6 years agoLuke List has not been good this season, but most of his issues have stemmed directly from his putting. It is no surprise that the American is struggling with his flat stick, but he has been atrocious by even his own standards. List is losing 3.7 strokes per event throughout his past five tournaments and has failed to gain strokes putting in nine consecutive rounds. That is perhaps something that can't be fixed overnight, but the rest of List's game has been quite respectable. Compared to the field, he ranks fourth in strokes gained off the tee, third in driving distance, 12th in proximity over 200 yards and second in par-five birdie or better percentage. The 71st-ranked player in the world is currently projected to be owned at nearly 15 percent on DraftKings, which is not something that we actively want to get involved with on DFS sites, but he does have some GPP upside and isn't someone that we would entirely be fading in large-field events. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour