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The Course and courses horses for The Dell Match Play Final Ownership Projections

This week we are in Austin, Texas, my hometown, I live about 2.4 miles from Austin Country Club, site of this weeks Dell Match Play. This report may be a bit late because I’ve been on the course since 650 am today scouting the competition, I’ll reveal more in Discord tonight.

Last night we had four tornadoes hit the Austin metro area from a bad storm system, luckily none of them got near the course, there was some property damage but no fatalities or serious injuries, winds got up to 75 mph and they pulled anyone on the course early. Today winds are still heavy, 30 to 40 gusts, stable at 25 mph. Tomorrow should be more calm as the remnants of the storm leave the area.

Tonight’s DRAFT CAST with Sia Joel and Spencer and the Model Maniac will help you traverse the match play format which is completely different from stroke play, you will hear the word dormy a lot. You don’t want to pile up golfers in the same bracket or the one they play against in the quarterfinals. Your goal is to get as many as you can in the semi finals. Its like waiting for prom until the last minute and you randomly pick a girl to ask even though she has braces, thick glasses, acne and a receding hairline at 15 years old. When you get to the prom, sit down, and she says…”I remember this one time at band camp”….you really want to be very careful with your last selection.

Lets look at the numbers to give you an idea on which Cinderella golfer could give you the edge you need .

These projections are accurate as of 18:04 CST, chalk will be higher by lock in the upper tiers.

OWNERSHIP PROJECTION
PLAYEROWN %SALARY
Collin Morikawa18.910700
Scottie Scheffler18.49600
Brooks Koepka18.49600
Patrick Cantlay17.910300
Dustin Johnson17.710200
John Rahm16.811300
Abraham Ancer15.87900
Justin Thomas15.611000
Matthew Fitzpatrick14.18800
Daniel Berger13.910000
Xander Schauffele13.29800
Viktor Hovland13.110500
Thomas Pieters12.86800
Tyrrell Hatton12.69300
Shane Lowry12.68600
Paul Casey12.29200
Kevin Kisner12.27700
Taylor Gooch12.17700
Cameron Young11.87000
Max Homa11.77800
Brian Harman11.37600
Justin Rose10.97000
Sergio Garcia10.88400
Louis Oosthuizen10.79100
Joaquin Neimann10.38600
Sungjae Im10.28300
Will Zalatoris9.98700
Tommy Fleetwood9.98100
Maverick McNealy9.86200
Robert Macintyre9.77300
Jordan Spieth9.69000
Webb Simpson9.57500
Billy Horschel9.48900
Jason Kokrak9.27400
Patrick Reed8.97600
Lee Westwood8.86400
Luke List8.76500
Bryson Dechambeau8.59400
Tony Finau8.37900
Ian Poulter8.36700
Russell Henley8.18000
Tom Hoge8.16900
Adam Scott7.88200
Sepp Straka7.87100
Seamus Power7.26700
Si Woo Kim6.97200
Cameron Tringale6.96600
Cory Conners6.87400
Sebastian Munoz6.86300
Christian Bezuidenhuit6.47200
Justin Rose6.26900
Keegan Bradley6.17500
Marc Leishman5.97300
Bubba Watson5.96800
Harold Varner lll5.66500
Eric Van Rooyen5.66400
Mackenzie Hughes5.27100
Keith Mitchell 5.17800
Alex Noren5.17000
Richard Bland4.96000
Lucas Hebert4.76100
Matthew Wolff4.76200
Min Woo Lee3.16100
Takumi Kanaya2.86000

These projections are accurate as of 18:34 CST, chalk will be higher by lock in the upper tiers.

My picks for The Dell Match Play Championship

Top Tier: Scheffler

Mid Tier: Spieth

Low Tier: Watson

Out in Left Play: Harman

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: * In Discord later Tonight ! *Risky

FR Leader: N/A

FR Leader: N/A

You have to check out the Bettor Golf Podcast with co hosts Stix and Spencer, (the writer of the year) which is available every week on Tuesdays, it’s on Anchor on Spotify. They have been earning units week after week after week with plays featuring the top 40 thru the top 10 and the show includes first round leaders and outright winners. If you aren’t listening to their podcast, don’t even bother listening to any others, their intel is so spot on.

As always, I hope to be with you on Sunday afternoon, in the money. You can also come and hang out in the Win Daily Sports Discord Chat to talk it out with everyone before the lock!

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The Course and courses horses for The Valspar Championship Final Ownership Projections

Welcome everyone to The Valspar Championship Final Ownership Projections. This week we are STILL in Florida, where it’s illegal to be gay, happy or thrilled, the contest is at Palm Harbor, home of the Copperhead course at Innisbrook. This course normally ranks in the top 10 of most difficult, with the date being moved the last time out, it played easier and Sam Burns set the tourney record at 17 under. The last three holes, affectionately and accurately known as the snake pit are the toughest on the course.

Last week the weather was the headline at the Players Championship. I did well simply because most of my picks were in the early am draw on Thursday. Beau Hossler was a low salary high value play for me and he made it through that Saturday weather nightmare at 1 under going into 17, where he proceeded to put his first two in the water. Bye Bye Beau. My fade of the week worked, Cameron Young didn’t make it to the weekend. As my esteemed colleague Sia would say, “That’s Golf.”

One of the players I’m looking at this week is Abraham Ancer, he has placed 16th and 5th in his two appearances and he putts well on this surface. He was 11th in my model. I will have 25-30% of Ancer in my lineups.

Our fade this week is going to be Brooks Koepka, word is he is tuning up for the Masters and The Valspar isn’t high on his checklist. The Players was on his list and it just didn’t work out for BK. That should continue.

For this tourney coming on the heels of the Players Championship it has more top tier talent than it normally would. Pricing is tight and there are chalk plays in the 6 and 7K salary range which is consistent with a stars and scrub approach from most entries. It makes sense with Hovland and JT being at the top of ownership, if you play those two you have to go way down the board several times to stay under the salary cap. We have a rule 17 designed by Patrick that states you never take a golfer under 7K in salary that is over 10% owned. Rule 17 is right at 100 % in accuracy.

Lets look at the numbers to give you an idea on whether Rule 17 applies this week…..

