6 years agoAfter a share of 57th place at the Sony Open, Adam Hadwin rolls into the Desert Classic with stellar course history in his previous three attempts. The Canadian has provided three straight top-six finishes, including a second place finish in 2017 and a share of third in 2018. Hadwin's past results here have helped install him as the fifth highest priced player on DraftKings, but he is only projected to be owned at around eight percent. Despite his storied history at the tournament, the 31-year-old does have a problematic course draw. With the Desert Classic playing on three courses for the first three days, Hadwin drew the most challenging venue on Thursday. Rain is projected in the forecast for the opening round, and that adds uncertainty to how fast of a start Hadwin will see to begin the event. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour