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Welcome to The Wells Fargo Championship Final Ownership Projections, brought to you by WinDailySports.com, this week we are at Quail Hollow for the tourney, where the 16,17,and the 18th hole aren’t just one of the toughest closes, but THE toughest of any and all the PGA venues. Again, Corey Conners, Bryson Dechambeau, Webb Simpson and Jon Rahm are all top favorites to win. Driving Distance and approach are the keys to unlocking this course. Short hitters have also done well so don’t count them out. Every aspect of the game will be necessary to close out the competition and be the best in the field.

Last week was a negative week for me, first one in 6 weeks. I dropped 680.00 in contest fees at the Valspar, which is O.K., sort of, it’s DK money to begin with, I’m still playing on their dime. I had a choice between picking Streelman or Bradley who we had been tracking for several weeks for a breakthrough. I chose Streelman, and I had two others finish even, 1 stroke away from making the cut. My stats engineer, when I asked him what he thought said, “you pay me to get you the best stats, what you decipher after that is all on you, you pay the bills.” That is one smart engineer. One of those players was Doug Ghim, who I had a friendly wager with Patrick “Sharps” Scott on, he took Denny “putts” McCarthy for a 20.00 fun bet. McCarthy finished -1, Ghim finished E. When I payed Mr. Scott he informed me that the drinks were on me, they were out bowling and taking a shot of an adult beverage every single frame. I understand that today that damages are being determined allegedly for bowling balls that ended up in the juke box, the margarita machine, and a 7-10 split was tried between a Volkswagon and a Caddy out in the parking lot. What could possibly go awry after a friendly 3 game set between friends, besides 30 shots of that adult beverage.

Win Daily has articles available now on money and game management for those of you who can’t dip in the DK fund for more ammo to buy teams with. If you are just starting out, or have a limited budget, take the time to read the articles.

Right now, Stoweby, one of our best contributors, has a game and money management piece that just hit last night. We are trying to share our knowledge of what makes you a bankroll, and much more importantly, how to keep it. For example, I have limited my entry fees this week to a bit more than half of last week, sometimes if we have a total wreck for a weekend we tend to go on “tilt” and try and double up or try and spend more to make more, it’s based on emotions more than fiscal responsibility, this is an instant bankroll killing method, and I strongly advise against it ever being a part of your process for making money.

Making money and keeping it is what we at Win Daily Sports are all about, lets get to the Wells Fargo Championship Final Ownership Projections.

PLAYEROWN %SALARY
Rahm, John20.110800
Hovland, Viktor19.29800
Zalatoris,Will17.99400
Tringale, Cameron16.98400
Wallace, Matt16.37500
Thomas, Justin14.811300
Reed, Patrick14.59300
Niemann, Joaquin14.49100
Ancer, Abraham14.18900
Homa, Max14.19000
McIlroy, Rory14.110000
Finau, Tony13.69500
Conners, Corey13.49200
DeChambeau, Bryson13.311000
Harman, Brian12.48700
Im, Sungjae12.08800
Grillo, Emiliano11.98100
Simpson, Webb11.610200
Varner III, Harold11.37600
Jones, Matt11.07400
Lowry, Shane10.98200
Henley, Russell10.17900
Cink, Stewart10.07900
Fowler, Rickie9.77800
Glover, Lucas9.67800
Davis. Cameron9.57100
Schauffele, Xander9.410500
Fleetwood, Tommy9.08000
Bradley, Keegan8.38500
Day, Jason8.38600
Watson, Bubba7.78300
Ortiz, Carlos7.57400
Gooch, Talor7.47600
Cantlay, Patrick7.39600
Wise, Aaron6.97100
Munoz, Sebastian6.67300
Dahmen, Joel6.57600
NeSmith, Matthew6.47300
Griffin, Lanto6.47400
Streelman, Kevin6.37700
Steele, Brendan6.17700
Mickelson, Phil5.76900
Poulter, Ian5.57300
Schwartzel, Charl5.27200
Vegas, Jhonattan5.17000
Schenk, Adam5.06800
McCarthy, Denny4.97200
Lewis, Tom4.86700
Moore, Ryan4.47100
Kizzire, Patton4.37000
English, Harris4.38000
Perez, Pat4.07000
McNealy, Maverick4.07300
List, Luke3.96800
Johnson, Zack3.67100
Woodland, Gary3.57500
Molinari, Francesco3.37500
Mitchell, Keith3.27000
Gordon, Will3.06200
Stanley, Kyle2.97100
Thompson, Michael2.86900
Hahn, James2.56800
Clark, Wyndham2.56800
Werenski, Richy2.56500
Hoge, Tom2.47000
Van Rooyen, Erik2.47200
Redman, Doc2.46900
Higgs, Harry1.96600
Rodgers, Patrick1.86500
Whaley, Vincent1.76400
Hadwin, Adam1.77200
Bhatia, Akshay 1.56300
Burgoon, Bronson1.56500
Huh, John1.56600
Sabbatini, Rory1.46700
Garnett, Brice1.46300
Hughes, Mackenzie1.37000
Poston,  JT1.36900
Taylor, Vaughn1.36800
Bramlett, Joseph1.26300
Norlander, Henrik1.26500
Sloan, Roger1.26400
Lee, Danny1.26600
Lashley, Nate1.16400
Dufner, Jason1.16500
Hagy, Brandon1.06400
Seiffert, Chase1.06700
Long, Adam1.06700
Knox, Russell0.97200
Hossler, Beau0.86300
Pan, CT0.86400
Hubbard, Mark0.86200
Streb, Robert0.76300
Stallings, Scott0.76800
Lee, KH0.76900
Taylor, Nick0.76600
Hadley, Chesson0.76500
Ryder, Sam0.66700
Martin, Ben0.66400
Hoag, Bo0.56400
Reavie, Chez0.46700
Cabrera-Bello, Rafa0.46300
Putnam, Andrew0.36600
Duncan, Tyler0.36500
Stuard, Brian0.36500
Cook, Austin0.36100
Haas, Bill0.26000
Trahan, DJ0.26000
Gligic, Michael0.26200
Holmes, JB0.26600
Lovemark, Jamie0.16300
Brown, Scott0.16400
Shelton, Robby0.16100
Walker, Jimmy0.16300
Van Pelt, Bo0.16000
Hearn, David0.16100
Murray, Grayson0.16200
Kodaira, Satoshi0.06100
ALL OTHERS0.0

These figures are accurate as of 17:32 CST. Chalk may be slightly higher by lock.