OWNERSHIP PROJECTION
PLAYEROWN %SALARY
Hovland, Viktor25.110800
Thomas, Justin18.411000
Bradley, Keegan17.98400
Morikawa, Collin17.810700
Fitzpatrick, Mathew16.99000
Lowry, Shane16.89700
Hadwin, Adam16.47900
Knox, Russell16.18100
Oosthuizen, Louis15.99900
Burns, Sam15.79600
Johnson, Dustin15.610200
Noren, Alex15.18700
Ancer, Abraham14.89300
Bezuidenhout, Christiaan14.67900
Pereira, Mito14.37200
Kokrak, Jason14.29200
Schauffele, Xander12.710700
Kizzire, Patton11.97200
Woodland, Gary11.48500
Wise, Aaron11.27700
Hatton, Tyrrell11.19800
Taylor, Vaughn9.86700
Vegas, Jhonattan9.57500
Simpson, Webb9.38300
Dahmen, Joel9.27100
Watson, Bubba8.98800
Griffin, Lanto8.87400
Laird, Martin8.77200
Perez, Pat8.46900
Svensson, Adam7.67200
Varner III, Harold7.38600
McCarthy, Denny7.37400
Tringale, Cameron7.28000
Schwab, Matthias 7.17300
Taylor, Nick6.37300
Fleetwood, Tommy6.19100
Koepka, Brooks5.99400
Hickok, Kramer5.76500
Merritt, Troy5.46600
Kisner, Kevin5.48200
Hughes, Mackenzie5.37800
NeSmith, Matthew5.36800
Day, Jason5.28900
Pan, CT5.27300
Streelman, Kevin5.17700
Molinari, Francesco5.07500
Redman, Doc4.67400
Harman, Brian4.47600
Smalley, Alex 4.47100
Smotherman, Austin4.36400
Kitayama, Kurt 3.96500
Stallings, Scott3.87100
Kucher, Matt3.77000
Lipsky, David3.56800
Hoffman, Charley3.47100
Putnam, Andrew3.46600
Ryder, Sam3.37000
Haas, Bill3.26600
Spaun, JJ3.16900
Lee, Danny2.96600
Lebioda, Hank2.86600
Willett, Danny2.77100
Moore, Taylor2.67000
Percy, Cameron2.56100
Theegala, Sahith2.47200
Johnson, Zack2.46900
Ortiz, Carlos2.37200
Bryan, Wesley2.36300
McDowell, Graeme2.26700
Duncan, Tyler2.26200
Buckley, Hayden2.06500
Donald, Luke1.96500
Stuard, Brian1.96700
Wiesberger, Bernd1.87800
Mullinax, Trey1.86400
Grillo, Emiliano1.77000
Kaymer, Martin1.76800
Todd, Brendon1.67100
Kang, Sung1.66800
Walker, Jimmy1.56300
Hodges, Lee 1.56900
Schwartzel, Charl1.46500
Tarren, Callum1.46300
Grace, Branden1.37000
Long, Adam1.36800
Stenson, Henrik1.36700
Riley, Davis 1.36400
Sigg, Greyson 1.26800
Reavie, Chez1.26900
Poston,  JT1.16600
Stanley, Kyle1.16400
Clark, Wyndham1.06100
Bramlett, Joseph0.96700
Ramey, Chad0.96900
Lashley, Nate0.86400
Piercy, Scott0.76500
Huh, John0.76800
Schenk, Adam0.66700
Malnati, Peter0.66400
Garnett, Brice0.66300
McGreevy, Max0.56300
Whaley, Vincent0.56600
Burgoon, Bronson0.56500
Wu, Brandon 0.46500
O’Hair, Sean0.46400
Cink, Stewart0.47000
Wallace, Matt0.46700
Landry ,Andrew0.46200
Cook, Austin0.46000
Trainer, Martin0.46000
Thompson, Michael0.36900
Aphibarnrat, Kiradech0.36200
Herman, Jim0.36200
Hadley, Chesson0.36100
Noh, Seung-Yul0.36100
Reeves, Seth0.36100
Guthrie, Luke0.36000
Hensby, Mark0.36000
Kraft, Kelly0.26000
Barjon, Paul0.26100
Hahn, James0.26200
Norlander, Henrik0.26500
Jaeger, Stephan 0.26400
Novak, Andrew0.26400
Thompson, Curtis0.26300
Sloan, Roger0.26200
Gay, Brian0.26100
Higgs, Harry0.16600
Streb, Robert0.16300
McGirt, William0.16200
Werenski, Richy0.16200
Wu, Dylan0.16200
Hagy, Brandon0.16100
Uresti, Omar0.16000
Blixt, Jonas0.16000
fitzpatrick, a0.16000
Brehm, Ryan0.16300
McCain, Andrew0.06200
Kennedy, Blake0.06100
ALL OTHERS 0.0

These projections are accurate as of 18:04 CST, chalk will be higher by lock in the upper tiers.

My picks for The Valspar Championship

Top Tier: Hovland

Mid Tier: Ancer

Low Tier: Schwab

Out in Left Play: Wise

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: * In Discord later Tonight ! *Risky

FR Leader: Ancer

FR Leader: Kokrak (Risky)

GAMBLERS: We have our own secret named Sia who puts out his Secret Weapon play every Wednesday night in Discord with a 49-19 record, get this-it has to be a 6K salary player, must be under 5% owned, and MUST make the cut, and he’s 49-19. If you like OUTRIGHTS and FIRST ROUND LEADERS his record is 5 wins in the last nine tourneys, an almost unheard of 60% win rate for picking one golfer out of 154, at odds of up to hundreds to thousands to 1. It’s just like having a gold mine, without the shovel, a claim or smelly miners hanging around.

You have to check out the Bettor Golf Podcast with co hosts Stix and Spencer, (the writer of the year) which is available every week on Tuesdays, it’s on Anchor on Spotify. They have been earning units week after week after week with plays featuring the top 40 thru the top 10 and the show includes first round leaders and outright winners. If you aren’t listening, you are losing money. Period.

Last nights DRAFTCAST featured a spirited draft where everyone was taking the others favorites and everyone scrambled to adjust their six golfer lineups, so far Spencer and the audience have won a few with some very close contests, and a lot of subscribers have won money just copying a lineup in the DRAFTCAST draft. Don’t miss Sia, Joel and Spencer and the new format on Tuesdays at 800 PM EST. How hard is it to copy a lineup and enter it and go green for the week ? Watch and WIN !

As always, I hope to be with you on Sunday afternoon, in the money. You can also come and hang out in the Win Daily Sports Discord Chat to talk it out with everyone before the lock!

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DraftKings Players ($10,000+)

Viktor Hovland ($10,800) – I loved how Justin Thomas looked at the Players Championship, but man, what a brutal four rounds he had to encounter. I think we saw some of that letdown take place on Monday, and for that reason, I am going to go with Viktor Hovland as my top man on the board for the Valspar Championship. Hovland has posted three top-nine finishes in a row and ranks number one in this field for total driving.

Collin Morikawa ($10,700) – If Justin Thomas got the worst of the weather draw, Collin Morikawa also did by playing next to him over the opening two days. Morikawa couldn’t handle things quite as pristinely as Thomas did, missing the cut in a disappointing fashion, but the upside remains intact for one of the best ball-strikers in the world.

Other Consideration – I will be underweight to the field on Dustin Johnson.

$9,000 Range

Louis Oosthuizen ($9,900) – Your weekly reminder that not all chalk is a trap. Louis Oosthuizen checks just about all the boxes that you would be hoping to see on a golfer that can get across the finish line, and after a ton of close calls on the PGA Tour over the years, I wouldn’t be surprised if he ends his winless drought on America soi at the Valspar.

Other Targets: Tyrrell Hatton ($9,800), Shane Lowry ($9,700), Sam Burns ($9,600), Jason Kokrak ($9,200) and Matthew Fitzpatrick ($9,000) are all in play. The margins are very thin between the group, but I likely would power rank them Hatton, Lowry, Fitzpatrick, Burns and Kokrak.

$8,000 Range

Webb Simpson ($8,300) – Webb Simpson can help open up builds for you if you find yourself getting caught in all the same chalk traps. While I wouldn’t recommend going bullishly overweight, you can get to 3-4x the field by using him in 15% of lineups.

Other Thoughts: Alex Noren ($8,700), Cameron Tringale ($8,000)

$7,000 Range

I am going to rapid-fire through some $7,000 golfers to present a handful of choices for everyone reading.

Christiaan Bezuidenhout ($7,900) – Number one ranked golfer in this field in scrambling and sand save percentage.

Aaron Wise ($7,700)Wise is the only golfer in the $7,000 range that ranks inside the top-15 players for upside.

Mito Pereira ($7,200) – I don’t like this ownership and will likely pivot elsewhere if these trends continue, but Mito Pereira has been stellar with his ball-striking over the past three events, gaining 4.3 shots to the field per start.

