic views along the Ameca River and the Sierra Madre mountains. The par-71 course stretches over 7,436 yards, featuring wide fairways and large greens that promise an exciting challenge for the players.

The tournament boasts a $7 million purse, with the winner set to take home $1.26 million and earn 500 FedExCup points.

While some top-ranked players are absent this week, the field remains competitive, highlighted by Akshay Bhatia and Rasmus Højgaard. Defending champion Jake Knapp also returns, aiming to replicate his success from last year. Notably, Australian rookie Karl Vilips will make his season debut, becoming the first PGA Tour golfer to sign with Tiger Woods’ Sun Day Red clothing line. Vilips, a former Stanford standout, is eager to showcase his skills while donning the new apparel.

The Vidanta Vallarta Course is known for its generous fairways and minimal rough, favoring powerful drivers. Players like Rasmus Højgaard and Aldrich Potgieter, both averaging over 318 yards off the tee, can utilize their unbridled power with abandon.

Expert Picks

With a blend of seasoned professionals and emerging talents, the 2025 Mexico Open at VidantaWorld promises an exciting week of golf in a picturesque setting.

Here are the WinDailySports Expert’s Picks for the 2025 Mexico Open:

	David Bieleski @DeepDiveGolf	Joel Schreck @DraftMasterFlex	Steven Polardi @spolardi
Outright Winner	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Smalley Nicolai Hojgaard Sigg J Svensson Highsmith Norrman McCumber	Kevin Yu Sam Ryder Michael Kim	Taylor Moore Patrick Rodgers
Top Finishes Markets	Top 20 Nicolai Hojgaard Sigg J Svensson Highsmith Norrman McCumber Top 40 Norrman McCumber	Top 20 Bhatia Kitayama Top 40 Trey Mullinax Sam Ryder Sigg Roy	Top 20 M Kim A Smalley
Match-Ups	Griffin over Hossler (-117 MGM) Michael Kim over Harry Hall (-110 Bet365)
First-Round Leader	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Smalley Sigg Schmid Gotterup McCumber	Kevin Yu Schmid Mullinax Ryder	Mullinax Gordon
My 3 Golfer DFS Core	Stevens Rodgers Smalley	Kevin Yu Ryder Kitayama	Rodgers Moore Lower
DFS Chalk I'm playing	Bhatia Rodgers Moore Smalley Norgaard Moller N Hojgaard Ventura Norrman	Bhatia Kitayama Smalley	Bhatia
DFS Chalk I'm fading	Jaeger Knapp Thorbjornsen Carson Young		Kitayama
My Top 3 Sneaky Low-Owned Plays	Stevens Sigg Highsmith	Sam Ryder Victor Perez Harry Higgs	Capan Springer Valimaki

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AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Preview: DeepDiveGolf’s One Statistic that is a Game Changer!

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 3 months ago

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Before we delve into our AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am preview, congratulations to Harris English backers at the Farmers Insurance Open. Over at WinDailySports, it is perhaps fair to feel a little aggrieved this week. Our best bet for the week was Ludvig Aberg at 12/1, who opened with an outstanding first round of 9-under. Bear in mind that English eventually won the tournament at just 8-under. Midway through the second round, Aberg’s odds had dropped as low as -160.

And then, the flu happened. Aberg caught the bug going around the field and was visibly struggling on course to just complete his round. 10 players withdrew from the tournament, the majority based on the illness.

It is one of those unfortunate moments that comes when betting on live sport. However, our course comps were completely on point once again and the statistics identified proved very useful in compiling a successful DFS week.

It is a Signature Event this week. This sees a limited field, the best in the game return, and $USD20m in prizes to be won. It is a very important event in the context of the season and a great opportunity to make some money for golfers and punters alike!

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Pebble Beach Golf Course Analysis

Our AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am preview marks the last tournament in course rotation season. This tournament will see golfers alternate between Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill Golf Course over the first two days of play. After the cut, the remaining 2 rounds will be played exclusively on Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Given only one round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is played at Spyglass Hill, I will provide a brief preview only. As at Pebble Beach, the course is a short par 72 measuring just 7,041 yards. Unlike Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill is less exposed and features tree-lined fairways. Driving distance is more of an advantage there, but I wouldn’t read too much into that.

The reason is the quirky nature of Pebble Beach Golf Links. Pebble Beach is the shortest par 72 PGA Tour golf course at just 6,972 yards. It sees the largest reduction in driving distance to any other course. Cliffs and hazards determine that it simply can’t be overpowered by driver.

Take a look at the photo of the 8th hole below to see why:

Pebble Beach Golf Links hosts our AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am preview this week

Pebble Beach Golf Links features numerous holes like this. Essentially, all golfers hit tee shots to the same area and play their approach shots there.

The protection of Pebble Beach comes from two key areas. One is the weather. The extremely exposed cliffs are at the mercy of the elements. Secondly, these are the smallest greens on the PGA Tour. These greens are a minuscule 3,500 sq ft, which effectively play even smaller due to undulations and mounding.

Given the small size of the targets, around the green and putting see a boost this week. Golfers will miss greens this week! And the ability to have a superb short game and make your putts is vital to keep momentum.

This Key Statistic is Essential This Week

However, my advice would be that there is one statistic that has the largest correlation to success around Pebble Beach. And that is SG: APP from 100-150 yards.

Given the unique nature of the holes, we see a HUGE disparity in the number of approach shots from this range. Actually, it represents the greatest concentration of shots from a particular approach range we will experience all season.

1/3rd of shots will occur from 100-150 yards and 50% of all shots will occur from under 150 yards this week. Your ability to control your wedges is vital to finding yourself towards the top of the leaderboard this week. It also goes some way to explaining the struggles of Rory McIlroy here. If there is one gap in Rory’s game, it is his accuracy with his wedges. He has played this tournament twice, missing the cut and finishing a measly 66th in his other appearance.

This also supports the correlation with driving accuracy. The key to accuracy with wedges is your ability to control the spin generated. Doing so from the fairway is much easier than when you are in the rough.

Pebble Beach Golf Course Comps

Firstly, note that any prior course form is quite transitive here. This event has moved from a lesser full-field event to a signature event. Given their struggles to attract higher-end players, the field tended to change often depending on individual golfer’s status on the PGA Tour. I do think we can take benefit from players who played well here previously, especially if they have found success when putting on these poa annua greens which can be a little tricky.

The RSM Classic has proven a good guide to the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. It also features two golf courses, one more exposed and another played in-land with tree-lined fairways. Short game is imperative at both courses, and being seaside is another positive.

The other is the RBC Heritage played at Harbour Town Golf Links. This benefits for several reasons. Like Pebble Beach, we see a large reduction in driving distance and focus on placement off the tee. Greens are very small, resulting in precise iron play and short game being over-emphasised as a predictive factor.

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Preview Weather

With two courses in rotation, no tee-time advantage is to be gained in our AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am preview this week. Both Thursday and Friday, morning presents the best conditions. Winds will be lower before picking up in the afternoon, as well as making the most of any residual moisture in the ground which remains overnight.

If you were to draw any potential advantage, I believe it would be starting on Pebble Beach and playing your second round at Spyglass Hill. The winds currently forecast look to be ever so slightly higher on the Friday. As such, golfers may benefit from being a bit more sheltered on Friday by playing the Spyglass Hill Golf Course.

Do check-in to our WinDaily Discord channel for the latest weather updates prior to tournament start. This is always recommended for DFS players in particular. The most affected players are those priced $7,500 and below. That final missed or made cut can be the difference between a huge takedown and a minimum cash.

AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Preview Golf Betting Tips

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Farmers Insurance Open Preview: DeepDiveGolf’s Advice on Why Torrey Pines May Play a Little Differently in 2025

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 3 months ago

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Before we delve into our Farmers Insurance Open preview, a hearty congratulations to Sepp Straka backers at The American Express. The victory marked his 3rd victory in as many years, a player surely in the frame to again represent Team Europe at Bethpage in the Ryder Cup this year given his immense upside.