These are my picks for the Wells Fargo Championship

Top Tier: John Rahm

Mid Tier: Patrick Cantlay, Tony Finau, Vic Hovland

Low Tier: Carlos Ortiz, Matt Jones, C Davis

Out in Left Play: J. Vegas

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: Luke List * *Risky

Thank you again for reviewing this article, we sure do appreciate it. I’ll be in the Discord Channel after this article comes out to answer any questions. Please review the articles by Sia, Patrick and Antonio to help determine your picks and lineups.

Do not forget that Sia’s Secret Weapon will be unleashed upon the Discord faithful later on tonight! Guys, Sia hit with Kyle Stanley last week, for a 34-6 record. Do you realize he is hitting a 6K, nobody owned pick at 85% winners ? Ask any bookie who they know or have known that hit 85% winners after 40 weeks, not 4 weeks, not beginners luck, but after almost a year of golf, and ask if they know someone that has to pick a heavy underdog every single week. It is a truly remarkable feat. Tonight. Another Secret Weapon. From Super Sia. In Discord !!!

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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Welcome to The Valspar Championship Final Ownership Projections, brought to you by WinDailySports.com, this week we are back in Florida for the tourney at Copperhead, one of the toughest PGA courses that’s not a major or WGC, Justin Thomas, Dustin Johnson, Paul Casey and Corey Conners are all top favorites to win. Accuracy and approach are the keys to taming this pit viper of a course, where holes 16, 17 and 18, known as the snake pit, have made grown PGA golfers cry.

We talk about actionable data, and i have some for you. Conners, Kokrak and Kirk are the chalk in this contest, no matter what format you are playing in, DO NOT roster all 3 in the same lineup. There is a better than 22% chance that one makes the top 20, any two drops that to less than 14 %, and all 3 drops it to less than 4%, which means if you play all 3, you have a 96% chance of giving away your entry fee. Numerical advantages (pivots) are Rose, Scheffler, and Oosti.

Last night on the podcast Sia and Joel were discussing how powerful their outright plays were, in fact they were discussing betting their parents mortgage on the winner, and how selfish it would be to not take advantage of such an opportunity, followed by where they would stay should the unthinkable happen and the bet not pay off. It got down to where inflatable mattresses on sale for $50.00 would be a viable answer, as well as parking the mattresses in that little cubbyhole under the stairs. “well, mom and dad, sorry it didn’t work out, here’s your new digs, which you have to share with Snuffles the cat, don’t pay any attention to the hairballs or shedding, and if she yaks all over your mattress, they are washable, if you don’t mind, just throw a load of my clothes in as well.” It’s wonderful to know that your children have a backup plan in case things go south. Going south gets you to Palm Harbor, home of the Copperhead course, where ownership can mean the difference between life altering money and a yak filled hairball mattress. Let’s take a look at the Valspar Ownership Projections.

OWNERSHIP PROJECTION
PLAYEROWN %SALARY
Conners, Corey25.19600
Kokrak, Jason22.98700
Kirk, Chris21.18200
Thomas, Justin17.911500
Henley, Russell17.89000
Im, Sungjae17.39200
Reed, Patrick15.910300
Ancer, Abraham15.19300
Johnson, Dustin14.811200
Casey, Paul14.410000
Niemann, Joaquin14.19100
Grillo, Emiliano14.18300
Palmer, Ryan14.08500
Hoffman, Charlie13.78600
Tringale, Cameron13.18400
Bradley, Keegan12.47900
Rose, Justin12.08800
Oosthuizen, Louis11.99500
Hovland, Viktor10.910500
Glover, Lucas10.37700
Homa, Max10.28100
McCarthy, Denny9.97500
Streelman, Kevin9.87800
Scheffler, Scottie9.39800
Davis. Cameron9.37500
Griffin, Lanto8.77400
Ghim, Doug8.57300
Gooch, Talor8.58000
Na, Kevin8.58000
Burns, Sam8.27900
Horsfield, Sam 7.97400
Howell III, Charlie7.07700
Huh, John6.97000
Woodland, Gary6.47800
Seiffert, Chase6.46600
Moore, Ryan5.96900
Hadwin, Adam5.87600
Schwartzel, Charl5.37100
NeSmith, Matthew5.17100
Poulter, Ian4.67400
Watson, Bubba4.68900
Noren, Alex4.57300
Stenson, Henrik4.47000
Hahn, James4.36900
Uihlein, Peter4.17300
Johnson, Zack3.87200
Kisner, Kevin3.87700
Mitchell, Keith3.77000
Hoge, Tom3.77000
List, Luke3.77000
Van Rooyen, Erik3.57600
Hughes, Mackenzie3.37400
Laird, Martin3.06800
Villegas, Camilo2.96700
Sabbatini, Rory2.77100
Snedeker, Brandt2.77300
Willett, Danny2.77200
Sloan, Roger2.56500
Grace, Branden2.57600
Kizzire, Patton2.47200
Perez, Pat2.46500
Lewis, Tom2.46900
Long, Adam2.26600
Mickelson, Phil2.27200
Ryder, Sam2.06700
Stallings, Scott2.06700
Redman, Doc1.96600
Bramlett, Joseph1.96300
Schenk, Adam1.86800
Hubbard, Mark1.86300
Werenski, Richy1.86900
Vegas, Jhonattan1.67100
Bryan, Wesley1.66400
Hadley, Chesson1.56200
Whaley, Vincent1.46400
Stuard, Brian1.36500
Piercy, Scott1.36600
Hojgaard, Rasmus 1.37000
Hoag, Bo1.36500
Poston,  JT1.37200
Knox, Russell1.37100
Lee, KH1.26800
Percy, Cameron1.26500
An, B1.26600
Clark, Wyndham1.26900
Norlander, Henrik1.16600
Stanley, Kyle1.16800
Reavie, Chez1.06700
Putnam, Andrew1.06800
Rodgers, Patrick1.06400
Duncan, Tyler0.96600
Lee, Danny0.86200
Armour, Ryan0.86500
Dufner, Jason0.76400
Lovemark, Jamie0.76400
Chappell, Kevin0.76500
Baddeley, Aaron0.76300
Burgoon, Bronson0.76200
Cook, Austin0.76300
McDowell, Graeme0.76700
Landry ,Andrew0.66400
Trahan, DJ0.66000
Hagy, Brandon0.66500
Koepka, Chase0.56000
Ventura, Kris0.56700
Taylor, Vaughn0.46300
Malnati, Peter0.46400
Cabrera-Bello, Rafa0.46800
Hearn, David0.46300
Brehm, Ryan0.46100
Gay, Brian0.46100
Holmes, JB0.46600
Murray, Grayson0.46100
Kang, Sung0.46200
Herman, Jim0.36200
Hossler, Beau0.36200
Walker, Jimmy0.36100
Tway, Kevin0.36200
Donald, Luke0.36000
Lebioda, Hank0.36200
Hickok, Kramer0.36300
Kraft, Kelly0.26200
Swafford, Hudson0.26400
Potter Jr., Ted0.26100
Kodaira, Satoshi0.26200
Wilkinson, Tim0.16300
Choi, KJ0.16000
McGirt, William0.16100
Van Pelt, Bo0.16000
Spaun, JJ0.16500
Aphibarnrat, Kiradech0.06400
ALL OTHERS0.0

These are my picks for the Valspar Championship

Top Tier: Patrick Reed

Mid Tier: Rose, Scheffler

Low Tier: Moore, Reavie

Out in Left Play: Watson

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: Horsfield *Risky

Thanks so much for reviewing this article, we sure do appreciate it. I’ll be in the Discord Channel after this article comes out to answer any questions. Please review the articles by Sia, Patrick and Antonio to help determine your picks and lineups. Do not forget that Sia’s Secret Weapon will be unleashed upon the Discord faithful later on tonight !

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!

SicilyKid/ Steven

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Welcome to The Zurich Classic Final Ownership Projections, brought to you by WinDailySports.com, the teams of Rham/Palmer, Cantlay/Schauffele, and Morikawa/Wolf are all top favorites to win. The first two teams mentioned above will be heavily owned.

Due to the changes brought about by Draftkings for the team format, we will not have ownership projections, what we do have is information on the teams ability to make the cut and will present that. Our ownership accuracy would have been around 36% for this format, we stay in the 96.9 to 99+ % for all our ownership projections and will have the solid numbers you expect next week when stroke play resumes. I have some associates out west who spent 28 hours straight trying to bring you the right numbers, we will not ask you to risk your hard earned money for just a 1 in 3 guess.

The following represents the percentage for a team to make the cut, not all teams are listed, the ones closest to the 50% to make the cut are as follows:

Harrington/Putnam 45.92% to make the cut

Taylor/Hojgaard 46.75%

Martin/Hadley 47.84%

Merritt/Streb 48.27%

Hossler/Hoge 48.34%

Hoffman/Watney 50.27%

Baddeley/Sloan 50.33%

Piercy/Bhatia 50.71%

Duncan/Schenk 50.87%

Kisner/Brown 50.98%

Jones/Spaun 51.08%

Teater/Straka 52.41%

Stanley/Lee 52.48%

Thompson/Gordon 54.19%

Laird/Taylor 54.35%

Uihlein/Werenski 55.16%

NeSmith/Sieffert 56.05%

Suh/Ghim 59.11%

Castro/Tringale 60.14%

Lewis/Pieters 61.05%

Bradley/Steele 61.40%

Hovland/Ventura 62.92%

Kirk/Todd 64.66%

Horschel/Burns 66.73%

Homa/Gooch 69.6%

Cantlay/Schauffele 82.6%

Palmer/Rahm 83.51%

The above is a cross section of teams from 50/50 to make the cut, to better than 8-1 for Rham/Palmer.

These are my picks for the Zurich Classic

Top Tier: Rahm/Palmer……not even close

Mid Tier: Suh/Ghim

Low Tier: Straka/ Teater

Out in Left Play: Laird/Taylor

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: Garnett/Stallings* *Risky

Thanks so much for reviewing this article, we sure do appreciate it. I’ll be in the Discord Channel after this article comes out to answer any questions. Please review the articles by Sia, Patrick and Antonio to help determine your picks and lineups. Do not forget that Sia’s Secret Weapon will be unleashed upon the Discord faithful later on tonight !

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!

SicilyKid/ Steven

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Welcome to The RBC Heritage Final Ownership Projections, brought to you by WinDailySports.com. Dustin Johnson, Webb Simpson, Collin Morikawa, and Patrick Cantlay are all top favorites to win. There have been a few surprises in the last decade at this tournament so beware. There was also a question on the show last night about golfers being mentally and physically exhausted after the Masters, and how they would do in the RBC.

In the last 10 years, anyone that played 4 rounds at the Masters the week before has only won….once. That means if you pick somebody that played all 4 rounds last week, they have a 90% chance of losing. In 2018 Kodaira is the only champion who played 4 rounds the week before. 9 of the last 10 winners either didn’t play or they missed the cut. Most of the top 5 fall in that same category as well. It does not mean I won’t be rostering golfers who played last week, but if it’s a close call, I will take the golfer who is better rested.

Jim Furyk has won here three times, he has 20% odds to make the top 20. The only problem is his insurance company allegedly has him at 42% to be walking the course, look up, then fall over dead. Tough choice.

Sia got on Nick last week for his Hideki pick, then offered Nick a free shot at him on the livestream last night, Nick declined, citing that you can’t run your mouth at a guy with such nice hair. The hair wins again. To win again you’re going to need the ownership projections for this week, so let’s dive in.

Golfer Ownership % Salary

Simpson, Webb 25.4 10700
Ancer, Abraham 24.3 8900
Fitzpatrick, Mathew 20.6 9100
Kirk, Chris 20.5 7500
Kim, Si Woo 18.9 7900
Zalatoris,Will 18.5 9700
Harman, Brian 18.5 8700
Hatton, Tyrrell 18.0 9500

