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CMcsporty wrote: »

Ha! Bryson, Wolff and Finau here also!
Not settling on Tony yet.
Any thoughts on a pivot to Tiger? He played well T2G at PGA.

I probably never play Tiger as he is never priced low enough to justify his current body and is always over owned as he is so popular, just think its the way to go.

Not to put you off or say its a bad play, but honestly its much easier for me just to take him off the table nearly every week

Brooks withdraws

Potential Underachiever wrote: »

I like your style, very ballsy! I haven't the bottle to go all out attack like you have there, hope it pays off for you.

I like Bryson in a pantomime villain sort of way, he's something different than the majority of pros, I'm all for it, I like Reed too! Would be too boring if they were all just golf robots.

Shame this is the last comp with a cut for a few weeks alright, I'm sure I will still play teams the next couple of weeks but yea it will not be as appealing.

I wouldn't do it most weeks just but I will on occasion if I really fancy one of the top 10k guys, its kind of a mini tournament in itself and if your pick is the highest finisher its a big part of the battle.

Now thats kind of obvious and easy say but I feel there is much to like about Bryson this week hopefully the irons get hot and not the putter going cold just really like his putting stroke from a repeatable standpoint.

All that being said I may when I look later move some shares to DJ as its hard to pass up a low owned guy who could go out and win, he has played some good golf recently outside of the 2 weeks I reckon he just gave up.

Hate seeing Day is going to be the monster chalk this week, really hate playing such high chalk but not sure what to do about that now, just hope people are put off by it a little considering its kinda been on the cards all week

Ah ya I'll throw in a few teams next week or 2 no doubt but it'll be very few

https://www.tourjunkies.com/blog/northerntrust2020keystats/

The FedEx Cup playoffs begin this week on the PGA Tour as the boys head to TPC Boston for the Northern Trust. There are now 124 players in this field (V.Taylor WD), and the T65 and ties will make the weekend. FedEx Cup points are needed for the bubble boys as only the top 70 in the FedEx Cup standings will get to play next week at the BMW Championship. If you’re betting on the golf action this week or playing DFS on DraftKings or FanDuel, then these key stats are a critical starting point for your research. I’ve only included the players in this week’s field for reference. As always, all of the stats are courtesy our friends at Fantasy National Golf Club.

TPC Boston is and Arnold Palmer design that Gil Hanse redesigned (and made more difficult) a few years back. At around 7,342 yards, this par 71 is a bombers paradise with wide fairways, slightly larger than average greens, wind as it’s only real defense. Past champions over the last five years at TPC Boston include; Bryson Dechambeau (pre steroids), Justin Thomas and Rory Mcllroy. We’ve got 3 par 5’s with only really 2 that are “gettable”. The par 3’s play quite long and require shot distances over 200 yards for 3 of the 4. The greens are bent grass and very fast, similar to Augusta National. We’ve also seen a handful of players mention how tricky the greens can be to read, so experience at TPC Boston may be something to consider. At the end of the day, we’re looking heavily at driving distance, SG: Approach, and long term SG: Putting on bent grass.

1. Strokes gained tee to green from last time they played at TPC Boston (2018 Dell): 1. Watson 2. Mitchell 3. Koepka 4. DJ 4. DeChambeau 5. Grillo 6. Ancer 7. Woodland 8. Rose 9. Finau 10. Cantlay

2. Historical GIR leaders are TPC Boston (min 8 rounds): 1. List 2. Casey 3. Scott 4. Cantlay 5. DJ 6. McIIroy 7. Fowler 8. Berger 9. Woodland 10. Glover

3. Strokes gained putting leaders last 50 rounds on Bent that also rank in the top 100 in ball striking: 1. Na 2. Spieth 3. Rose 4. Horschel 5. English 6. Fowler 7. Kisner 8. Hadwin 9. Day 10. DeChambeau

4. If I make a custom model with courses that are 7200-7400 yards, bent greens, and extremely fast greens, your top 10 in total strokes gained are: 1. Rahm 2. Fowler 3. Cantlay 4. McIIroy 5. DeChambeau 6. DJ 7. Finau 8. Leishman 9. Matsuyama 10. Rose

5. If I make another model with JUST strokes gained ball striking on courses that are 720-7400 yards, long rough, and average to difficult in scoring your top 10 are: 1. Cantlay 2. McIIroy 3. Casey 4. DJ 5. Scott 6. Bradley 7. Morikawa 8. Matsuyama 9. Rose 10. Woods



6. Top 10 in opportunities gained the last 12 rounds: 1. Koepka 2. Wolff 3. Henley 4. Horschel 5. Palmer 6. List 7. Piercy 8. Moore 9. Davis 10. Norlander

7. Strokes gained on the par 5’s will be the most important at TPC Boston this week, so top 10 in strokes gained on the par 5’s are: 1. McIIroy 2. Streelman 3. Day 4. Morikawa 5. Schauffele 6. JT 7. Rahm 8. DeChambeau 9. Cantlay 10. Reed

8. Top 10 in GIR’s gained the last 12 rounds: 1. Henley 2. Oosthuizen 3. Wolff 4. Morikawa 5. Koepka 6. List 7. Schauffele 8. Redman 9. Day 10. Kokrak

9. The two highest approach shot distribution buckets this week are 150-175 & 200+, so top 10 in proximity are: 1. Morikawa 2. HV3 3. Reavie 4. JT 5. Lowry 6. Matsuyama 7. Mickelson 8. Grillo 9. Kokrak 10. Scott

10. Top 10 ‘values’ on DK compared to FanDuel pricing: 1. Fowler 2. Ancer 3. Im 4. Fleetwood 5. Kisner 6. Na 7. Horschel 8. Davis 9. Oosthuizen 10. Rose

Byeung An with one of the worst rounds I've ever followed on **** tracker a painful watch

Potential Underachiever wrote: »

Not watching, just following shot tracker, looks like Bryson is all over the place.

Ya was the same with shot tracker

CMcsporty wrote: »

I dodged a bullet by switching from Bryson to DJ
But Wolff and Luis Oosthuizen are the only other guys performing.
Lowry and Champ will probably MC
Reed needs a few birdies

If Djs gets the putter rolling he could do damage but tis a big if.

Danny Lee was the answer this week it seems