WinDaily Sports contributor Sia Nejad was heavily backing Sepp Straka all week. He was duly rewarded with a 66/1 winner as well as a couple of best-round bets at big odds. Well done Sia!

The Farmers Insurance Open also delivered our best win of 2024, as I successfully tipped Matthieu Pavon at MASSIVE odds of 125/1 with 8 places. Looking at our golf course comps below, you’ll understand why we think there is another long shot this year with similar credentials and odds.

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Torrey Pines plays host to our Farmers Insurance Open preview

Torrey Pines Golf Course Analysis

A reminder from our Farmers Insurance Open preview that we are firmly placed in course rotation season! This tournament will see the golfers alternate between the North and South courses over the first two days of play. After the cut, the remaining 2 rounds will be played exclusively on the South Course.

Given only one round of the Farmers Insurance Open is played on the North course, I will provide a brief preview only. The North Course is much easier than the South Course. Not to say it is an absolute breeze given the prevalent coastal winds (see what I did there), but it is fundamental to take advantage of the minor relief the North course provides. All of the top 32 on the leaderboard last year shot under par on the North course. The worst score on the North course from the top 12 was a 3-under 69, with most going well under that total.

Part of the reason scoring on the North Course is so key is that the South Course is an absolute brute. To start with, the course is just plain long. Playing at 7,765 yards for a par 72, it is one of the top 5 longest courses on the PGA Tour. But that is just the surface of the issue.

Fairways are narrow, measuring on average just 25 yards across. Miss the fairway, and you’ll be greeted by incredibly penal 4in rough which won’t be cut during the event. Greens are reasonably small at 5,000 sq ft on average. They are firm, fast, and undulating. We also have the first instance of poa annua grass, which can be bumpy and difficult to read. This only gets worse as the day goes on, with greens becoming grainier and picking up marks from previous play.

Why Torrey Pines May Play A Little Differently in 2025

Given the above course analysis for our Farmers Insurance Open preview, there are some key statistics you can hone in on to provide yourself an advantage. Driving distance is a real asset at Torrey Pines. It is not to say you can’t be successful if you are short but accurate off the tee. However, your margin for error is small and the path to victory is narrow. Only one golfer in the last 15 years hit over 80% driving accuracy at this course.

Previously, drivers who are both long and accurate have had a stronger advantage. There was one specific note from the Course Superintendent this week which stood out for me. He stated, “This is the driest winter he has experienced in his nine years with the last significant rain event in early April.” This will only make the test even trickier. Fairways will be near impossible to hold for the entire field, as balls will run through on firm fairways into taht juicy 4in rough.

Essentially, I am less focused on any driving accuracy this week. I envision a case where simply being long is enough. Much like Bryson DeChambeau used this tactic to his advantage in the 2020 US Open at Winged Foot.

Along with driving distance, I think the Clubhead Speed is an interesting statistic to consider. The benefit of this is twofold. One, they will be longer drivers of the golf ball. If you are going to miss the fairway anyway, it is better to be closer to the green. This is especially true with greens small and firm. The ability to approach greens with a more lofted club will be an advantage. Secondly, the extra thick rough this week means that a higher clubhead speed will mean a greater chance of advancing the ball.

Torrey Pines Golf Course Comps

Torrey Pines has a quite sticky course history. Winners of the Farmers Insurance Open have usually had a few opportunities to preview the course before finding success.

As a regular US Open venue, and US Open-like conditions this week, you can apply a blank filter on performance at all US Open venues. It was probably a little unsurprising that our 150/1 selection here in 2024 Matthieu Pavon then finished 5th at the US Open later that year.

Quail Hollow, Congaree, and Winged Foot are all akin to the test likely faced by the golfers this week. Part of our success in finding Pavon came from his performance on key long driving courses on the DP World Tour. Emirates Golf Club, Albatross Golf Resort, and Dom Pedro shape as options.