Berger, Daniel 17.2 10000
Casey, Paul 17.1 9200
Conners, Corey 16.3 9300
Morikawa, Collin 14.7 10500
Henley, Russell 14.7 7900
Na, Kevin 13.3 8100
Grillo, Emiliano 13.3 7300
Cantlay, Patrick 12.7 10900
English, Harris 12.5 8400
Kisner, Kevin 12.3 7700
Garcia, Sergio 11.2 8600
Streelman, Kevin 10.9 7300
Bezuidenhout, Christiaan 10.7 7700
Poulter, Ian 10.7 7600
Johnson, Dustin 9.2 11600
Im, Sungjae 8.8 9000
Kucher, Matt 8.6 8000
Thompson, Michael 8.1 7200
Glover, Lucas 8.0 7100
Smith, Cameron 7.9 10200
Lowry, Shane 7.8 8500
Hadwin, Adam 6.9 7100
Horschel, Billy 6.7 8200
Wallace, Matt 6.7 7500
NeSmith, Matthew 6.7 6900
Grace, Branden 6.5 7600
Poston, JT 6.4 7100
Kizzire, Patton 6.4 6500
Fleetwood, Tommy 6.2 8800
Ghim, Doug 5.7 6900
Munoz, Sebastian 5.5 7500
Todd, Brendon 5.2 7300
Davis. Cameron 4.9 7400
Ortiz, Carlos 4.4 7400
Cink, Stewart 4.1 6700
MacIntyre, Robert 3.8 7800
Johnson, Zack 3.5 7200
Westwood, Lee 3.5 8300
Hoge, Tom 3.6 6400
Burns, Sam 3.5 7400
Frittelli, Dylan 3.4 7200
McCarthy, Denny 2.9 7000
Wise, Aaron 2.9 7300
Varner III, Harold 2.7 7000
Howell III, Charlie 2.5 7200
Furyk, Jim 2.5 6600
Sabbatini, Rory 2.5 6800
Garnett, Brice 2.4 6400
Hughes, Mackenzie 2.4 7000
Putnam, Andrew 2.2 6900
Snedeker, Brandt 2.2 6800
Pan, CT 2.1 7100
Martin, Ben 2.1 6400
Straka, Sepp 2.1 7000
Seiffert, Chase 2.1 6700
Noren, Alex 1.9 7100
Knox, Russell 1.9 6800
Long, Adam 1.6 6700
Hadley, Chesson 1.5 6300
List, Luke 1.3 6900
Moore, Ryan 1.3 6900
Hubbard, Mark 1.3 6300

Reavie, Chez 1.1 6600
Villegas, Camilo 1.1 6500
Perez, Pat 1.0 6400
Gordon, Will 1.0 6500
Higgs, Harry 0.9 7000
Lee, KH 0.9 6600
Hoag, Bo 0.8 6200
Taylor, Nick 0.8 6600
Stanley, Kyle 0.8 6600
Hagy, Brandon 0.8 6800
Nimmer, Bryson 0.8 6000
Piercy, Scott 0.8 6300
Stallings, Scott 0.7 6400
Lahiri, Anirban 0.6 6600
Willett, Danny 0.6 6700
Landry ,Andrew 0.6 6400
McNealy, Maverick 0.5 6700
Lee, Danny 0.5 6200
Norlander, Henrik 0.5 6700
An, B 0.5 6900
McDowell, Graeme 0.5 6600
Campos, Rafael 0.5 6400
Bryan, Wesley 0.5 6300
Lewis, Tom 0.5 6500
Stuard, Brian 0.4 6300
Dufner, Jason 0.4 6300
Merritt, Troy 0.4 6200
Gay, Brian 0.4 6200
Duncan, Tyler 0.3 6100
Malnati, Peter 0.3 6400
Armour, Ryan 0.3 6200
Schenk, Adam 0.3 6500
Taylor, Vaughn 0.3 6200
Rodgers, Patrick 0.3 6500
Donald, Luke 0.3 6000
Kodaira, Satoshi 0.3 6300
Gligic, Michael 0.3 6200
Cook, Austin 0.2 6100
Streb, Robert 0.2 6300
Haas, Bill 0.2 6000
Herman, Jim 0.2 6100
Choi, KJ 0.1 6000
Potter Jr., Ted 0.1 6100
Harrington, Scott 0.1 6100
Hossler, Beau 0.1 6200
Swafford, Hudson 0.1 6500
Augenstein, John 0.0 6200

All others 0%

These are my picks for the RBC Heritage

Top Tier: Matthew Fitzpatrick, Chris Kirk

Mid Tier: Kevin Na, Matt Kucher

Low Tier: Si Woo Kim, Russell Henley

Out in Left Play: Matthew NeSmith

Frisky Risky Biscuit Play: Sepp Straka *Risky

Thanks so much for reviewing this article, we sure do appreciate it. I’ll be in the Discord Channel after this article comes out to answer any questions. Please review the articles by Sia, Patrick and Antonio to help determine your picks and lineups.

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!

SicilyKid/ Steven

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In this edition of PGA DFS picks, we’re looking for a big payday at The Masters and helping you find some winning teams to boost your bankroll!

PGA DFS Course Notes:

  • Reduced field of 88 golfers with all the big names
  • 36-hole Cut: Top 50 and ties (10-stroke rule NOT in effect)
  • Last year’s champion: Dustin Johnson (November)
  • The course: Augusta National (Donald Ross design)
    • Par 72: 7,475 yards
    • Bentgrass greens
    • Tournament is back to its usual April date, so the course will play differently than it did five months ago
    • Patrons are back at Augusta National
    • Winners typically come from PM Thursday/AM Friday groups
  • Wind will blow, course should play tough if it doesn’t rain at all
  • Focus Stat Categories: Course History, Strokes Gained: Approach, SG: Off the Tee, Driving Distance, Birdie or Better %, SG: Around the Green, Par 5 scoring

The Picks:

Elite PGA DFS (DK $9,500 and up):

Dustin Johnson (DK $11,500) – Because of this week’s soft pricing and slew of viable golfers in the $7K range, getting DJ into your teams won’t be that much of a hassle, even with one more $9K and up player in the mix. Despite two less-than-stellar finishes at the WGC-Workday and Players Championship, DJ still offers the most consistent upside at this venue, where he won in November. It’s playing differently now, but he knows that. Don’t overthink this – get exposure to DJ in all formats.

Jon Rahm (DK $11,000) – The Rahm/DJ combo leaves you with $6,875 per golfer for the remaining four slots on DK, and with some of the talent in this field, even those stars-and-scrubs teams don’t look too scrubby. But there are some key golfers I like in the $7.5-$8.5K range that I won’t be able to get if I use the top two salaries – so most of my teams will feature one or the other, and in some cases, neither. Rahm, a new father, seems a little more cash-viable than the next two guys, and he’s fine for single-entry GPPs.

Bryson DeChambeau (DK $10,800) – I know he’s in Sia’s initial picks column and Joel loves him – and I agree he has plenty of upside – but Bryson’s aggressive approach on Par 4s worries me a bit. He tends to attack those holes and try to create his own scoring chances instead of treading water and waiting for his opportunities. If it didn’t work in November, when he finished T34, it may not work in April, even with the new driver that he says will mitigate the shot dispersal. I’ll tread lightly with him, but I think he’s fun to watch and root for.

Rory McIlroy (DK $10,100) – Rory may very well be the same golfer who was dominating before the pandemic, but it’s hard to see that in his results. Still – he managed to finish T5 here in November and certainly has enough Top 10 finishes at Augusta (and no finish worse than T21 in his last five tries) to land in the Top 5 again. He’s never won here, but he’s guaranteed for low ownership relative to the rest of this bunch and that really intrigues me.

Patrick Cantlay (DK $9,800) – Like Sia, I like the price on Cantlay and think he’s about as solid an overall golfer as you can find in the field, without any glaring weaknesses and sporting a game face for the ages. Much like Patrick Reed, Cantlay is not here to make friends, and Augusta National is a fine a venue as any for his first major win. Ownership will probably end up between 15-20%, but I really like him for single-entry GPPs and I’ll have exposure in all formats.

Also consider: Justin Thomas (GPP), Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa

Mid-Range PGA DFS (DK $7,600 to $9,400):

Jordan Spieth (DK $9,400) – Fresh off a win at the Valero, folks will be dying to play Spieth at the site of his greatest triumph and most epic collapse. He knows the course, he’s playing great golf (even if he’s still a little erratic off the tee and on some approaches), and I’ll have a hard time fading him, even when his ownership spikes. Last week I said I was excited to play him, and I clearly didn’t play him enough. My single-entry team had 5/6 make the cut and cash in every instance, but it earned about one-hundredth of what it should have because I had Tony Finau (the lone MC) instead of Spieth as my big spend.

Webb Simpson (DK $9,000) – Simpson’s course history is a lesson in perseverance and scholarship, as he’s learned how to “master” Augusta in recent years. Now in his tenth year playing the Masters, he’s in position for another Top 10 and continued, under-the-radar success. I’ll have Simpson at about 25% in my GPPs and he’s on the short list for my single-entry player pool. I may even play around with some Milly builds that have him as my only $9K and up player, and everybody else on the team is $7,700 and up.

Viktor Hovland (DK $8,700) – The experts are giving Hovland no love this week, and while he’s in the Top 20 of my model, I can understand why – as a really strong short game seems like a must to win at Augusta. Hovland may not be the best around the greens, but he’s awesome on Par 5s and that’s where most of the scoring is done at this golf course. If his ownership dips a little bit from the early projections, I’ll increase my shares.

Hideki Matsuyama (DK $8,300) – I normally don’t play a lot of Matsuyama because of his erratic putting, but he has a bunch of Top 20 finishes at Augusta because of his amazing ball-striking and performance “around” the greens. His overall short game still ranks in the Top 40 of the field for Augusta and its closest course comps, and he seems to know where to miss in off the tee here, since he’s navigated his poor tee shots well in the past.

Matthew Fitzpatrick (DK $8,100) – Fitzpatrick could have been priced at $9K and I’d have interest, because this is a course where he could win – if he can just elude the one bad round he seems to have at every major. His form is alarmingly consistent, with five straight Top 20s internationally and four straight within the Top 11 since the Genesis. He’s a fine play in all formats and there’s always the chance he finally breaks through.

Sergio Garcia (DK $7,900) – Garcia still hits it like a beast off the tee (long and straight) and he’s got the requisite experience at Augusta to tackle this difficult layout and win – or at least contend – again. He’s one of my favorite value plays in the mid-range and while there’s inherent risk with him because of his volatility, it’s a week without too many guarantees.

Paul Casey (DK $7,700) – A missed cut in 2019 (which started out with an uncharacteristic 81) is just about the only recent blemish on Casey’s record at Augusta, which includes a T6 in 2015, T4 in 2016 and solo 6th in 2017. He’s had a monster resurgence in 2021, with six straight finishes inside the Top 12, including a win in Dubai and T5s at both Pebble Beach and the Players.

Also consider: Patrick Reed, Brooks Koepka (GPP), Tyrrell Hatton (GPP), Lee Westwood, Daniel Berger, Scottie Scheffler, Cameron Smith, Bubba Watson (GPP)

Value PGA DFS (DK $6,600 to 7,500):

Louis Oosthuizen (DK $7,500) – As long as his back doesn’t lock up before his tee time, Louis should be a solid pick this week at Augusta, where he almost always plays well. In many ways, Oosty is like the still-under-40, cheaper version of Lee Westwood. The South African has one thing that Westwood doesn’t – and that’s a major championship victory. He’s among the top golfers in this value range.

Will Zalatoris (DK $7,300) – What Zalatoris lacks in experience he makes up for in talent and fearlessness, and he proved in the U.S. Open at Winged Foot he can take whatever a golf course and extremely windy conditions has to offer. He’s a solid bet to make the cut, and even though he’s a first-timer at Augusta, he’s played casual rounds and seems to understand (from quotes and interviews) how to play the course.

Max Homa (DK $7,100) – The fact that Homa won at Riviera factors into his inclusion in the value picks, because he’s got minimal experience here (just a missed cut at the November event) and finishes just inside the Top 40 on my model. But if I’m looking for GPP plays with confidence and upside, he’s a solid pick.

Corey Conners (DK $6,900) – If you’re looking to avoid chalk in GPPs and assume more risk, then maybe you’d prefer to spend the extra $100 and grab Victor Perez, who should come in under 5% ownership. But Conners is a much safer pick, with two made cuts in two tries and a top 10 in November. Granted, we could see a few three-putts and greenside abominations from the Canadian ball-striking sensation, but he’s so good tee-to green it might not matter. A staple in cash games for his low price and a guy to watch this year.

Si Woo Kim (DK $6,700) – The more I dig into the windy weather and the mixed model, the more I like Kim as a GPP risk-reward play. He’s made three straight cuts at Augusta after missing in his 2017 debut, and he’s got oodles of Top 25 upside this year. He already has one 2021 win (at the AMEX) and while he missed some cuts in February and withdrew at Bay Hill, his last two finishes are a T9 at the Players and T23 at the Valero last week. I’ll be massively overweight on the field and I’m thinking about using him on my largest field single-entry GPP.

Sebastian Munoz (DK $6,600) – It’ll be interesting to see how well Munoz makes the adjustment form his Masters debut in November to a much harder and faster course this week, but his recent form is solid (aside from a MC at the Players) and the price is fair. The Colombian golfer sports solid metrics on most of the course comps (excluding TPC Sawgrass) and could be an option as a last piece.

More value golfers to consider: Joaquin Niemann (GPP), Justin Rose (GPP), Billy Horschel, Victor Perez (GPP), Brian Harman, Matt Kuchar, Christian Bezuidenhout, Danny Willett, Phil Mickelson, Cameron Champ (GPP)

Longshot Punts PGA DFS (DK $6,500 and under):

Carlos Ortiz (DK $6,500) – He’s a Masters virgin but has been practicing this week with Jordan Spieth and Sergio Garcia to learn the ropes of this famously difficult risk-reward layout. He seems to play the comp courses well and can get insanely hot with his short game, so I’m very interested in using him in a bunch of GPPs.

