It was a two man race headed into the back nine Sunday, where D.H. Lee edged out Jason Gore in the United Leasing Finance Championship. For Lee, a final round 74 was good enough to beat Gore by one shot.
This will be a very condensed article this week given that there’s no DFS for the Zurich team play event this week; it will however be a very fun week of golf that can still be gambled on, so the
The Zurich Classic Course: TPC Louisiana Greens: Bermuda overseeded with Poa Triv Designer: Pete Dye Format: Round 1 – Foursomes; Alternate shot Round 2 – Four Ball; Best ball Cut – Low 35 teams and ties Round 3 – Foursomes;
We are on to another weekend of golf after an exciting first two rounds in San Antonio. Much as Jeff and I had discussed when going over the weather reports on Wednesday night, the winds had a huge role in
Already a strong candidate for ROY, Wes Bryan all but locked that up last week with his first PGA Tour win in his RBC Heritage debut. I think it is important to reflect on what happened the week before because
While most people look at the RBC Heritage as the hangover event of the year, it has been one that I have really enjoyed over the last few years as we have always been able to find a lot of
A very strong week from the European Core last week as we had eight of the ten guys included make the cut, which is much more difficult to do on the European Tour than the PGA Tour. The contests were
For the third consecutive year, the RBC Heritage has been very good to me and The Hardcore Core. I told you last week that I felt really good about the tournament and our research and it certainly turned out nicely.
With a Masters hangover, the RBC Heritage wasn’t necessarily the most exciting tournament, and certainly wasn’t for people trying to avoid the chalk – the $3 ownership leaderboard looked like this: Adam Hadwin (29.87%) – 80 DK points Jason Dufner