Particularly good guides are found at Jumeirah Golf Estates and Club de Campo Villa de Madrid. Jumeirah Golf Estates is where Pavon finished 5th to pip Rasmus Hojgaard to the post with the final PGA Tour card for finishing top 10 on the Race to Dubai rankings. Pavon had a 2nd and then a win at the Open de Espana, where we also successfully tipped him at 80/1.

Jon Rahm also links those two courses nicely. He is a two-time winner of the Farmers Insurance Open, with a superb record of W-29-5-2-7-W (US Open)-3-7-10. He is a three-time winner at the Jumeirah Golf Estates (with a measly 5th in his other attempt), and has two wins in Madrid with a record of W-17-W-9-2.

💥BOOM! ANOTHER ONE!💥

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Beau Hossler (50/1) and Chesson Hadley (90/1) in contention at the #ShrinersOpen.
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Farmers Insurance Open Preview Weather

With two courses in rotation, no tee-time advantage is to be gained in our Farmers Insurance Open preview this week. However, I do think there is an option to find a weather edge of sorts. Of the opening two rounds, Thursday looks by far the most windy. Winds are set to prevail at 10-12mph but gusts are predicted to top 30mph.

Now, you might think the idea would be to avoid the South Course in windy conditions. However, I take the other route. The North Course is fundamentally key to compiling a score at this event. The South Course will play very tough irrespective of what the weather is doing. Therefore, I would much rather my players for the North Course in the calmer winds forecast for Friday. The earlier that players are out the better for both days, but particularly Thursday when the winds will begin to kick in from approximately 11:30am onwards.

Heavy winds are again forecast for Saturday with a chance of rain and thunderstorms, which may linger into Sunday morning.

The windy Torrey Pines Golf Course, host to our Farmers Insurance Open preview

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Sony Open Preview: Why You Should Avoid the Trends!

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 3 months ago

written by DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski

Firstly, a very Happy New Year to all our wonderful regular and new readers. And welcome back to full field golf tournaments for 2025!

Personally, I am excited for what 2025 will bring after a couple short weeks of R+R for myself. It was a big year, covering both the PGA Tour and DP World Tour in full as well as moving house twice and buying a new home. All wonderful things!

From my perspective, the FedEx Cup Fall series is improved on prior years. There seems to be more on the line, a final chance for some favourites and regular names to retain PGA Tour playing privileges. But, the reality we all realise is fields are decidedly weaker than what we experience on the rest of the schedule. So, it is wonderful to have a few more well-known names joined by some up and coming talent this week in Honolulu.

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Sony Open Trends and Why to Avoid Them!

Every year, Sony Open previews I read will immediately refer to trends. The most prevalent trend will be some form of “8 of the last 11 winners of the Sony Open also played at The Sentry the week prior.” My advice is to approach these with caution. Remember, correlation does not necessarily mean causation!

Is there merit to this claim? Fact is, The Sentry typically features the very best players on the PGA Tour from the year before. So, it’s unsurprising that those who play the Sony Open tend to go off as favourites and, often, win in a typically weaker field.

Certainly, I acknowledge there can be a modicum of advantage gained in having played the week prior. Golfers get the chance to acclimatize and shake the off-season rust.

However, I do believe this trend is over-played. Punters and DFS players often completely end up excluding any players who didn’t start the week prior at The Sentry. That can be seen as an overreaction, to what I regard as a tentative link at best.

Waialae Country Club hosts our Sony Open preview

Waialae Country Club Course Analysis

In poker, it is often spoken about playing the man not the cards. My advice this week is to play the course, not the trend!

Part of my perspective on trends comes from the fact that Wai’alae Country Club is starkly different to last week’s host at the Plantation Course at Kapalua. Arctic references may not seem as applicable in these warm climes of Hawaii, but the courses couldn’t be more polar opposite.

Plantation is huge, both in length of the course and width of the fairways. In contrast, Wai’alae is narrow and fiddly. Actually, Wai’alae Country Club had the largest deviation from normal driving distance of any golf course on the PGA Tour in 2023 and 6th in 2024.