Adam Svensson ($7,200) – Adam Svensson is a pristine ball-striker that excels from 150 yards and beyond. His combination of par-five scoring and GIR percentage makes him a value in most markets, and I do want to note for the last time that he was stolen from me during the PGA Draftcast. My lawyer (Sia) is on the case.

Joel Dahmen ($7,100) – These less-than-driver courses are always where Joel Dahmen finds his best success. Thirteenth in my model for weighted scrambling.

Danny Willet ($7,100) – My two favorite longshot options in the $7,000 range that will be under five percent owned are Danny Willet ($7,100) and Adam Svensson ($7,200). Willet is a top-20 par-five scorer in the field and also ranks inside the top-five for short game metrics.

Taylor Moore ($7,000) – If you are trying to get cute on a play that nobody will see coming, Taylor Moore has a good combination of weighted proximity and overall tee-to-green data to cause some damage at two percent ownership.

Additional Thoughts: There are a handful of additional spots to look into for the week. You can use my model to see some of the other golfers that are showing as a value.

$6,000 Range

Additional Dart Throws To Consider: Pat Perez ($6,900), J.J. Spaun ($6,900), Matthew NeSmith ($6,800), Martin Kaymer ($6,800), Joseph Bramlett ($6,700), Troy Merritt ($6,600), Hank Lebioda ($6,600), Kramer Hickok ($6,500), Trey Mullinax ($6,400). That gives you a handful of dart throws to go along with some more popular choices.

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The Course and courses horses for The Players Championship Final Ownership projections

Welcome everyone to The Players Championship Final Ownership Projections. This week we are in Florida at TPC Sawgrass, the home of the Players and the infamous island green on 17, where even songs have been written about it, most likely the blues. This field is stacked, the deepest this year and the most top fifty players in quite some time. There are 17 holes with water in play, you could say it resembles the Honda with all the water, only the Honda greens averaged 7500 feet while Sawgrass greens come in at a miniscule 5500 feet. The rough is half as long as it was last week but it doesn’t need to be with water surrounding the course. Distance, accuracy, and especially approach along with a knack around the greens will help.

Speaking of last week, the top pick in my article, Mr. Scheffler, won the Arnold Palmer, All my picks made the cut and Danny Willett, the frisky biscuit, brought solid value at 6400 salary. He was listed in Discord where every Wednesday night you will find my risk play, along with Sia’s secret weapon play, which is 49-18 and has the harshest rules to succeed, yet he continues to amaze week after week. The course that Arnie built, with the wind built in as well, was nothing short of brutal, it was more of a survival mode than a test of golf skills, and the competition committee made no bones about why Arnie bought Bay Hill. Expect a major tourney to be announced there soon.

One of the players I’m looking at this week is Sergio Garcia, he has never missed a cut, he’s 18 for 18 at Sawgrass and depending on ownership, will be in 20-30% of my lineups. Si Woo Kim also has a solid record here. Conners, Poston and Ancer have each played here twice and all have made the cut both times as well as finishing 25th or better in each tourney. Of the three I favor Ancer, he plays well on Pete Dye courses.

Our fade this week is going to be Cameron Young, its risky because he is an elite ball striker, when they asked Sergio how he has made every cut, he said, “you will be forced into shots you may not want to make, you just have to make sure to hit it where it causes the least damage.” Cam Young doesn’t know where not to hit it at Sawgrass.

With so much talent on this course at the same time you will have to be different in your selections, picking the heavy chalk means you tie 80,000 other entries. The average ownership for winning the Milly used to be 55- 60 %. it is now 78 -80% due to the popularity and explosion of DFS golf. The last seven Milly Maker winners have come in at a 79% ownership average. If you have 110 % of ownership in your lineup you are pretty much dead in the water, that doesn’t mean taking six players in the 6K range, but having two or possibly three that aren’t pure chalk will diversify your lineups to give you a shot. You do not have to be extremely different, just a little bit will do.

Lets look at the numbers to give you a heads up, and see where the chalk is…and isn’t.

OWNERSHIP PROJECTION
PLAYEROWN %SALARY
Fitzpatrick, Mathew20.47700
Rahm, John18.411000
Berger, Daniel18.38800
Scheffler, Scottie18.29200
Thomas, Justin17.110400
Morikawa, Collin16.310700
Cantlay, Patrick15.69900
Matsuyama, Hideki14.79600
Schauffele, Xander14.59700
Scott,Adam14.38200
Conners, Corey14.27300
Koepka, Brooks13.78600
Lowry, Shane13.68000
Gooch, Talor13.37200
Horschel, Billy13.28100
Im, Sungjae12.78300
Kirk, Chris12.67000
Smith, Cameron12.39400
Henley, Russell12.37400
Zalatoris,Will12.28900
Hovland, Viktor11.410100
Niemann, Joaquin11.28400
Bradley, Keegan11.16900
Ancer, Abraham10.97600
Kim, Si Woo10.47300
Young, Cameron10.37200
Hoge, Tom10.27000
McIlroy, Rory9.810800
Casey, Paul9.77400
Noren, Alex9.67000
Burns, Sam9.57900
Garcia, Sergio9.27400
Hatton, Tyrrell9.17800
Homa, Max8.97500
Johnson, Dustin7.89800
Oosthuizen, Louis7.78700
Harman, Brian7.66900
Pereira, Mito7.56700
Woodland, Gary7.17400
Kokrak, Jason6.97300
Day, Jason6.77500
Munoz, Sebastian6.66700
Simpson, Webb6.47600
Spieth, Jordan5.99000
Hadwin, Adam5.86500
Leishman, Marc5.67500
Griffin, Lanto5.47000
Fleetwood, Tommy5.37400
List, Luke5.27200
Vegas, Jhonattan5.16800
Knox, Russell4.77100
Power, Seamus4.47200
Rose, Justin4.37300
Mitchell, Keith4.27100
Wise, Aaron4.16600
Poston,  JT4.16100
Laird, Martin3.96800
Lee, KH3.76300
Dahmen, Joel3.76700
Pieters, Thomas3.66300
Finau, Tony3.48500
Grillo, Emiliano3.36900
Kizzire, Patton3.26900
McCarthy, Denny3.16400
Hughes, Mackenzie2.96900
Hossler, Beau2.96500
Poulter, Ian2.87300
Kisner, Kevin2.67100
McNealy, Maverick2.37000
Watson, Bubba2.36900
Westwood, Lee2.27100
Molinari, Francesco2.16800
Frittelli, Dylan2.16600
Pan, CT1.96800
Varner III, Harold1.86800
Kucher, Matt1.76700
Pendrith, Taylor 1.76200
Reed, Patrick1.67300
Tringale, Cameron1.67300
Ryder, Sam1.56300
Todd, Brendon1.56800
NeSmith, Matthew1.46900
Theegala, Sahith1.47200
Putnam, Andrew1.46700
Herbert, Lucas 1.36600
Perez, Pat1.26400
Spaun, JJ1.26300
Palmer, Ryan1.17100
Straka, Sepp1.17000
Ghim, Doug1.16400
Streelman, Kevin1.06400
Jones, Matt0.97000
Moore, Taylor0.96600
Steele, Brendan0.96500
Hodges, Lee 0.96100
Johnson, Zack0.96000
Higgo, Garrick0.86600
Hoffman, Charley0.86700
Davis, Cameron0.86800
Van Rooyen, Erik0.87100
Wolff, Mathew0.86800
Buckley, Hayden0.86000
Ortiz, Carlos0.76400
Glover, Lucas0.76600
Reavie, Chez0.76700
Long, Adam0.76200
Lee, Danny0.76000
Snedeker, Brandt0.66500
Bramlett, Joseph0.66600
Merritt, Troy0.66700
Watney, Nick0.66200
Champ, Cameron0.57200
Stuard, Brian0.56400
Higgs, Harry0.56100
Hahn, James0.56000
Norlander, Henrik0.46500
Redman, Doc0.47100
Clark, Wyndham0.46900
Swafford, Hudson0.46500
Cink, Stewart0.46400
Stallings, Scott0.46100
Schenk, Adam0.46100
Wallace, Matt0.46000
Streb, Robert0.36200
Hickok, Kramer0.36600
Grace, Branden0.36500
Hadley, Chesson0.36400
Lahiri, Anirban0.36100
Brehm, Ryan0.36100
Lebioda, Hank0.36000
Jaeger, Stephan 0.26000
Sloan, Roger0.26100
Werenski, Richy0.26200
Garnett, Brice0.26200
Stenson, Henrik0.26300
Piercy, Scott0.26300
McCumber, Tyler0.26100
Tway, Kevin0.26300
Schwartzel, Charl0.16500
Malnati, Peter0.16300
Walker, Jimmy0.16200
Gay, Brian0.16200
Hagy, Brandon0.06300

These projections are accurate as of 17:52 CST, chalk will be higher by lock in the upper tiers.

My picks for The Players Championship

Top Tier: Scheffler

Mid Tier: Lowry

Low Tier: Ancer

Out in Left Play: Wise

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: * In Discord later Tonight ! *Risky

FR Leader: Garcia

FR Leader: Munoz (risky)

GAMBLERS: You have to check out the Bettor Golf Podcast with co hosts Stix and Spencer, (the writer of the year) which is available every week on Tuesdays, it’s on Anchor on Spotify. They have been targeting golfers that are making the top 40 thru top 10 and includes first round leaders and outright winners. If you aren’t listening, you are losing. Period. C’mon, get on board that money train !

Last nights DRAFTCAST featured John aka The PGA Tout. It is well known that John’s first preview and Sia’s initial look on Mondays are the most comprehensive in the industry and a must for DFS and betting markets on players. Last week, for the second week in a row, the audience, under Sia’s guidance, won and will now go for the three peat. Trying to stop the crowd will be Spencer, who did win two in a row and then had a second place, which would be the “Tiger Slam”. Joel went with pure ball strikers and had a defensive mind set as well, check in Discord and Twitter to follow the progress of who will win. For the fastest draft with the most fun and definite audience participation, check out the DRAFTCAST show on Tuesdays at 8 EST. There was some light hearted banter that the winner would win a trip to Augusta. It did not specify Augusta National, just a trip to Augusta. You could probably have a Uber driver take you around the block a few times and then you could set yourself up as a tour guide for those that did have tickets, or you could rent yourself out as a security guard for all the impromptu parking lots that spring up. You could also be a sign spinner for anyone, you know, just like the sign says….

As always, I hope to be with you on Sunday afternoon, in the money. You can also come and hang out in the Win Daily Sports Discord Chat to talk it out with everyone before the lock!

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If you haven’t had a chance, please give a listen to both the Bettor Golf Podcast that I host with Nick Bretwisch, as well as the PGA Draftcast that I do with Joel Schreck and Sia Nejad.

DraftKings Players ($10,000+)

Jon Rahm ($11,100) –Something has to give for Jon Rahm, who has averaged 10.9 strokes per start over his last three contests when it comes to ball-striking. Rahm is trending towards going under-owned in this market because of his poor short game numbers, but I would be careful in removing him from my pool.

Justin Thomas ($10,400) – Psh! Who needs trends? I will save the negative talk regarding Justin Thomas this week for others in the space and instead talk about why his chances of going back-to-back are higher than perception. Thomas has produced the most birdies at TPC Sawgrass since 2017, and it won’t hurt matters that he has a cumulative average of 5.8 in my model – a number that is as low as I have seen from any non-Rahm option. Thomas can win this event with anything better than a neutral putter, and his 18th-place grade on fast/lightning greens might be enough to help that cause.

Other Consideration – Collin Morikawa ($10,700) and Rory McIlroy ($10,800) are both in play. Morikawa will be the chalk. Rory provides some contrarian leverage.

$9,000 Range

Xander Schauffele ($9,700) –  I mentioned this fact on both the Bettor Golf Podcast and PGA Draftcast that golfers have spoken about playing to the center of these greens because of their size, and it is challenging to find a player on tour that benefits more than Xander Schauffele. You don’t have to look any further than Xander’s combination of ranking 24th in GIR percentage and 85th in proximity to know he typically plays away from the pin for safety, but that mixture gets enhanced when the center of the green not only keeps him safe at Sawgrass but also should produce more straightforward looks than he is accustomed to having on a bigger surface.

Other Targets: Dustin Johnson ($9,800) – I honestly don’t know what to expect out of Johnson, but his potential places him firmly in the mix when it comes to GPP builds. Jordan Spieth ($9,000). GPP-only also.

$8,000 Range

Daniel Berger ($8,800) – Daniel Berger is a favorite in every matchup he has at the offshore books, which includes some against golfers in the $9,000 range. You are going to hear his name all week, but this isn’t an example of bad chalk. Berger is very much in play.

Sungjae Im ($8,300) – I would limit Sungjae Im to GPPs because of the trajectory he produces in my model, but he ranks top-five in this field for ball-striking and is also sixth in overall bogey avoidance.

Other Thoughts: If you are ballsy enough to play Tony Finau at $8,500, there is top-20 potential available. The floor is lower than the slew of balls on the bottom of the 17th, but I assume he is no higher than two percent owned. That sort of leverage always intrigues me. Louis Oosthuizen ($8,700).

$7,000 Range

I am going to rapid-fire through some $7,000 golfers to present a handful of choices for everyone reading.

Abraham Ancer ($7,600) – WHAT THE HELL, JOEL!? I don’t think it needs further explanation that Joel blew my mind during the PGA Draftcast when he selected Abraham Ancer second overall. I love the pick, and Ancer is someone I will have exposure to in not only the top-30 market but also as an outright wager.

Russell Henley ($7,400) – Yes, the four missed cuts during his past five Players Championship appearances will provide some concern, but Russell Henley does have two top-25s at the track if we stretch the data back a little further. Henley has been known to run hot-and-cold throughout his career, and he enters the week sizzling with 13 straight made cuts.

Sergio Garcia ($7,400) – Sergio Garcia isn’t necessarily the first name I would circle in this range – that would belong to Ancer, Henley or Corey Conners, but the course history and current form should be enough to take a few risks on his elite skill set of par-five scoring and total driving.

Corey Conners ($7,300) – Corey Conners is a sizeable favorite inside of the head-to-head market against multiple $8,000 golfers, including Louis Oosthuizen at $8,700. This price is too shallow.

Si Woo Kim ($7,300) – Si Woo Kim was leading the PGA Tour in consecutive rounds of shooting par or better before a slip-up at the Genesis Invitational ended that streak. We know Kim is a Pete Dye specialist that has won at the track before, and I find it difficult to ignore him at anything sub-10 percent because of the upside he possesses.

Seamus Power ($7,200) – Volatile? Yes. Worth the risk? Potentially at 1-2 percent ownership. Power imploded at the API on Thursday, which eventually led to him missing his third cut in a row, but the metrics are not as bad as they might seem on the surface. I think we see him find success at Sawgrass, and it could open up the floodgates at his going rate.

