The Quicken Loans National came and went and what a weird weekend it was for watching the leaderboard. Obviously, Jeff and I have always been believers in utilizing tournament history in order to help us with making our player selections
If you put a scrubs and scrubs team together last week you finished better than if you put a stars and scrubs team together as just about every one of the top priced guys disappointed. Only two out of the
Last weeks BMW International Open was unlike any event I have ever witnessed before for Euro Tour or PGA DFS purposes. Guys who had been the most consistent this season missed the cut, and players who you would least expect
The tour remains stateside for the third WGC event of the year. Rory will be playing in France, but other than him the field features many of the top 60 players in the world. Without a cut, this event will
As with WGC events, there will not be a cut this week, but before you go rejoicing because “there’s no way you can’t get 6/6 through the cut” remember there have been several players to withdraw mid tournament for one
OVERVIEW Except for 1999 & 2001, this event has been played at Le Golf National since 1991 so we’ve got a decent amount of course history to look at this week. The biggest news will be surrounding Rory McIlroy off
Just like that, the second major of the year is behind us and we are into the summer where we will have two more majors, another WGC event, the Olympics and the FedEx Cup Playoffs. It does not get much
Weekly Roundup – The US Open Oooooo Oakmont. It really didn’t let us down did it? Thursday morning golfers were throwing birdies around like crazy, IE Andre Gonzales had 2 in the first 5 holes! Everyone was thinking, man if
After a week off of the European Tour, we are back with the BMW International Open, not to be mistaken with the BMW Championship, the BMW SA Open, or the BMW PGA Championship. Actually the field this week is pretty
Overall a good week for the Hardcore Core considering the carnage that took place at Oakmont last week. 13 out of the 17 made the cut, with some real surprises being the ones who missed for us (Sneds, Reed, Matsuyama,