Unsurprisingly, driving accuracy is a strong predictor of success. Much of that comes from the narrow fairways, but also overhanging trees and doglegs in both directions. In 2023, the rough was grown out to 3 inches from 2.25 inches in 2022. Bermuda rough is tough to play. This grass really grabs the club and can produce flyer lies. 3 inches is the longest the PGA Tour have had for Bermuda rough, only previous seen at the Valspar Championship and Arnold Palmer Invitational.

SG: ATG is such a strong predictor of success here. The main defense for the course are the Hawai’i trade winds and this could be one explainer. This may be emphasised with some wind in the forecast and I predict we also see an uptick in SG: Putting instead with softer surfaces easier to hold due some rain.

Approach between 150-175 yards is higher than almost any other PGA Tour courses. 63% of all shots will occur from 125-200 yards.

Wai’alae Country Club Course Comps

Make sure you take a strong look at those who have found prior success at this golf course. The correlation of prior performance as a predictor of future success is the 2nd highest of any golf course on the PGA Tour. Augusta National is the highest, by quite some margin, followed by Waialae Country Club.

Keep your eye on players who have played well on other shorter courses. Particularly, those with dog legs in both directions and by the sea with higher winds. RBC Heritage host Habour Town Golf Links is another narrow test by the ocean, as is RSM Classic host Sea Island GC. Colonial Country Club receives inclusion, given it’s propensity for SG: ATG and similar approach buckets of 125-200 yards.

El Camaleon Mayakoba is a very good guide to our Sony Open preview. The golf course was the prior host of the Worldwide Technology Championship. That was before course designer Greg Norman claimed it back for LIV Golf to use. In 15 iterations of the WWT Mayakoba Championship, 6 also won the Sony Open. Henley completed the double most recently in 2022. It is a narrow test, where driving accuracy is weighted heavily, and is played in a tropical environment.

Weather

To begin, it is worth a preview of the weather forecast before the Sony Open starts. Originally, it did seem a significant weather edge would develop. Thursday look set for thunderstorms, heavy rains, and high winds. This was likely to have resulted in an advantage for those going out Thursday PM/Friday AM, as they were likely to have delays and see those golfers get to play majority of their opening rounds on the calmer Friday.

However, those predictions have largely subsided. Thunderstorms now look set to arrive later on Thursday evening after play has concluded. I do still prefer the Thursday PM/Friday AM times as they will get lower winds Thursday afternoon and softer conditions on Friday after overnight rain.

Make sure you are honing in on the key approach numbers listed above. I also give a boost to SG: ATG and SG: Putting over typical tournaments at Waialae, with a higher likelihood of missed greens and needing to scramble to maintain momentum with par saves.

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Expert Picks: The RSM Classic

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 5 months ago

written by DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski

And, just like that, we reach the final regular season event of 2024 and the end of the FedExCup Fall series as we present our Expert Picks for The RSM Classic!

The RSM Classic, held annually at the picturesque Sea Island Resort in Georgia, is a celebrated stop on the PGA Tour, combining Southern charm with world-class golf. This unique event is played across two courses: the Seaside Course, a stunning links-style track set against the Atlantic Ocean, and the Plantation Course, which features lush, tree-lined fairways and a more traditional layout. Together, they provide a variety of challenges, requiring precision off the tee and a deft touch on the greens.

Although there does not appear to be a weather bias in the draw this week, high winds and gusts are projected throughout the tournament. Particularly, this is evident in the winds forecast on Thursday and Friday. This will put even more emphasis on SG: ATG and SG: PUTT within our models this week.

This week’s field is packed with talent, from rising stars seeking their first PGA Tour victory to seasoned veterans hoping to extend their careers. With the tournament marking the final full-field event of the calendar year, it’s a crucial opportunity for players to position themselves in the FedEx Cup standings and solidify their status for the 2024 season. For those near the pivotal top-125 cutoff, this event carries even more weight, as securing a spot means retaining full PGA Tour membership for next year. Every birdie and bogey could mean the difference between competing at the highest level or facing a return to the Korn Ferry Tour.

