The Northern Trust Final Ownership Projections

Welcome to The Northern Trust Final Ownership Projections, this week is the first week of the FedEx Championships, where 124 golfers (Oosti will not be in the player pool this week) will try to make the top 70 to move on to next week and the ultimate prize in East Lake, where first place is 15 million instead of ten, and last place makes you a millionaire. This years prize pool is 60 million, the players are allegedly very thankful for Joel, aka Draft Master Flex, for arranging the additional financing.

This field is loaded, our program told us it was the strongest field in the PGA tourney, not only this year, but in all history. When you see 6K players who have won a tourney or two, you’ll know why.

Bryson Dechambeau is walking into a hornets nest, New Yorkers, for some reason, do not like him at all and they will be in different phases of sobriety this weekend, they will be heckling Bryson, often, always, and in a very loud fashion. His low ownership reflects that.

Daniel Berger’s dad was once ranked 7th in the world as a top tennis pro, when Daniel was 13 he took his son to a golf course and asked the head pro to watch him for a few minutes and see if he had potential. They hit a few sleeves on the range and the pro asked Daniel if he was ready to play the course. “What are we going to play for” the youngster asked, “Let’s play a $20 closeout.” While the pro was asking him if it was alright, Daniel shot back with, “are you alright with getting your butt kicked by a 13 year old ?” That’s what I call moxie. Rahm has it, D.J. has it but he’s more reserved, Koepka has a huge neon sign with moxie plastered across his chest. Hatton and Garcia have it, but their emotions can get them unhinged. Berger has a lot of moxie and a lot riding on this weekend, the biggest challenge is for him to make the Ryder cup and he will be auditioning all weekend. I will have some shares of Berger this week, I like moxie, also some Spieth and Rahm as well.

Our program said 48 of the golfers this week have a shot at winning this tourney, that’s getting close to half the field and that’s the most its ever come up with, thus the strongest field narrative. Let’s get to the ownership so you can review and adjust your rosters if necessary.

The Northern Trust Final Ownership Projections

These final ownership figures for The Northern Trust are accurate as of 17:33 CST. Chalk may be slightly higher by lock.

My picks for the Northern Trust

Top Tier: Rahm, Spieth, Mori

Mid Tier: Casey, Finau, Hatton

Low Tier: Vegas, Tringale

Out in Left Play: Ortiz

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

Thank you again for reviewing the The Northern Trust Final Ownership Projections article, we really 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, Isaiah and Antonio to help determine your picks and lineups.

Do not forget that Sia’s Secret Weapon for The Northern Trust will be released in Discord later on tonight! His record is an amazing 43-12 for the bottom tier that no one likes to play. Antonio will be releasing his BBB play and my frisky risky play will be released as well. Any late breaking steam plays or news, including weather, will be updated tonight in Discord.

Sia and Joel have their livestream Tuesday nights at 8:00 EST, Spencer from Tee Off Sports has joined them with in depth roster building, and they have a new segment called good chalk, bad chalk. When have any golf experts gone thru the player field, picking out some higher owned players and given them either a good chalk or bad chalk designation? It’s never happened until now, and Win Daily Sports has it. This is a good barometer for choosing cash, GPP, 50/50 and 3 max plays.

Ownership this week is spread pretty evenly, it’s due to the super strength of the field, lot’s of good choices, there are a few glaring players who are about 10% under owned, this is due to industry bias, and also that Dechambeau will be heckled with no mercy all tournament long, whether its for 2 days or 4 remains to be seen. They call Philadelphia the city of brotherly love, yet it’s the only city where the football fans booed Santa Claus and ran him off the field, injuring him, by pelting him with snowballs and slush balls. It’s probably a good thing it’s not snowing in NY/NJ this week at Liberty National golf course. New Yorkers could eat Philly fans for breakfast.

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