Player Pool Our approach this week for the Waste Management Phoenix Open will primarily focus on Ball Striking as history has shown some bad putters can get away with putting average and winning here. When looking at the players who have played well at TPC Scottsdale, most have had some…

Now that the Member-Guest West Coast Swing is over, it’s time to focus on professionals playing golf on the same damn course. As beautiful as the scenery is out on the west coast, the variables of playing with amateurs and on different courses minimizes our potential edge. This week the…

The PGA Tour continues its West Coast Swing as it leaves the Coachella Valley and heads to the posh playgrounds of La Jolla, California for the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. Players at Torrey will be greeted by ideal scoring conditions in North San Diego as weather is expected…

With three holes to go we had 8 guys within one shot of the lead which should have promised a dramatic finish on 18. Instead, Hudson Swafford sticks his second shot on the Par-5 16th hole to 8 feet which he rolled in for eagle. Another 20 foot birdie putt…

This week the PGA Tour begins its West Coast Swing with The American Express in beautiful La Quinta, California where Si Woo Kim is returns as the defending champion. While the tournament has been around since 1960 when it was originally called the Palm Springs Dessert Classic, most players refer…

Considering how many touts had Russell Henley outright tickets, no one was happier than the books seeing Matsuyama steal the win with his tap in eagle on the first playoff hole. It looked all but sealed up after Henley made eagle on 9 following 3 consecutive birdies leaving him 5…

Optimal Lineups Before we dive into our player pool for the Sony Open, let’s first take a look at the Optimal Builds of the last four years. All of the players highlighted in blue are those who played the weak prior at the TOC. The stars by the names indicate…

For those of you who tailed 83% the tout industry in picking Cam Smith congratulations. I’ll just hang out at the JV table wondering why Sungjae forgot how to chip and putt. Not that it would have mattered as Cam played historically well and now heads back to the site…

With perfect scoring conditions and lift-clean-cheat in play on the first two days, records were broken throughout the week. Not only did Cam Smith go wire-to-wire with his 4th PGA Tour victory, he set the Tour record by finishing 34 under par! While the course didn’t present any real challenges…