This week, all of the best golfers in the world head to LA Country Club for the third major of the year, the US Open. Course Breakdown Par 70, 7530 yards, five Par 3s and three Par 5s, all three of the Par 5s should be reachable by most of the field as long as they place themselves in the right spots off the tee … Continue reading US Open – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
Last week I cashed my 5th outright of the season on Viktor Hovland, my third in the last four weeks. After the most dramatic week in PGA Tour history with the merger this week (blog coming soon with my thoughts), this week the tour heads to Oakdale Country Club in Toronto for the first time for the RBC Canadian Open before the US Open next … Continue reading RBC Canadian Open – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
This week the PGA Tour goes to Columbus, Ohio for The Memorial Tournament, an elevated event with a great invitational field at Jack’s Place, Muirfield Village Golf Club. Course Breakdown Par 72, 7550 yards, Jack Nicklaus designed, the Par 5s are reachable in 2 but have the second lowest going for the green percentage on tour besides Colonial, 6 of the 7 most difficult holes … Continue reading The Memorial Tournament – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
Huge PGA Championship week for me, cashing in Brooks Koepka for my second outright win in a row (and One & Done win) and fourth of the year. This week the PGA Tour heads to Fort Worth for the Charles Schwab Challenge. It’s way too late, no video this week. Course Breakdown Par 70, 7209 yards, 7 Par 4s range from 400-450 yards, 3 of … Continue reading Charles Schwab Challenge – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
Coming off hitting a nice winner last week on Jason Day (my third outright of the year, and I also had Si Woo who finished T2 and Hatton who finished T5), this week we have the second major of the year, the PGA Championship at Oak Hill in Rochester, NY with a loaded field of all the best in the PGA Tour, the LIV Tour, … Continue reading PGA Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
Before the PGA Championship next week at Oak Hill, this week the PGA Tour is at TPC Craig Ranch in Dallas, Texas for the AT&T Byron Nelson. Course Breakdown Par 72, 7468 yards, 6 of the Par 4s are over 450 yards, 3 of the Par 3s are over 216 yards, all four Par 5s are driveable as well as the 330 yard Par 4 … Continue reading AT&T Byron Nelson – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
The PGA Tour is back to an elevated event this week after a few slow weeks at Quail Hallow for the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, NC. No video again this week, I’m exhausted from breaking down all the NHL series that started yesterday and today. Course Breakdown Par 71, 7554 yards, one of the hardest courses on tour every year, 9 of the 11 … Continue reading Wells Fargo Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
After a week off for me with the stupid team event, the PGA Tour is back this week at Vidanta Vallarta in Puerto Vallarta for the Mexico Open with by far the worst field of the year. No video this week. Fuck it. Course Breakdown Par 71 (normally plays as a Par 73), 7456 yards, Greg Norman design, 3 Par 5s, 5 Par 3s and … Continue reading Mexico Open – Gambling/DFS Open 2023
Following The Masters last week, which was an awesome tournament, this week the PGA Tour heads to Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, SC for the RBC Heritage, which as an elevated event this year has the best field it’s ever seen. Course Breakdown Par 71, Pete Dye designed course, 7099 yards (short for a PGA course), 4 Par 3s are all between 192-200 … Continue reading RBC Heritage – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
It’s the best week of the golf year for the first major of the season, The Masters at Augusta National Golf Course, the most beautiful place on Earth. Last week I hit my second outright of the season with Corey Conners winning the Valero Texas Open. Let’s hit two winners in a row! Course Breakdown Par 72, 7510 yards (plays a bit longer) which was … Continue reading The Masters – Gambling/DFS Preview 2023
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