Here are Win Daily Sports Experts’ picks for this week’s tournament:

	David Bieleski @DeepDiveGolf	Sia Nejad @SiaNejad	Spencer Aguiar @TeeOffSports	Steven Polardi @spolardi
Outright Winner	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Griffin McCarthy Harman Kuchar McCarty Berger McGirt	Power +3000 Griffin +3500 Hughes +3500 Putnam +5500	Ben Griffin Brian Harman Ryo Hisatsune	Griffin Aberg
Top Finishes Markets	Top 20 Kuchar McCarty Berger McGirt Top 40 McGirt	Top 30 Griffin -105 DK		Clanton McCarty Novak
Match-Ups	Tournament Match-Up McNealy over Wallace +100 Harman over Poston -110 Round 1 3 Ball Kuchar over Baddeley/Streelman +100 McCarty over Aberg/Clanton +240
First-Round Leader	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds AUSTRALIAN PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Cam Smith 18/1 Hillier 55/1 Reitan 90/1			Ghim Echavarria
DFS Plays I ❤️	Harman Poston McNealy Eckroat McCarty Berger Phillips McGirt		Jacob Bridgeman J.J. Spaun Ryo Hisatsune Andrew Putnam	Bridgeman Berger Svensson
DFS Chalk I'm playing	McCarthy Griffin Novak Bridgeman Putnam Sigg Kohles		Ben Griffin Brian Harman	Harman Aberg
DFS Chalk I'm fading	Aberg Si Woo Power Wallace Clanton Glover Straka Bryan Ryan Moore		Matt Wallace	Si Woo Kim

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Expert Picks: ZOZO Championship

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 6 months ago

written by DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski

Viva Las Vegas indeed! It was an extremely profitable week again at WinDaily Sports, as DeepDiveGolf struck the jackpot hitting both Pendrith FRL 40/1 and JT Poston as the outright winner at a massive 35/1! Resident expert and all round nice guy Spencer Aguiar (@TeeOffSports) also hit Pendirth FRL at 40/1. Steve Polardi continued to show his modelling expertise, with his incredible ownership projections but also his ability to identify amazing leverage plays. His DFS Frisky Biscuit finished 3rd and the insane brain play of KH Lee finished up in 5th for an incredible result all around!

We head to the outskirts of Tokyo this week for the ZOZO Championship. Set against the stunning backdrop of Narashino Country Club, the tournament showcases a course renowned for its meticulous design and challenging layout. With its undulating greens and strategically placed hazards, Narashino demands precision and strategy, making it the perfect stage for this world-class competition.

This week, the field is stacked with talent, featuring top-ranked players and rising stars eager to make their mark. Golfers like defending champion Hideki Matsuyama, who carries the pride of Japan on his shoulders, and Xander Schauffele promises to deliver a captivating performance. Fans will also be excited to see those fighting to keep their PGA Tour cards in 2025, as well as several Japan Tour players making an appearance as always.

Here are Win Daily Sports Experts’ picks for this week’s tournament:

	David Bieleski @DeepDiveGolf	Spencer Aguiar @TeeOffSports	Steven Polardi @spolardi
Outright Winner	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Matsuyama Justin Thomas Hossler Zalatoris Woodland Kanaya	Kitayama Ghim	Hideki Ghim
Top Finishes Markets	Top 20 Woodland Kanaya		Top20 kitayama Top40 Hisatsune
Match-Ups	Thomas over Theegala (+105 Bet365 or BetMGM) Si Woo Kim over McNealy (-113 Unibet)	Kurt Kitayama -115 over Min Woo Lee
First-Round Leader	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Matsuyama Justin Thomas Hossler	Kurt Kitayama Doug Ghim Justin Thomas	Xander Hideki Ghim
DFS Plays I ❤️	Min Woo Lee Si Woo Kim Zalatoris Hossler Hoge Meissner Novak	Doug Ghim Beau Hossler Mac Meissner Patrick Fishburn Andrew Novak	Hideki Kitayama Hisatune Novak
DFS Chalk I'm playing	Xander Morikawa Matsuyama Sungjae Im Thomas Kitayama Ghim Woodland Kanaya	The big three Kitayama Ghim Thomas	JT Hideki
DFS Chalk I'm fading	Homa Fowler Hisatsune Hoffman Gotterup Riley	Fowler Homa Hirata	Theegala

