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

Following the Ryder Cup last week, this week the PGA Tour returns with a normal swing season event down in Mississippi, the Sanderson Farms Championship at the Country Club of Jackson. Course Breakdown Par 72, 7461 yards, seven Par 4s are under 450 yards, strokes gained off the tee plays a significant factor here and different golfers will strategically play them in several ways, slightly … Continue reading Sanderson Farms Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

Golf’s back with the first event of the PGA Tour fall swing season, with a great field featuring the USA Ryder Cup team for the Procore Championship at Silverado Country Club in Napa. Course Breakdown Par 72, 7166 yards, most golfers should reach all the Par 5s in two, birdiefest especially if the course softens up, seven of the ten Par 4s are 400-453 yards, … Continue reading Procore Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

The PGA Tour season concludes with the Tour Championship at East Lake this week and gone are the starting strokes, so the winner will go on to win the FedEx Cup. Let’s end the year with a win! Course Breakdown Par 71, 7490 yards, the course was lengthened a bit this year, Donald Ross designed course with Reese Jones redesign (1994), all three Par 5’s … Continue reading Tour Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

The Top 50 golfers in the PGA Tour standings head to Baltimore this week for the BMW Championship at Caves Valley Golf Club, with the Top 30 advancing to the Tour Championship at East Lake next week! Course Breakdown Par 70, 7601 yards, Tom Fazio design, since 2021 the course has been lengthened and changed to a Par 70 from a Par 72 and the … Continue reading BMW Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

This week the PGA Tour begins the FedEx Cup Playoffs with the Top 70 heading to TPC Southwind in Memphis for the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Let’s not just hit one, but two outright winners this week! Course Breakdown Par 70, 7288 yards, plays significantly longer with the way that the course is set up, one of the top 15 hardest courses on tour every … Continue reading FedEx St. Jude Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

The PGA Tour heads to Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, NC for the final event of the regular season, the Wyndham Championship before we head to the FedEx Cup Playoffs next week. Let’s close the regular season with another outright win! Course Breakdown Par 70, 7131 yards, Donald Ross design, one of the easiest courses on tour, birdiefest, Bermuda grass throughout, 52 bunkers, water in … Continue reading Wyndham Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

Coming off Scottie Scheffler’s dominant Open Championship win (and cashing my +550 outright), this week the PGA Tour heads back to the US for the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities in Minneapolis. Let’s win back to back! Course Breakdown Par 71, 7431 yards, designed by Arnold Palmer and Tom Lehman, altitude above sea level so shots will go farther than normal, lot of tee … Continue reading 3M Open – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025