FanDuel Golf 2.0 is launching this week for the Memorial Tournament and that means we will have to adjust our overall strategy to give us an edge over the competition. We will no longer be selecting golfers for Rounds 1-2
Kevin Kisner held on for the win last Sunday which helped to salvage a chunk of my GPP and cash games last week after the winds knocked out a couple of my high owned core players in Jason Dufner and
My strategy last week was more of a stars and scrubs lineup composition as I was high on Jordan Spieth (T2). Actually I stacked Spieth and Garcia (T12) on a bunch of teams, since I liked the guys down in
My strategy of fading Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson up top didn’t turn out to dramatically help me or hurt me as they placed T12 and T3 respectively. Dropping down in salary to guys like Alex Noren (1st) and Branden
The Course Memorial (Presented by Nationwide!) takes place in Dublin, Ohio at Muirfield G.C. – the house that Jack built. It’s an invitational (so a field of ~120), and is one of the more prestigious events that’s not a major
OVERVIEW This tournament is Sweden’s version of The Masters in that it brings out a fairly strong field (composed of a lot of Swedish born players) and was previously known as the Scandinavian Masters. This event has been played at
OVERVIEW The Memorial is a Jack Nicklaus hosted event on a Jack Nicklaus designed course in Dublin, OH. The field is invite only, so with a smaller field comes the pressure of making sure your lineups get all 6 players
There was a surprising amount of talk this week among our little community over evaluating the importance of the wind in choosing players. It was interesting to see how adamant some were in telling people to ‘ignore’ the anxiousness over
In terms of tournament names that I dislike more than any other, the Dean & DeLuca Invitational stands out like a guy wearing cargo shorts and flip flops trying to get into a dance club. It really is too bad
Yet another great week for the Hardcore Core as we didn’t quite have 100% of the Core make the cut as we did the week before, but only three of the 17 didn’t get through, which is pretty solid. The