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Expert Picks: Shriners Children’s Open

DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski 6 months ago

written by DeepDiveGolf - David Bieleski

Viva Las Vegas! Welcome to the Shriners Children’s Open, an exciting week of golf at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas. As we kick off this prestigious tournament, we celebrate not only the incredible talent of professional golfers but also the vital mission of Shriners Children’s Hospital. This event brings together the community to support the exceptional care and services provided to care for children in need. Maybe when having a bet this week, you can match your stakes with a donation to the cause?

Over the next few days, spectators will be treated to thrilling rounds of golf featuring both seasoned professionals and rising stars. The beautiful backdrop of TPC Summerlin sets the stage for an unforgettable experience, with stunning views of the Las Vegas strip in the distance and challenging holes that will test the skill and strategy of every player. The final 10 holes features 5 different holes which play about half a stroke under par, so a last-minute charge is possible.

But this tournament is about more than just the game; it’s about making a difference. Proceeds from the Shriners Children’s Open go directly to the Shriners Hospitals for Children, ensuring that children receive the specialized medical care they deserve, regardless of their families’ ability to pay. Join us in supporting this noble cause as we cheer on our favorite golfers and witness the spirit of generosity and compassion that defines this event.

Weather for the Shriners Children’s Open

NOTE: The weather certainly looks to be a factor this week. We see a strong support for players who start Thursday AM/Friday PM. The Thursday morning presents calm conditions, with the best weather of the first two days. Winds begin to build from Thursday afternoon. Friday is set to be extremely windy, with gusts so severe there may be temporary delays in play. Winds calm slightly in the late afternoon. Additionally, those in the afternoon could have to finish their rounds on the much calmer Saturday if delays in the tournament are experienced.

Here are Win Daily Sports Experts’ picks for this week’s tournament:

	David Bieleski @DeepDiveGolf	Spencer Aguiar @TeeOffSports	Joel Schreck @DraftMasterFlex	Steven Polardi @spolardi
Outright Winner	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Pendrith Power Poston Griffin Hall English Suh	Pendrith 27/1 Hall 55/1 Hossler 35/1 McNealy 55/1	Berger Davis Kizzire	D Thompson E Cole
Top Finishes Markets	Top 20 Poston Griffin Hall English Suh Top 40 Suh			Top 10 Griffin
Match-Ups	72 Hole Matchups 1.8u Poston over Davis (-110 Bet365) 2u Chan Kim over Kevin Yu (-141 Bet365) 2u Power over Jaeger (-133 Bet365) 1.8u Schmid over Putnam (-110 Bet365) 0.4u All 4 +993 (Bet365) 2u Boxed Trebles (4 x 0.5u each Bet365)
First-Round Leader	All E/W, check Golf Bets channel in WinDaily Premium Discord for staking plan and odds Pendrith Power Hall Poston B Griffin	Hall 66/1 Pendrith 45/1 Silverman 75/1 Fishburn 70/1 Power 50/1 Griffin 66/1	Berger Tom Kim Ryan Moore Ben Griffin	Hadwin Stevens
DFS Plays I ❤️	Power Eckroat Silverman Woodland Hubbard Kohles Hadley Hodges Nesmith Suh Springer Carson Young Skinns Valimaki SH Kim Montgomery	Pendrith Hall Fishburn		Thompson Pendrith Cole Shipley
DFS Chalk I'm playing	Pendrith Power Cole Hall Griffin Poston English Schmid Chan Kim Fishburn Nick Taylor	Pendrith Hall Hossler		T Kim Pendrith Thompson
DFS Chalk I'm fading	Hoge Spaun Ghim Kizzire Sigg Laird	Fowler		Mitchell

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