Kevin Na (DK $6,500) – Playing Na is always a bold move because he’s so prone to withdrawing due to injury and his game can be erratic, but his short game is elite and he’s underpriced for his upside here. He’s the ultimate GPP punt this week and he’s never all that popular because he scares the crap out of people.

Charl Schwartzel (DK $6,300) – A former Masters champion who placed third here in 2017, I’ll be using Schwartzel on a few of my GPP teams where I need salary relief from one or two spots because I’m playing two $10K+ studs. He’s in the top 50 of my model, so at this price we’re looking for a made cut and a couple birdie streaks during the weekend to land him a Top 25.

Additional punts: Robert Macintyre (GPP), Ryan Palmer (GPP), Zach Johnson, Jimmy Walker, Stewart Cink, Bernhard Langer

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The Masters: Initial Picks

Sia

Hello Friends and Welcome to the Masters: Initial Picks.  The entire Win Daily PGA Team will have plenty of the usual content coming so stay tuned for that and stay tuned to Discord and the Win Daily Podcasts and Livestreams.  Content related to course dynamics will come out later in the week (i.e. – The Insight Sheet), but I can tell you that I’m looking for ball strikers (OTT and APP) with a greater emphasis than usual OTT.  Having the all-around game is certainly a bonus.  One additional thing to keep in mind is that there are only 89 golfers in this field so ownership percentages will look a little higher than normal.  More on that on our PGA show and in the Win Daily Sports Ownership Breakdown.  Now let’s get to The Masters picks.

Dustin Johnson (11500) – The best in the world has been a little off lately, but he’s had a couple weeks to gather himself and even if the entire game isn’t pristine, he should do well.  Pricing is soft as expected so there’s no issue with paying the heavy price and making a lineup you are comfortable with.   Since 2015, DJ has finished 6th, 4th, 10th, 2nd and 1st at the Masters.  No, that’s not a typo.

Bryson DeChambeau (10800) – Certainly a great course fit and the recent play checks out with a 3rd at the Players and a 1st at the API (match play struggles don’t worry me at all).  Bryson’s finishes in previous Masters appearances are not great, but then again, most of those efforts he was literally a different player/species.  I’m happy to take the upside at the heavy price.

Xander Schauffele (10000) – It’s early but I get the sense Xander is going to carry a slight ownership discount relative to big names right next to him like Patrick Cantlay, Collin Morikawa, Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas.  The truth is that Xander has been very mediocre as of late, but we know he has the all-around game to compete with the best, as he illustrated in 2019 with a 2nd place finish. 

Patrick Cantlay (9800) – When you actually watch Cantlay play, nothing jumps off the screen relative to the Bryson’s and DJ’s of the world, but don’t be fooled as he is truly great in every area (OTT, APP, ARG and PUTT).  A very fair price here.

Collin Morikawa (9600) – In 2020, Morikawa finished tied for 46th in his Masters debut.  Now that he’s got some Masters experience under his belt, I’ll go ahead and lean on the ball striking and hope for a decent putting performance.  Collin rates out as the best in the ball striker department (OTT and APP combined) since the beginning of this calendar year.

Viktor Hovland (8700) – Didn’t play in 2020, but did finish 32nd in his debut in 2019.  Hovland’s ball striking is elite and his short game is coming along.  If he were coming in with better recent form (3 below average tournaments in a row) then he’d be in the mid-9k range.  I’m willing to take a chance on him in spite of the bad recent stretch. 

Sungjae Im (8600) – Sungjae has been very consistent and has the game to succeed here, as evidenced by his 2nd place finish in his debut in 2020.  His game translates to this course and his price gives you an easy and relatively safe mid-tier option to roster.

Sergio Garcia (7900) – Sergio has missed his last two cuts at The Masters, but he did win in 2017.  He’s great OTT and great on APP and fits into my BS mold (Top 10 this Calendar year), but perhaps more importantly, his putting has picked up lately and I see no reason why he can’t contend here on Sunday.

Abraham Ancer (7400) – Granted, the 2020 track at the Masters is going to play differently than what we will have in 2021 (October versus April), but Ancer should come in with plenty of confidence as he finished T13 in 2020 in spite of a horrific 76 on Sunday.  I like Ancer’s all-around game and expect him to outscore his price.

Joaquin Niemann (7400) – Plenty of upside with Neimann as he has been striking the ball very well in 2021.  Those performances have translated into Top 30 finishes over his last 4 tournaments, which is good, but frankly I think he’s on the cusp of turning those Top 30’s into Top 15’s.  Niemann has one appearance at The Masters which resulted in an MC in 2018.

Victor Perez (7000) – Very risky play who certainly won’t be in my core lineups, but his last two PGA Tour events he’s been very good with the ball striking and I’m hoping he may have found something to give your lineups big time ownership leverage as potential pivots from guys like Corey Conners.

Corey Conners (6900) – A great ball striker who is likely to be chalky so be prepared to pivot if needed.  Conners is a touch underpriced here so I see value, particularly in cash game lineups.  As for GPP’s, we will have plenty of pivots as the week progresses so stay tuned for those options as the content comes pouring out.

Si Woo Kim (6700) – Your ultimate hit or miss golfer who has had plenty of missed cuts in his recent play.  With that said, he’s had some good showings as well with a 9th at the Players and some solid play at the Valero Texas Open.  Add to that he’s got 3 Top 35’s his last 3 years at the Masters and you’ve got some upside here.

Ryan Palmer (6500) – Hasn’t played here in a long while but he does have plenty of experience at The Masters (his last appearance was a 33rd place finish in 2015).  His ball striking game is too good to be this low in the pricing and he’s great value here.

Secret Weapon (less than 7k/less than 5% owned) – See you in The Win Daily Sports PGA Discord.

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The Masters Final Ownership Projection

An Experience Like No Other…….THAT is the Masters. Welcome to The Masters Final Ownership Projection. We have been patiently waiting for the “ Super Bowl” of golf and now it has arrived. If you haven’t already, please check out the other content we have on Win Daily Sports!

There is rain in the forecast, the 10 shot cut rule has been scrapped for time constraints, and there’s a guy with a driver as long as Abe Lincoln, pounding drives 400 feet plus. (He still has to put it in the hole on the green)

ESPN held their Saturday College Game Day at Augusta last weekend, and ever since then, we have heard every pundit crow about their favorite to don the green jacket as well as the state of last years champion Tiger Woods.