Additional Thoughts: Jason Day ($7,500) – No, seriously. Day grades as a value this week. Paul Casey ($7,400), Talor Gooch ($7,200), Chris Kirk ($7,000), Alex Noren ($7,000)

$6,000 Range

Additional Dart Throws To Consider: Keegan Bradley ($6,900), Brian Harman ($6,900), Sebastian Munoz ($6,700), Aaron Wise ($6,600), Thomas Pieters ($6,300)

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The Players: Initial Picks

Sia

It’s big boy time on the PGA Tour as 143 golfers will do battle in a field littered with talent. Often considered the 5th major, the Players will ensure that your Draftkings lineup is filled with heavy hitters. TPC Sawgrass is a Par 72 measuring just over 7200 yards. Bombers have a slight advantage, but not enough of one to put a strong emphasis upon. Just like last week, there are a lot of hazards, but expect the scores and the birdie making to be better this week. My focus will be on APP, ARG, GIR and a bit of accuracy off the tee. You may also want to look at Par 4 scoring, Par 5 scoring and Bogey Avoid stats. We will have much more by way of a course breakdown on the PGA Draftcast at 8:00 on Tuesday night, which will feature special guest, PGA Tout! One final note before we get to the Initial Picks at The Players, monitor the weather this week by getting into our Discord as it will likely be a factor.

Jon Rahm (11100) – I’m petrified by his ARG and PUTT, but the ball striking remains excellent and even with the suspect short game he’s still finishing inside the Top 20 every time out. Top 20 is not what you’re looking for, but if he turns the short game around, even a little bit, he can win this thing and will be a decent pivot off of a likely more popular Morikawa or Rory.

Patrick Cantlay (9900) – He belongs in the 10k range, but his history here isn’t the greatest. I still think he has plenty of win equity and he’s coming in with great form. I’m playing the underprice here, but I’ll admit that there’s plenty to go around in the 9k range if you’re not comfortable here.

Cameron Smith (9400) – Another guy without stellar course history, but I just love his game and on a positional golf course, I’m not sure his erraticism OTT will be a huge factor. He shows up in a big way in all the other major metrics and rates out very well on Par 5’s. I’ll note that I like DJ as a sleeper in this range and if Scheffler’s ownership is low, he’s a big time value as he was priced prior to his winning of the API.

Daniel Berger (8800) – Rates out very well across the board, but particularly on APP (number 1 last 50 rounds). He’s a great value here, but likely to be popular so he’s more of a cash game play for me rather than tournament. If you are playing him in tournaments, make sure you get different in some other places. There are a lot of good pivots in this 8k range, many of whom have win equity.

Brooks Koepka (8600) – There are so many ways you can go in this upper 8k range, but I love the upside of Brooks as not many are taking him seriously yet. We’ll need to see how ownership shakes out so stay tuned for Steven’s ownership article, but I do think Brooks has winning upside at The Players and I like how his game has trended as of late.

Shane Lowry (8000) – Checks the box of recent form and course history and rates out really well on APP, ARG, GIRs Gained, Good Drives and Bogey Avoid. He can sometimes sink you OTT, but even in those instances he can play himself back into it with the APP and short game. I’ll note that I think Niemann is a very interesting pivot in this 8k range.

Matt Fitzpatrick (7700) – I’m sure Paul Casey and Ancer will be some of the 7k chalk and I expect Fitz to be right behind them from an ownership standpoint. Fitz has been crushing it in the ball striking department and has a great short game to compliment that. Don’t worry about how he shows up on your model as much of the APP and ARG stats are from last summer.

Cameron Young (7200) – I’m not even sure what to say about this guy at this point, but I’m not comfortable completely fading him. Only strike against him is that he hasn’t played this course on the PGA Tour, but everything else checks out. This guy can play.

Talor Gooch (7200) – Very impressive week at the API and has been great on APP and ARG. Beware of a checkered OTT game, but I love the form overall and he checks the boxes with recent form and course history (played here twice with a 5th place and an MC).

Chris Kirk (7000) – This guy is churning out Top 15’s and appears to be improving each and every tournament. He’s typically a cut maker at The Players and at this point I think he has the requisite upside to pay off his price.

Aaron Wise (6600) – A very risky proposition as Wise hasn’t been that great outside of the API last week. Add to that he’s got a 65th and an MC at The Players, but I like his game enough to give him a shot. The putter is his big issue, but this is a course that has been good to bad putters.

Dylan Frittelli (6600) – In this range you’re looking for anything you can hang your hat on and while Dylan is terrible in the metrics department he’s made 4 out of 5 cuts and finished 22nd here last year.

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Who wants a takedown this week in Golf DFS ? Keep reading !

The Course and courses horses for The Arnold Palmer Final Ownership projections

Welcome everyone to The Arnold Palmer Final Ownership Projections. This week we are in Florida at Bay Hill, another tough test that plays like a major and we just found out that the rough is now just over 4 inches in length so accuracy off the tee, approach, and around the green will weigh heavily on who makes it or who breaks it. Hole #6, a par 5 with water has the dubious distinction of being the worst hole for double digit scores, as in +10 or more, of any course anytime anywhere on the PGA tour. The four par fives account for more than 50 % of the scoring, so you’ll want to target those par five birdie makers.

The greens at The Arnold Palmer are TifEagle Bermuda and play pretty close to what we saw last week. Speaking of last week I said that Ryan Palmer (who some industry pundits liked) would bomb. He finished two spots out of last place and provided no value for his backers. This week we feel Ricky Fowler is in the same mold, yes he made the cut, yes he’s back in Florida, he made the cut based on his putting, he lost strokes on approach and around the green which doesn’t work out to well for Bay Hill. He is a pass for us this week.

Last week we saw a lot of the Win Daily family hit some sweet money numbers as we continue to pound the weekly tourney, Showdown and the betting markets as well. On Friday night I was poised for four takedowns, gave some back on Saturday, and then on Sunday went up 8000 more and then….a couple of golfers named Kirk and Svensson doubled and triple bogeyed the bear trap and Berger bogeyed 18. I still managed four figures after costs but the sweats were incredible, it’s all you can ask for.

Many years ago when I was playing poker for a living, in a hotel suite rented for a week where players would play for two or three days straight, take a nap, eat and start over, I saw a one of a kind pot go down. There was 964,000 in the pot and it ended up where a straight flush beat four of a kind, the only time I ever saw that happen in over 20 years of playing cards. The man who lost close to half a million stood up, brushed his coat off and said, “I’m done. Thank you gentleman.” He pulled some cash out of his pocket and tipped the dealer and the hostess that cooked meals and changed linens, then he smiled and said, “that’s poker,” and then,…he left. Last week Sia started a catchphrase that describes what happened Sunday at the trap and is just like the poker game. The phrase is “that’s golf.” My wife told me that all I have to think about is when a golfer keeps me from a takedown is that it may have cost me 10, 20, or 50K and yet it may have cost that golfer 200, 300 K or one million or more. She was right, and….”that’s golf.” Stix, the co host of the best podcast on the planet, Bettor Golf, along with Spencer, who just won the writer of the year award, had at least 50K riding into Sundays DFS and it just wasn’t our week for a take down. Guess what ? “That’s golf.”

This week we have a stacked field with lots of heavyweights, with a course where they forgot to tell the groundskeepers to cut the grass on purpose, and more exciting opportunities for us all to sweat the big takedown, we have been pouring over models, stats and metrics since Sunday evening, we started as soon as Straka won the Honda in the rain. One of the stats to look at is ownership to determine how badly we want to roster a Keegan Bradley and is he worth it, does he bring any value. Let’s find out, shall we ?

Let’s look at the final ownership projections for the Arnold Palmer to see where the chalk is…and isn’t.

OWNERSHIP PROJECTION
PLAYEROWN %SALARY
Zalatoris,Will20.59400
McIlroy, Rory19.811100
Mitchell, Keith19.78100
Rahm, John18.111000
Casey, Paul17.78300
Young, Cameron17.47500
Fitzpatrick, Mathew17.29200
Scheffler, Scottie16.410600
Matsuyama, Hideki15.410300
Kokrak, Jason14.18400
Hovland, Viktor14.010800
Im, Sungjae13.99900
Scott,Adam13.79000
Leishman, Marc13.49100
List, Luke13.37500
Griffin, Lanto13.27100
McNealy, Maverick12.97800
Homa, Max12.48700
Munoz, Sebastian11.87000
Hatton, Tyrrell11.79300
Bradley, Keegan11.67300
Kirk, Chris11.47500
Bezuidenhout, Christiaan10.97700
Hoge, Tom10.47300
Conners, Corey10.37600
Horschel, Billy9.88900
Rose, Justin9.67700
Garcia, Sergio8.58100
Power, Seamus8.47600
Henley, Russell8.38500
Gooch, Talor8.18600
Burns, Sam7.98800
Laird, Martin7.67000
Tringale, Cameron7.48000
Woodland, Gary6.27800
Higgo, Garrick6.16700
Ortiz, Carlos5.96900
Willett, Danny5.96400
Fleetwood, Tommy5.87900
Theegala, Sahith5.87000
Putnam, Andrew5.66900
Rai, Aaron5.66600
Svensson, Adam5.26700
Na, Kevin5.17400
Pieters, Thomas5.17000
Wallace, Matt5.06400
Van Rooyen, Erik4.97400
Ryder, Sam4.96700
Glover, Lucas4.87200
Pendrith, Taylor 4.76500
Merritt, Troy4.67100
Kizzire, Patton4.26500
Hodges, Lee 4.16600
Hossler, Beau3.96700
Swafford, Hudson3.86300
Perez, Pat3.76600
McCarthy, Denny3.67100
Poulter, Ian3.57200
Fowler, Rickie3.46900
Wise, Aaron3.36900
Westwood, Lee3.17100
Taylor, Nick3.16700
Kim, Si Woo2.97300
Frittelli, Dylan2.96800
Rodgers, Patrick2.86500
Straka, Sepp2.87300
Todd, Brendon2.76900
Wolff, Mathew2.47400
Kisner, Kevin2.37200
Johnson, Zack2.36300
Reed, Patrick2.37400
Davis, Cameron2.26600
Spaun, JJ2.26500
Howell III, Charlie2.26400
Lee, Danny2.16300
Reavie, Chez2.16500
Ghim, Doug2.16300
Riley, Davis 2.06200
Moore, Taylor1.86800
Smalley, Alex 1.76400
O’Hair, Sean1.76200
Lee, KH1.67000
Jones, Matt1.56800
Steele, Brendan1.46100
Thompson, Davis 1.46000
Streelman, Kevin1.36800
Champ, Cameron1.36500
Stenson, Henrik1.36300
Watney, Nick1.26000
Mullinax, Trey1.26200
Buckley, Hayden1.26100
Sigg, Greyson 1.16300
Stallings, Scott1.16100
Grace, Branden0.96300
Schenk, Adam0.96100
Hojgaard, Nicolai0.86800
Thompson, Michael0.86200
Long, Adam0.86100
Barjon, Paul0.86000
Malnati, Peter0.76100
Herbert, Lucas 0.76400
Sabbatini, Rory0.76200
Lee, Min Woo0.66400
Snedeker, Brandt0.66200
McDowell, Graeme0.56100
Tway, Kevin0.56000
Kanaya, Takumi0.46600
Harrington, Padraig0.46200
Norlander, Henrik0.46000
Jaeger, Stephan 0.46100
Byrd, Jonathan0.36000
Whaley, Vincent0.26200
Lahiri, Anirban0.26000
Bennett, Sam (a)0.26000
Schwartzel, Charl0.16100
Piercy, Scott0.16100
Pak, John 0.16000
Koch, Greg0.06000
Piot, James (a)0.06000

These projections are accurate as of 17:24 CST, chalk will be higher owned in the upper tiers.

My picks for The Arnold Palmer Invitational

Top Tier: Scheffler

Mid Tier: Kokrak, McNealy

Low Tier: Keegan Bradley (his numbers here are just too good)

Out in Left Play: Martin Laird

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: * In Discord later Tonight ! *Risky

FR Leader: Sergio Garcia

FR Leader: (Risky) Laird

Last week on The Bettor Golf Podcast hosted by Spencer and Stix you would have heard them mention that they liked Sepp Straka, yes, that Sepp Straka who won it all. Kudos to them. Don’t miss Stix Hammer Kid play, its hit three weeks in a row and Spencer’s breakdown of the tourney is the most comprehensive in the entire industry. Look for the Bettor Golf Podcast on Anchor at Spotify.

Last night the PGA DRAFTCAST was giving away gold memberships, tickets to the big Milly, and passing out choice intel to help you make a mint in your golf DFS contests, as well as FRLs and outrights, Sia, Joel and Spencer were battling the audience for the best draft picks for the Thursday tourney, and to honor Spencer winning writer of the year, we left him Jason Day but he was too short on salary to pick him up, a good thing since Day withdrew earlier today. Spencer wins on that point by NOT picking Day, the man has the golden touch.

Sia will be releasing his Secret Weapon (dun dun dun) tonight in Discord, his record for picking a 6K golfer that everyone hates who brings value and makes the cut is 49-17, its stunning. Think about it, Sia could lose 31 picks in a row…and still have a WINNING record, name one other handicapper who can say that, I’ll wait.

Still waiting…..

Smile.

As always, I hope to be with you on Sunday afternoon, in the money. You can also come and hang out in the Win Daily Sports Discord Chat to talk it out with everyone before the lock!

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Win Daily Nation! I hope everyone is doing well out there, and if you haven’t had a chance to yet, please give a listen to both the Bettor Golf Podcast that I host with Nick Bretwisch, as well as the PGA Draftcast that I do with Sia Nejad and Joel Schreck. I am extremely proud of those shows, and a listen goes a long way for us to grow the brand!

DraftKings Players ($10,000+)

Rory McIlroy ($11,100) – I know nearly 20 percent of users are projected to select Rory McIlroy this weekend at the API, but I am marginally surprised it is not higher when we look at his course history of five straight top-10 results since 2017. McIlroy is one of only four players (the other three being Hovland, Rahm and Hideki) that rank inside the top-20 of every statistical metric I attached a weight, and while I get the recent approach form might provide some concerns, the 66% of second shots that take place beyond 150 yards at the track help place him sixth in my model.

Viktor Hovland ($10,800) – I assume everyone has caught up and watched the ‘PGA Draftcast’ this week, but I can’t tell you how badly I wanted to start my build with Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland. I have some trepidation with my last selection of Thomas Pieters, but in a different world, I do think moving Sungjae Im to Hovland and Pieters down to Trey Mullinax is certainly a viable strategy. Hovland has struggled (by his standards) at this track over his three attempts, failing to post a top-40 result, but the finishes are not quite as shaky when you dive a little deeper into the numbers. The Norweigan entered Saturday inside the top-five last year before blowing up, and a similar sentiment can be said for him in 2020 – an event that saw him fall out of the top-15 on Sunday.

Other Consideration – All five golfers rank inside the top-six of my model. It is hard to find many faults with the group.

