This week the PGA Tour heads to Monterey Peninsula for the first signature event of the season, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Coming off my playoff loss on Hideki last week, let’s hit the winner! Course Breakdown Pebble Beach Golf Links (All Rounds): Par 72, 6972 yards, 116 bunkers, fairways aren’t as wide, smallest greens on the PGA Tour, two Par 5s are reachable by … Continue reading AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am – Gambling/DFS Preview 2026

This week the PGA Tour heads to one of the most fun venues of the year with a loaded field at TPC Scottsdale for the WM Phoenix Open! Let’s hit a winner (or a second place winner behind Scheffler)! Course Breakdown Par 71, 7261 yards, plays a bit shorter because of the altitude, need to have a pretty well balanced game to succeed here with … Continue reading WM Phoenix Open – Gambling/DFS Preview 2026

This week the PGA Tour heads to the iconic Torrey Pines for the Farmers Insurance Open with Brooks Koepka making his return to the PGA. Let’s hit a winner! Course Breakdown South Course (All rounds): Par 72, 7765 yards, the longest and of of the most difficult courses on tour, the longest regular course (non-major) on the PGA Tour, plays 3-4 strokes more difficult on … Continue reading Farmers Insurance Open – Gambling/DFS Preview 2026

This week the PGA Tour starts the California swing with a three course rotation at PGA West for The American Express. Let’s hit a winner! Course Breakdown PGA West Stadium Course (All Rounds) Par 72, 7187 yards, Pete Dye designed, highest birdie+ % from the fairway for any course on tour, toughest of the three courses but still pretty easy compared to tour average, Par … Continue reading The American Express – Gambling/DFS Preview 2026

The PGA Tour season begins a week late this year, as a solid field heads down to Hawaii for the Sony Open at Wai’alae Country Club! Let’s have a great golf year! Course Breakdown Par 70, 7044 yards, resort course, winning score should be around -20, lowest driving accuracy course on tour (~54% vs. tour average ~63%) but isn’t really a huge factor here at … Continue reading Sony Open in Hawaii – Gambling/DFS Preview 2026

We’re on the final week of the PGA Tour swing season, heading to Sea Island Golf Club in St. Simons Island in Georgia for the RSM Classic. Let’s end the year with another winner this fall!  Course Breakdown Seaside Course (Rounds 1-4) Par 70, 7005 yards, in dry conditions most golfers should be able to reach both Par 5s in two if the wind isn’t … Continue reading The RSM Classic – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

Coming off a nice win for me on Ben Griffin last week, this week the PGA Tour heads down to Bermuda for the Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal Golf Course. Let’s win back to back! Course Breakdown Par 71, 6828 yards, very short yardage course with most golfers hitting less than driver off the tee on most holes besides the Par 5s, the Par … Continue reading Butterfield Bermuda Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

This week the PGA Tour fall swing season heads down to Cabo for the World Wide Technology Championship at the Tiger Woods designed El Cardonal Golf Course at Diamante. Course Breakdown Par 72, 7452 yards, Tiger Woods design, easy resort course that Tiger himself said was designed for weekend warriors and not designed for championships, three of the Par 5s should be reachable by the entire … Continue reading World Wide Technology Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

This week the PGA Tour returns to Black Desert Resort in Zion, Utah for the Bank of Utah Championship. Let’s hit a winner on one of the easiest course on tour! Course Breakdown Par 71, 7350 yards, resort course that was the easiest on tour last year, course was just opened in 2023, at elevation so it should play about 5% shorter, all three Par … Continue reading Bank of Utah Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

This week the PGA Tour heads to Yokohama Country Club in Japan for the first time for the Baycurrent Classic, a no cut fall swing season event. Course Breakdown Par 71, 7315 yards, wide Zoysia fairways that get more narrow in the landing areas, almost no rough but vegetative grass and trees when you miss the fairways, both Par 5s seem reachable for most of … Continue reading Baycurrent Classic – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025