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Weekend: 10AM - 5PM

Well, last week sucked! That is, except for my picks in the “Under $7,000” and “Longshot” categories. For those of you that have been here for a while, you understand. For the new ones, Golf DFS has more variance than any other DFS sport, at least in my opinion. If these guys screw up, they don’t have a teammate that can lessen the negative impact of the play and minimize your scoring issues on DFS. It’s a different game (different course) every week and, if you’re lucky, you have to repeat your performance four times. One bad shot can equal a missed cut and that’s what we had last week with Top 3 guys in pricing all missing the cut. In NFL, a Mahomes’ interception costs you three points. A Tom Kim double bogey can cost you two days of points in DFS.
While we are away from no-cut events for a little while, we are getting into a somewhat quirky part of the season with Pro-Ams, multiple courses in an event, and 54-hole cuts. That’s what we have this week.
Highlights: The Stadium Course – Par 72 @ 7,113 yards. (Played twice)
The Nicklaus Course – Par 72 @ 7,152 yards
La Quinta – Par 72 @ 7,060 yards (Typically the easiest course on Tour)
The Nicklaus Course and La Quinta are the easiest scoring courses and the players will need to shoot low on these two courses to stay in contention. The Stadium Course is an easier-scoring course as well, but being a TPC, there are some blow-up holes.
TIP: If you are someone that plays the Showdowns, try to target guys on Nicklaus and La Quinta on Thursday – Saturday.
THIS IS A PHENOMENAL FIELD FOR THIS EARLY IN THE YEAR. YOU USUALLY DON’T SEE SO MANY GUYS IN THE TOP 20 PLAYING HERE.
NOTE: All pricing is based on DraftKings
** are my favorites in each category – could be pricing or the fact I think they play best.
You all know that I hate to play the highest priced guys each week and, even though I played Tom Kim last week, it still left a bad taste in my mouth. The problem with loading at the top is two-fold. One, you need a Top 10 of 15 for it to pay off and, God forbid they miss the cut like last week. Two, especially in normal-filed tournaments, it really limits your choices for the next five guys – unless you nail the under $7K guys like I did last week.
I am not telling you not to play any of these guys. I have and will myself. However, every person giving you fantasy advice is going to go here with comfort. So, all I’m saying is, use these guys but I need to do better and give you alternatives.
This week, the “Scrub Zone” is tough. That’s another reason why I’m hesitant with the guys at the top. Pricing isn’t as soft and the “risk” is a lot higher. The only plus is, unless there is a WD, YOU WILL GET 3 ROUNDS OUT OF ALL OF THESE GUYS!
Rickie Fowler ($7,800) is my longshot. He’s shown signs of some form returning at the end of last season and, prior to his MC here last year, he had back-to-back Top 25s. If his new swing is working and he’s had time to perfect it over the break, this price could pay off!
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GOOD LUCK!!