$9,000 Range

Sungjae Im ($9,900) – Pricing is excellent across the board this week. I hate that it is the case because it makes the DFS slate much more challenging to get an edge, but we don’t have to look any further than 19 of the top-20 golfers on the odds board managing to grade inside the top-23 names on my model. I always note this factor, but I don’t run my numbers to look at pricing for the week, so it means something when I am in such alignment with all other markets. With all that being said, the one name that I will find myself higher on than most users will be Sungjae Im, who has an ideal bounce-back spot in front of him at the API. Sungjae ranks next to Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler and Viktor Hovland as the only players in this field inside the top-10 of my model in both weighted tee-to-green and total driving, and he also grades a stout 10th in weighted par-five scoring. McIlroy and Hovland will be my preferred choices up top, but it will be Im that carries my primary exposure in the $9,000 range.

Other Targets: I’d monitor ownership, but there is a ton of popularity in this range.

$8,000 Range

Sergio Garcia ($8,100) – As you can tell, I am condensing most of these ranges to feature my favorite few targets of the group for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. I don’t think it is that helpful to list a ton of names when most of the popular picks for the event are likely solid plays. You will not hear me pleading my case as often this week that the chalk needs to be faded, but I do like a potential contrarian pivot in the $8,000 zone to Sergio Garcia – a golfer that hasn’t played this tournament in nearly 10 years but has the exact statistical makeup that you would hope to find for a potential winner. Garcia ranks inside the top-seven in this field for weighted par-five scoring and total driving, and I anticipate that we see him at sub-six percent when all is said and done.

Other Thoughts: Sam Burns ($8,800) – GPP Only. Max Homa ($8,700), Jason Kokrak ($8,400), Paul Casey ($8,300) and Keith Mitchell ($8,100) will all be in my pool.

$7,000 Range

I am going to rapid-fire through some $7,000 golfers to present a handful of choices for everyone reading.

Jason Day ($7,900) – We are back at the site of DAYYYYYY’s infamous Disney World trip in 2019. The Australian is providing solid contrarian numbers for those in GPP contests, and the course history has been great when he hasn’t decided to set records on the ‘Space Ranger’ ride.

Justin Rose ($7,700) – Rose is one of the better difficult course players in the world, and it shouldn’t hurt matters that he ranks inside the top-10 in weighted proximity over 150 yards.

Corey Conners ($7,600) – Ignore the recent results for Corey Conners! I was recommending him as a fade during those contests because of the awkward fit for his game, and we now get a venue that accentuates his total driving.

Seamus Power ($7,600) – My thought process behind Corey Conners is similar to Seamus Power. Consider this an appealing spot to get unique, although I will mention that I thought he would find better success than he did at the Genesis Invitational and Waste Management.

Keegan Bradley ($7,300) – Bradley is fifth in my model when it comes to weighted tee-to-green, and we have seen him find success at tests like this in the past where you don’t need to make as many putts. The American hasn’t missed a cut at the venue in his last nine trips, producing three top-10s. 

Additional Thoughts: Luke List ($7,500), Cameron Young ($7,500), Erik Van Rooyen ($7,400), Kevin Na ($7,400), Si Woo Kim ($7,300), Lanto Griffin ($7,100), Sahith Theegala $7,000, Thomas Pieters ($7,000) – GPP only. Tons of risk and upside.

$6,000 Range

Additional Dart Throws To Consider: Carlos Ortiz ($6,900), Adam Svensson ($6,700), Garrick Higgo ($6,700), Cameron Davis ($6,600), Alex Smalley ($6,400), Charles Howell III ($6,400), Doug Ghim ($6,300), Trey Mullinax ($6,200).

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The PGA Tour travels to Orlando this week for another installment of the Florida Swing. This course certainly caters to bombers and long iron players, but don’t be fooled, all kinds of styles have fared well here over the years and even the shorter players can get it done if they are precise with their ball striking. This week my focus is on the usual suspects including a heavy emphasis on OTT and APP, but I will also focus on driving accuracy, Par 5 scoring, Prox 200+ and whatever else @TeeOffSports tells me to focus on during our PGA Draftcast at 8:00 Tuesday night. Make sure you tune into that show, read all of our articles and get into our Discord. The family has been red-hot and we plan to keep it rolling. Now let’s get to the the picks for the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Rory McIlroy (11400) – Everyone in this range is a great option and I go back and forth between Rory and Rahm as the best option, but Rahm has never played here and Rory’s history is too good to overlook. Rory’s metrics aren’t great considering his price, particularly on APP, but he just seems to be incredibly comfortable here.

Hideki Matsuyama (10300) – Often overlooked and always underappreciated, Deki could be an interesting pivot off of the two big names at the top. His finishing positions haven’t been outstanding, but that’s mostly due to some very bad putting and his putter has started to improve, ever so slightly. Could be a good mix for a big win at slightly lower ownership than the big boys up top.

Marc Leishman (9100) – Not inlove with this range as it turns out, but there are plenty of names to consider including Sungjae, Zal and Fitz. My favorite option is the lower priced and likely lower owned Marc Leishman. His metrics over the last couple of months have been very good and his history is great as well.

Talor Gooch (8600) – A little scary to roster a guy who lost almost 9 strokes his last time out at The Genesis,, but I prefer to chalk that up to a random event as his play prior to the Genesis was elite (other than a questionable putter). I expect him to put it in play OTT and to comfortably hit greens on APP. A tourney play only this week for me.

Jason Kokrak (8400) – Not rating out particularly well in my model, but I still think there is value here at this price. Kokrak has plenty of upside (along with some MC equity) and I like his history here and recent history. He’s got an 8th, 18th and 10th over his last three efforts at The Arnold Palmer.

Keith Mitchell (8100) – He could get himself into trouble if he doesn’t find enough fairways as the rough here will be penal, but I’m playing the value and upside here, and he’s proven to have both with finishing positions of 43rd, 5th and 6th over his last three. The recent history is very good as well.

Maverick McNealy (7800) – Feels like he’s fallen off people’s radar lately in spite of some great finishes, including a Top 10 at The Genesis. His history at the Arnold Palmer isn’t great, but he feels like a much better golfer now than he was the last couple of years. He’s Top 10 over the last 24 rounds in SG Par 5 and Prox 200+ and he’s inside the Top 50 OTT, APP and ARG. He’s been a great putter lately as well.

Cameron Young (7500) – There is plenty to like right in this precise mid-7k range including Seamus Power, EVR and Chris Kirk, but I’ve decided, for now, to tail the upside of Cameron Young who must have missed the memo that you’re not supposed to dominate the tour as a relative unknown. He’s been elite OTT lately and reasonably consistent on APP. The ARG is a problem spot but when he loses there it’s typically minimal. I don’t mind being late on Young.

Tom Hoge (7300) – Price is simply too low here as Hoge has gained BS in 11 of the last 12 tournaments and we know the PUTT can get hot. He’s proven he has upside and I think he’s deserving of being priced in the upper 7k range. I think there is value in rostering Sepp Straka at 7300 as well.

Lee Hodges (6600) – A potential riser who has shown he can play with the big boys. His BS has been great as of late and the only weak spot appears to be the PUTT. If you need to dip down into this range, I like Hodges, Svensson and Rai as of now.

Secret Weapon – 49-17. See you in Discord.

