PGA DFS: The Winning Element of the Military Tribute to the Greenbrier

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• Core: 8 golfers
• Favorites: 0 golfers
• Fringe: 10 golfers
• Substitutes: 27 golfers
• Chalk area: 4 golfers
• Total: 51 golfers

Basic players

156 players: the top 65 and the draws make the cup

Viktor Hovland ($ 10,900 / $ 12,100)

At this point, only a kind of new puncture injury would get me out of Viktor this week. I think his type of game, long but precise, perfectly matches TPC Old White. The statistics are too good. the motivation is there, the rest is there. I am close to all in.

Joaquin Niemann ($ 9,700 / $ 11,000)

Nothing against Joaquin here, but I think Hovland is a better golfer. That does not mean that Jaco will not beat him one week on the other, obviously, but Niemann only won more than 1.5 ball shots last year, so Hovland did it in five of his six competitions in which he played. I think the second piece behind Hovland will be either of the three guys; Bryson, this guy or the next one. It all depends on the composition of the team at that time and the number of cheap men you can count on.

Scottie Scheffler ($ 9,300 / $ 10,200)

Getting to know the two toughest golfers of slate means that I have to differentiate myself elsewhere. One of those ways that I want is to pair them with Scottie instead of Byeong Hun An & Sungjae Im, which should create a little more uniqueness in the construction. The young rising star of the Korn Ferry Tour, who earned full-time status this year, seems to have all the qualities of the game and does not count on the distance that separates it from the goal to score. We saw Sungjae Im burst onto the scene last year and get to the Tour Championship, and there's no reason Scottie does not follow.

Seven golfers under 8 km in the core

Bud Cauley ($ 7,700 / $ 9,400)

After almost a fatal car crash during Memorial Week, Cauley bounced back and managed to keep his card. He eventually retired to the Northern Trust, but theHonestly, it is rather a missed break than catching the previous flight missed. Previously, he had four cuts in a row to finish the season. It has a mix of everything it would take to be good here, and even has some success with it years ago with a top 5. A nice free package for the aforementioned golfers.

Mackenzie Hughes ($ 7,200 / $ 8,400)

In my first article of the week, I mentioned Hughes as a training golfer, and I will stick to this reading for now. I think his game of playing a stronger iron game and being more accurate on the distance with a hot putter is the way Kevin Na won last year and the reason he's probably in the top 20 first. I will ride with that at these prices.

Brendan Todd ($ 6,700 / $ 8,800)

That falls in the why, not the category this week. He plays golf inspired, performing four consecutive cups, including three in the top 20, some of which were part of the Korn Ferry tour, but many of these guys are on the ground this week, and he has a good story here with back back to top 10 in the mid-2010s. At this price, I'm ready to play around 20-30% to get three stacks of my top three.

Doug Ghim ($ 6,600 / $ 7,900)

I'm a total sucker for the guys I like, and Doug is one of them. I think he has a ton of talent and an ability to score points, he just needs a little time here. Now he is not worried except playing golf. He is neither too long nor too short and he played with the defending champion of the event Kevin Na earlier this week, something that, in my opinion, can have spin-offs. I like Kevin as a mentor here; it seems like an excellent connection. Let's see if this can translate into results as it did to Collin Morikawa after spending with Justin Thomas at the beginning of his career.

Chase Seiffert ($ 6,500 / $ 7,700)

If you've read my Korn Ferry Tour rankings, you'll know it's the only guy who really gets me upset. He had no status on any tour, but he finally got it last year after qualifying on Monday, then a place in the top 10 of the traveler's championship. I'm going to ride this wave until we know exactly who he is. His statistics on the Korn Ferry Tour would seem to fit perfectly this week at TPC Old White.

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Robby Shelton ($ 6,400 / $ 7,100) and Maverick McNealy ($ 6,400 / $ 7,300)

Both highly touted to go out of college, had to do it the hard way after not having earned enough money through sponsor exemptions. However, many stars have done this way in recent years, including Justin Thomas. I'm not going to pretend that any of these guys will become as good as JT, but they certainly have the talent to produce a high quality golf, able to rank among the 50 to 100 best golfers in the world. . This would mean that they are pretty undervalued at these prices and that they are ready to buy early. Always.

Marginal golfers (targeting a 20% stake and up to a dollar higher)

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