It’s now time to add a little science into the equation, and if you don’t believe in science, I have a friend that wants you to stand still while he coughs on you for a little bit. The objective of having the ownership projections is to allow you to roster your teams with someone besides the flavor of the week, to gain leverage on your entire competition, and to unlock that six man team that puts a boatload of cash in your account, with that being said, welcome to the DraftKings Milly Maker and The Masters Final Ownership Projections.

I really liked DJ this week, until his ownership hit the 30 mark, he is presently at 31.1% and is now a fade for me, I don’t blame you if you go with him, keep in mind at 10,000 in salary he needs to finish top 2 to get value, and the best you get is a tie with 70,000 other players (30% of the 236,764 entry field) if you find someone else that matches or beats his score at a lower ownership %, you just got on top of 70,000 of your competitors.

Jon Rahm is next at 23.4%, Xander Schauffele follows at 22.6%, Tony Finau is 22.4%, Jason Kokrak is 21.6% and severely over owned for his salary and odds to make the top 20. Hideki Matsuyama is 21%, it then drops down a bit to Patrick Reed at 16.7%, Rory McILroy at 16.6%, Bryson “the bomber” DeChambeau is 16.5%, Webb Simpson is 15.5%, Cameron Smith is 15.4 % i like him,  Justin Thomas is 15.2%, Sebastian Munoz is 14.7%, Matthew Fitzpatrick is 14.2%, Patrick Cantlay is 14%, Louis Oosthuizen is 13.3%, Bubba Watson is 13.2%, I like him and his %, Scottie Scheffler is 13%, a sleeper with risk, next we have 4 golfers within .01 of 12% owned each, they are Ian Poulter, Matthew Wolff, Jason Day and Brooks Koepka, all at 12%. Tyrell Hatton is 11.2%, Cameron Champ is 10.7%, Si Woo Kim is 10.5% and a sleeper.

Golfers Under 10% Ownership:

Justin Rose is 9.6%, Shane Lowry and Lanto Griffin are 9.4%, Kevin Kisner is 8.7% owned, I am on Kevin, Corey Conners is 8.6%, Erik Von Rooyen and Zach Johnson are 8.5%, Lee Westwood is 8.4%, Sungjae IM is 8.2%, Adam Scott and Abraham Ancer are 8.0 % owned, you will find JT Poston and Rickie Fowler at 5.9%, which will be 6% by the time Michael’s grandmother is done, Collin Morikawa is 5.8%, and he is Patrick “Sharps” Scott’s favorite player by a mile, Patrick learned that the first tourney at Augusta was the Masters National Invitational, he thought it would be a good idea to have them change it to the Collin Morikawa Invitational, he called up to the clubhouse and, allegedly, the conversation went like this: “Hello, can I speak to Hootie?” “Sir, our great chairman, Hootie, has passed, god bless Hootie.“ Then Patrick said, “Well then, could you connect me to one of the blowfish?”
There must have been some bad reception because the call was severed immediately. Good Luck with that Patrick! Paul Casey is 5.7%, Jordan Spieth is 5.1%

Golfers Under 5% Ownership:

Tommy Fleetwood is 4.8%, Francesco Molinari and Kevin Na are 4.5%, Charles Howell lll is 4.4%, B. An. and Tiger Woods are 4.2%, last year they said Tiger wasn’t playing  well, he was hurt, hadn’t played much, just like this year, and where did he finish last year? Michael, Joel and Sia could answer that in a second! Matt Wallace is 3.8%, Billy Horschel  is 3.4%, Matt Kuchar is 3.2%, Max Homa is 2.7%, Chez Reavie and Adam Hadwin are 2.3%, Brandt Snedeker is 2.2%, Lucas Glover is 2.1%, Bernd Weisberger is 2%.

Golfers Under 2% Ownership:

Charl Schwartzel is 1.9%, Brendan Todd and Dylan Frittelli are 1.8%, Gary Woodland is 1.7%, wow, remember when Woodland was 10K in salary and 25% owned? Hope he makes it back. Justin Harding is also 1.7%, Christian Bezuidenhout is 1.2%, Tyler Duncan is 1.1%, Henrik Stenson is 1%. Everyone else at the time of this report is under 1% owned, including Rafa Cabrera Bello at .86 of a %.

Masters Picks:

I loved DJ until his ownership went viral, I’m moving to Jon Rahm (10.5K) for the high end. I also like Xander at 9800.

I’ll also take some Bubba Watson (9K) and Tony Finau, (8800) more bubba due to ownership. Matthew Wolff (8500) is honorable mention here. Next are Louis Oosthuizen (7900) and Scottie Scheffler (7800). I’m going to have some Cameron Smith (7300) and Kevin Kisner (7100)

My out in left play this week is Si Woo Kim, (6800) he missed the cut by 1 stroke last week and I feel like he not only makes the cut, he makes the top 25.

Thank you for reviewing the Masters Final Ownership Projections, we appreciate it. Please review all the articles from Sia, Antonio, Patrick, and myself, once the article goes up I’ll be in DISCORD to go over any questions you may have, or to help with ownership, roster construction, leverage, and player to player metrics.  Don’t miss Sia’s Secret Weapon (dun dun dun) coming up soon on Discord! It’s won more times than Tom Brady! (Okay, that Saints game doesn’t count) Sia’s Secret Weapon is coming out soon!

As always, I hope to see you, in the money.

Everyone, this tourney represents everything that is cool about golf, please enjoy it as you sweat the cut and scream your way to a Sunday conclusion. By the way, Webster’s dictionary will not be adding the f word to the front of bogie, even though it’s used a million more times a week by guys like us. Maybe next time.

– Steven/ Sicily kid

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The Masters: The Betting Card

These are the bets I like “pre-flop” (copyright Gill Alexander from VSIN), but I need to emphasize that this tournament in particular is ripe for betting as the tournament moves along (in other words, the opportunity here is going to be after the tournament begins).  This is a result of a myriad of factors, including the weather and how debutantes will handle the course, but regardless of that, my biggest successes from an outright and matchups standpoint tend to be mid-tourney.  With that said, I like the bets below and I strongly advise jumping in Discord as this tournament moves along for my mid-tourney matchup and outright plays from the DraftKings Sportsbook. Here is my first ever Masters: The Betting Card.