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The Course and courses horses for The Honda Classic

Welcome everyone to The Honda Classic Final Ownership Projections. This week we are in Florida at PGA National, one of the toughest tests on the PGA circuit all year with the infamous bear trap, a stretch of holes, 15,16,17 that use water and sand like a butcher knife to carve up golfers left and right. What most people don’t know is that for the past fifteen years, holes 5,6,7 have produced the exact same dismal results for golfers, +.638 over par for both stretches of holes. Add the coastal breeze and you have major like scoring conditions, water is in play on 15 0f 18 holes in this diabolical course designed by none other than Jack Nicklaus, in the last 15 years over 6200 balls have splashed, this is with the best players in the world teeing it up. In 2018 there were 516 balls that got wet for one tourney, that number decreased over the last two years and last year, for the first time in course history, not one golfer made it through the bear trap without a bogey. The combined score on the beartrap for the last fifteen is +4136 over par, that doesn’t include 5, 6 or 7 which play the same in difficult scoring.

If you are considering Ryan Palmer know that he has played the trap at +40, seven strokes worse than any other golfer, he also holds the distinction of most balls in the water as well. he does have some decent history at PGA National so I would consider him a boom or bust play, I say bust this week. Jim Furyk has had the least amount of balls that become fish food in his career at PGA national.

The greens at The Honda Classic are TifEagle Bermuda and play pretty fast. Its a huge change for golfers that have been playing on Poa for the last three out of four weeks. Positive putting splits over the last 50 rounds include “putts” McCarthy +43 strokes (+4 on other surfaces) Harry Higgs +24 strokes (+7 on other) Joaquin Niemann +23 (+4 on other). Negative splits over 50 include tommy Fleetwood -6 (+10 on others) Sungjae IM -4 (+10 on others) and Doug Ghim -23 (-2 on others)

If the winds present themselves all four days we could possibly be looking at plus numbers for the first time, keep an eye on Discord Wednesday evening for weather updates. Recent cut lines have ranged from +1 to plus 7, so the Friday cut sweat may need a calculator. All our models, projections and programs are numbers centric.

Let’s look at the final ownership projections for the Genesis Open to see where the chalk is…and isn’t.

OWNERSHIP PROJECTION
PLAYEROWN %SALARY
Im, Sungjae20.711000
Berger, Daniel18.210400
Horschel, Billy16.79600
Oosthuizen, Louis16.410800
Vegas, Jhonattan16.38500
Mitchell, Keith16.29100
Bezuidenhout, Christiaan15.48000
Lowry, Shane14.89400
Kirk, Chris14.17500
Wise, Aaron13.88400
Rai, Aaron13.47400
Pereira, Mito12.98900
Knox, Russell12.78100
Glover, Lucas12.77400
Harman, Brian12.48700
Niemann, Joaquin11.810600
McCarthy, Denny11.77800
Young, Cameron11.68600
Noren, Alex11.49300
Koepka, Brooks11.310100
Fleetwood, Tommy11.19900
Swafford, Hudson10.37100
Thompson, Michael10.27500
Jones, Matt10.29000
Palmer, Ryan10.17900
Todd, Brendon9.67500
Woodland, Gary9.18200
Hughes, Mackenzie8.98300
Svensson, Adam8.97000
Pan, CT8.77700
Higgo, Garrick8.67300
Moore, Taylor8.27900
Hubbard, Mark8.06900
Sigg, Greyson 7.87400
Smotherman, Austin7.66800
Lee, KH7.67700
Hickok, Kramer7.56800
Ryder, Sam6.97200
Armour, Ryan6.96600
NeSmith, Matthew6.86900
Wolff, Mathew6.49200
Poulter, Ian6.27600
Smalley, Alex 6.17100
Fowler, Rickie5.97600
Straka, Sepp5.67400
Kodaira, Satoshi5.56600
Howell III, Charlie5.47300
Dufner, Jason5.46200
Steele, Brendan5.27200
Cink, Stewart5.17100
Higgs, Harry4.86700
Johnson, Zack4.77200
Taylor, Nick4.47200
Taylor, Vaughn4.26900
Buckley, Hayden4.26600
Donald, Luke4.16400
Reed, Patrick4.18800
Westwood, Lee3.97800
Villegas, Camilo3.97300
Streelman, Kevin3.87000
Ghim, Doug3.86800
Rodgers, Patrick3.76900
Hagy, Brandon3.46500
Riley, Davis 3.37000
Watney, Nick3.36600
Hojgaard, Nicolai2.97600
Pendrith, Taylor 2.87200
Poston,  JT2.76800
Hossler, Beau2.66900
Willett, Danny2.57000
Spaun, JJ2.46900
Schwartzel, Charl2.46900
Hodges, Lee 2.36800
Schwab, Matthias 2.27100
Frittelli, Dylan2.17100
Sabbatini, Rory1.97000
Hardy, Nick1.86700
Stanley, Kyle1.86500
Kang, Sung1.76600
Mullinax, Trey1.76700
Ramey, Chad1.77100
Schenk, Adam1.66900
Lipsky, David1.56700
Garnett, Brice1.46400
Herbert, Lucas 1.47300
Whaley, Vincent1.46800
Barjon, Paul1.46300
Stenson, Henrik1.37000
Harrington, Padraig1.36700
Huh, John1.36700
Kaymer, Martin1.27300
Stuard, Brian1.26600
Lebioda, Hank1.26500
Sloan, Roger1.16600
Wu, Dylan1.16600
Stroud, Chris1.16100
Bryan, Wesley1.06200
Seiffert, Chase0.96400
Tway, Kevin0.86500
Burgoon, Bronson0.86400
Streb, Robert0.76700
Jaeger, Stephan 0.76500
Novak, Andrew0.76200
Lashley, Nate0.66800
Uihlein, Peter0.66700
Walker, Jimmy0.66500
Cook, Austin0.66300
McGreevy, Max0.56000
Kitayama, Kurt 0.46400
Lahiri, Anirban0.46500
Gay, Brian0.46400
Haas, Bill0.46300
Herman, Jim0.46200
Reeves, Seth0.36200
McCumber, Tyler0.36200
Koepka, Chase0.36300
Thompson, Curtis0.36300
Werenski, Richy0.36200
Tarren, Callum0.36300
Noh, Seung-Yul0.36100
Wolfe, Jared0.26500
Lower, Justin0.26400
Aphibarnrat, Kiradech0.26300
McGirt, William0.26100
Kraft, Kelly0.26100
Creel, Joshua0.26000
Wu, Brandon 0.16400
Kohles, Ben0.16300
Van Der Walt, Dawie0.16100
Trainer, Martin0.16100
Drewitt, Brett0.16100
Morin, Alan0.16000
Compton, Erik0.16000
Gligic, Michael0.16000
Kozan, Andrew0.16000
Murray, Grayson0.16000
Knous, Jim0.16000
Lamb, Rick0.06000
Skinns, David0.06200
Westmoreland, Kyle0.06100
Gomez, Fabian0.06000
ALL OTHERS0.0

These projections are accurate as of 18:16 CST, chalk will be higher owned in the upper tiers.

My picks for The Honda Classic

Top Tier: Berger

Mid Tier: Vegas

Low Tier: Kirk

Out in Left Play: Todd

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: * In Discord later Tonight ! *Risky

Last week on The Bettor Golf Podcast hosted by Spencer and Stix you would have heard them sing the praises of Joaquin Neimann, the golfer who went wire to wire for a victory at The Genesis. These are the same guys that had a profit of plus 40 units the week before. Most professional touts will sing loudly at the top of their lungs if they score +3 units, Spence and Stix hit over 40 and keep doing their job of making money, real serious money week in and week out. You have to give the podcast a listen on Anchor at Spotify.

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As always, I hope to be with you on Sunday afternoon, in the money. You can also come and hang out in the Win Daily Sports Discord Chat to talk it out with everyone before the lock!

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