Following last week’s electric finish at the Travelers, this week the PGA Tour goes back to Detroit Golf Club for the Rocket Classic. Let’s hit a winner! Course Breakdown Par 72, 7370 yards, Donald Ross design, the course is a combo of the North and South course on the property, flattest course on tour so this should play much shorter than the yardage of the … Continue reading Rocket Classic – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

Following last week’s crazy US Open, this week the PGA Tour heads up to TPC Riviera Highlands in Hartford, Connecticut for the Travelers Championship, the last signature event of the year. Course Breakdown Par 70, 6844 yards, shortest course on tour this season, Pete Dye designed course, eight of the Par 4s are between 400-450 yards, both Par 5s are reachable and there’s a short … Continue reading Travelers Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

This week we have the third major of the year, the US Open at a very difficult, classic track, Oakmont Country Club outside of Pittsburgh for a tough test with all the best golfers in the world. Course Breakdown Par 70, 7342 yards (almost 150 yards longer than in 2016), very tough course, five of the Par 4s are between 450-500 yards, both Par 5s … Continue reading US Open – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

Sandwiched between a bunch of big events, this week the PGA Tour heads up to a new course, TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley for the RBC Canadian Open. Let’s hit another winner! Course Breakdown Par 70, 7389 yards, plays long with six of the Par 4s longer than 480 yards, both Par 5s should be reachable in two by most of the field, two short … Continue reading RBC Canadian Open – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

This week the PGA Tour heads to their last signature event of the season, the Memorial Tournament at Jack’s Place, Muirfield Village in Columbus, Ohio. Let’s hit a winner! Course Breakdown Par 72, 7569 yards, Jack Nicklaus designed, the Par 5s are reachable in two but have the second lowest going for the green percentage on tour besides Colonial, six of the seven most difficult … Continue reading The Memorial Tournament – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

It’s Scottie Scheffler vs. the field this week following his two wins in a row coming off the PGA Championship as the PGA Tour heads down to Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth for the Charles Schwab Challenge. Course Breakdown Par 70, 7289 yards, seven Par 4s range from 400-450 yards, three of the Par 3s range from 175-200 yards, one of the Par 5s … Continue reading Charles Schwab Challenge – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

This week we have the second major of the year, a loaded field at a familiar place for the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. Let’s hit a winner for the fourth week in a row! Course Breakdown Par 71, 7626 yards, one of the hardest courses on tour every year, nine of the eleven Par 4s are over 450 yards, the other two Par 4s … Continue reading PGA Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

As I come off two outright winners in a row, this week the PGA Tour heads to a new course, the Philadelphia Cricket Club for the Truist Championship, an elevated event that takes the place of Quail Hollow with it hosting the PGA Championship next month. Course Breakdown Par 70, 7119 yards, difficult US Open style course, nine of the Par 4s are under 450 … Continue reading Truist Championship – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025

Coming off my win on Justin Thomas and then the teams event that I skipped betting on, this week the PGA Tour heads to TPC Craig Ranch in Dallas for The CJ Cup Byron Nelson with a pretty bad field. Course Breakdown Par 71, 7569 yards, one of the easiest courses on tour, six of the Par 4s are over 450 yards, three of the … Continue reading The CJ Cup Byron Nelson – Gambling/DFS Preview 2025