72 Hole Matchups

Fitzpatrick (-125) over Kokrak

Si Woo Kim (-110) over Byeong Hun An

Lucas Glover (+110) over Gary Woodland

Christian Bezuidenhout (-106) over Bernd Wiesberger

Top 20 Finish

Patrick Cantlay (-110)

Jason Day (+100)

Patrick Reed (+100)

Ian Poulter (+300)

Corey Conners (+350)

Matt Wallace (+450)

1st round Leader

Tony Finau (33 to 1)

Abraham Ancer (66 to 1)

Jason Kokrak (66 to 1)

Si Woo Kim (80 to 1)

Sebastian Munoz (90 to 1)

Christian Bezuidenhout (100 to 1)

*Yes, I realize I have faded Kokrak in a matchup against Fitzpatrick.  Kokrak grades out well for this course, I’m just expecting more consistency out of Fitzpatrick over four days.

Outright Winner

Patrick Cantlay (28 to 1)

Parick Reed (30 to 1)

Matthew Fitzpatrick (66 to 1)

Abraham Ancer (125 to 1)

Lanto Griffin (200 to 1)

*These outright recommendations are exclusively predicated on value.  I believe that Dustin Johnson will win this tournament, but I’m not willing to take him at +850 in this field.  My hope would be that Dustin Johnson has one or two below average days to start the tournament so that I can add him to my outright betting card at longer odds.  Again, stay dialed in Discord as this tournament moves along for these types of plays. Make sure to check out the rest of our Masters content on Win Daily Sports!

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The Insight Sheet gets you ready before lock at the 2020 Masters. Inside is my personal player selection. Make sure to be on Discord Wednesday night to get final questions asked and for help with lineup building. As always, the sheet uses DraftKings pricing but the model is set up for overall play. Players can be used on all sites.

Players priced $10,000 and higher

Dustin Johnson $10,000 (Model #1, Projected Ownership 24% 28%)
Bryson DeChambeau $11,200 (M2, 16%)
Jon Rahm $10,500 (M3, 22%)
Justin Thomas $10,700 (M10, 15%)

Players priced between $9,900 and $9,000

Tyrrell Hatton $9,400 (M4, 12%)
Bubba Watson $9,000 (M6, 15%)
Patrick Reed $9,200 (M11, 19%)
Xander Schauffele $9,800 (M12, 19% 21%)
Collin Morikawa $9,500 (M24, 4% 8%)

Players priced between $8,900 and $8,000

Tony Finau $8,800 (M8, 22% 25%)
Matthew Wolff $8,500 (M18, 17% 14%)
Adam Scott $8,900 (M20, 8%)
Rickie Fowler $8,100 (M22, 7% 5%)

Players priced between $7,900 and $7,000

Sungjae Im $7,500 (M15, 3%)
Scottie Scheffler $7,800 (M16, 13% 15%)
Matthew Fitzpatrick $7,600 (M19, 9% 13%)
Lee Westwood $7,200 (M30, 6%)
Cameron Smith $7,300 (M42, 10% 15%)
Cameron Champ $7,100 (M-NA, 2%)

Players priced $6,900 and below

Erik Van Rooyen $6,900 (M21, 4% 7%)
Corey Conners $6,600 (M23, 11%)
Lucas Glover $6,400 (M34, 3%)
Justin Harding $6,300 (M57, 1%)
Francesco Molinari $6,700 (M-NA, 5%)

Strategy for the 2020 Masters

It’s a simple strategy and that is to try and jam in as many of the top players in the world into your lineups. Majors bring out the best and more often then not, the top players are sitting on the podium and the 2020 Masters is even more the rule. This idea though is shared through out the industry and alterations need to be made…slightly. Make hard stands with the guys up top. For myself I have Rory, Brooks and Hideki all inside my top 20 but by leaving them out of my player pool for various reasons, if they bomb there’s a potential of over 50% ownership that was just leaped frogged. Could any of those three win this week? Absolutely, and no one would be surprised either but I cannot play everyone. Just alter one or two sports from a cash/chalky line and you should be good.

One last thing, if a golfer in the 6K/7K range is getting traction, pivot else where. This week’s candidate is Jason Kokrak and his projected 22% 18% ownership. WHAT!?!? There is a better chance that they miss the cut then wind up top 20. Get ahead of the field.

Cash Game Core (No one over $10,000)

Xander Schauffele $9,800
Tony Finau $8,800
Matthew Fitzpatrick $7,600


This gives you a total of $26,200 and leaves you with $23,800. On average your remaining players cost $7,900. Could easily add a $9,500 player or equivalent and still have over $7,000 to fill out your two remaining spots.

**In the tiers below, you can mix in the cash plays with those of the different tournament selection. The higher you go with tournament entries for the 2020 Masters the farther down the list you can include.**

Single Entry / 3 Max GPP

10K – Dustin Johnson & Jon Rahm – I would do two lineups with one or the other and a third with the other player. If you want to get riskier, going with both of them could work but I don’t think it’s necessary.
9K – Patrick Reed
7K – Scottie Scheffler & Cameron Smith
6K – Corey Conners

20 Max GPP

10K – Bryson DeChambeau & Justin Thomas
9K – Tyrrell Hatton & Bubba Watson
8K – Matthew Wolff
7K – Lee Westwood
6K – Erik Van Rooyen & Francesco Molinari

150 Max GPP

9K – Collin Morikawa
8K – Adam Scott & Rickie Fowler
7K – Sungjae Im & Cameron Champ
6K – Lucas Glover & Justin Harding

As a general rule of thumb that I follow when “normally” entering 150 max is the higher the golfer is priced, you should have more of them in your lineups. For example…

10K Player – 40%
9K Player – 30%
8K Player – 20%
7K Player – 10%
6K Player – 5%

These golfers are priced like they are for a reason (for the most part). Don’t kill good lineups because you have 30% of a 6K player. Could he go off and you’re way up on the competition, sure. There’s a better chance that they sink those lineups instead. With the 2020 Masters, I would try and play it more to the vest, making small changes to cash lineups.

Projected Ownership – FanShareSports

Monkey Knife Fight – 2020 Masters

Using the information above, you can even make some money on Monkey Knife Fight! As I said I like Jon Rahm and I’m fading Rory McIlroy, so you can grab the MORE Fantasy Points for Rahm and the LESS Fantasy Points for McIlroy and make some more money! Check out how to play with our quick overview here.

Thank you for reading the Insight Sheet for the 2020 Masters. You can find my other work here on my Author Page. Follow Win Daily Sports (@WinDailySports) and myself (@DFSPatrickScott) on Twitter for up to date news. You can also come hang out in the Win Daily Sports Discord Chat to talk it out with everyone before lock!

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