It was quite a week for the Core last week as I was flooded with screenshots from FGI members who crushed GPPs. Congratulations to all of you who had big wins, little wins, or any wins. We have been hot
Last week was a fairly good performance from the First Tee, highlighted by Brandon Hagy’s T5 and Seamus Power’s T10, so here’s to keeping the train rolling this week! Turning the focus to this week, the PGA is in both
First things first, we’ve got a no cut event this week and already I’ve been getting messages about how I treat these events. Normally, I myself try to not play at all. We’ve been going pretty hard now week after
Jeff here filling in for Zach, who is partying with his family celebrating his daughter’s birthday. It has been a crazy first couple of days of the RBC Canadian Open. There are certainly some chalk plays up top the leaderboard
Fantasy Golf Insider has you covered for FanDuel Golf. Follow this link to sign up and start winning today: FanDuel Golf | Fantasy Golf Insider An event right after a major is always difficult to predict and the RBC Canadian
The Open Championship provided me with a lot of drama and certainly a lot of heartbreak as it wound down on Sunday. Jordan Spieth, like the ninja that he is, came back from the dead after an atrocious shot on
Check out my recap of The Open Championship in my Hardcore Core- RBC Canadian Open column. We are going to skip right to the Porsche European Open this week and I really wish I had more to talk about with
It was another very successful major championship from a DFS perspective as my core did extremely well. Over the last three years, we have found so much success with majors in both GPPs and cash games. If I didn’t have
What a week at The Open! A great wire-to-wire finish for Jordan Spieth didn’t lack all of the drama and excitement on Sunday. If you didn’t watch, you missed out. Personally, I was on Spieth last week but hindsight is
OVERVIEW This week the Porsche European Open gets a new course and a new date (previously held at the end of the season) in hopes to attract more American golfers (they failed). From what I’ve read, the course can play
For the eighth time since Tiger Woods’ 2000 win – which, for those too young to remember, featured an incredible 6-iron out of a bunker over water on 18 – the Canadian Open comes back to Oakville, Ontario to Glen
