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About Rob Giltner - RotoBaller
Rob has been playing daily fantasy sports since 2013 and fell in love with the game. He is a licensed psychotherapist and likes to apply psychology to his GPP strategy. His primary focus is PGA, while also finding success in NFL. You can find Rob on the golf course or hopefully near the top of GPP leaderboards.
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Rob Giltner - RotoBaller has written 183 articles so far, you can find them below.
Collin Morikawa Looks To Defend As Champion Golfer Of The Year
Collin Morikawa won last year's edition of The Open Championship. He beat Jordan Spieth by two shots at Royal St. Georges. Morikawa struck the ball beautifully last year, but his putting performance truly stuck out. Morikawa missed the cut in his most recent start at The Scottish Open. However, he recently finished in fifth place... Read More
PGA DFS DraftKings Pivots: Sleepers and Value Picks- Scottish Open
Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The Scottish Open. While The Scottish Open is not a new event, this year marks the first time it is apart of the PGA Tour's rotation. The field is strong as golfers try to get into form for the... Read More
Jordan Spieth Hopes To Rebound After Poor Performance
Jordan Spieth had a strong late spring. He won The RBC Heritage and then finished second in his next start. In his last start at The Travelers, Spieth lost strokes in all key metrics outside putting. Spieth's play at The Travelers seems to be an outlier and he is a good option in DFS this... Read More
Scottie Scheffler Looks To Continue Great Form Abroad
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is well-deserving of his top ranking. He has won three times this year. His strokes-gained data is even more impressive. Scheffler has only lost strokes from tee-to-green once this year. He has also only lost strokes on approach twice. Scheffler was a runner-up at The U.S. Open and recorded a... Read More
Gary Woodland A Possible Sleeper For The Scottish Open
Gary Woodland showed some nice form in his last start at The U.S. Open. Woodland had missed the cut in three out of his past four starts before Brookline. He finished in 10th place and gained 10.4 strokes total. Woodland is very reasonably priced across the industry and is expected to be low-owned. In large... Read More
Collin Morikawa Sets Sights On Scottish Open
Collin Morikawa looks to defend his Open title next week at St. Andrews. But first, he looks to play well at The Scottish Open. Morikawa finished in fifth place in his last start at The U.S. Open. Morikawa has clearly shown that he can play well on a links-style golf course. Over his last 24... Read More
PGA DFS DraftKings Pivots: Sleepers and Value Picks - John Deere Classic
Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The John Deere Classic. The tour returns to TPC Deere Run for The John Deere Classic. While the JDC never really brings a stellar field, this year's edition may be an even weaker field with some top names withdrawing.... Read More
Scottie Scheffler Sets His Sights On The Travelers
Scottie Scheffler is world No. 1 for a reason. This year, he has three wins and two second-place finishes. Scheffler's strokes-gained data is just as consistent for this year. He has been excelling from tee-to-green and on his approach. While it is no secret that you must consider the top-ranked player in the world, Scheffler... Read More
Harold Varner III An Intriguing Play
Harold Varner recorded a missed cut at The U.S. Open last week. However, that was his first missed cut since The Genesis in February. Before the U.S. Open, Varner gained strokes tee-to-green in seven straight events. At The Canadian Open, he gained 5.7 on approach and 10.5 tee-to-green. While Varner doesn't have excellent course history,... Read More
Jordan Spieth A Good Option
Jordan Spieth is currently projected to be low-owned compared to others priced around him. Spieth has 14 measured rounds at TPC River Highlands, and he ranks sixth in the field in DraftKings points. Spieth had a modest U.S. Open, finishing in 37th place. However, he was battling a stomach bug earlier in the week. Before... Read More
Rory Mcllroy In Great Form
Rory McIlroy has now recorded five top-10 finishes in his last six starts. McIlroy recently won The Canadian Open. He did so by gaining 14.2 strokes from tee-to-green and 6.5 strikes on approach. McIlroy was also in contention at The U.S. Open but had to settle for a fifth-place finish. Mcllroy has been in top... Read More
PGA DFS DraftKings Pivots: Sleepers and Value Picks - Travelers Championship
Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The Travelers Championship. The tour returns to Cromwell, Connecticut for the 2022 edition of The Travelers Championship. The field is strong, highlighted by world number 1 Scottie Scheffler. Justin Thomas withdrew Wednesday citing a back injury. With all the... Read More
Joaquin Niemann A Strong Option This Week
Joaquin Niemann arrives in Brookline, MA, in excellent form ball-striking wise. In his last start at The Memorial, he gained 6.3 strokes on approach and 8.7 from tee-to-green. Niemann had a strong Sunday at Jacks Place but ultimately could not catch Billy Horschel. The winner of the Genesis Invitational earlier this year, Niemann is a... Read More
Shane Lowry Looks To Contend At The Country Club
Shane Lowry has put together an impressive season so far this year. Although he has not won yet this year, he has recorded three top-five place finishes. In his last start, he finished in 10th place at The Canadian Open. Lowry gained strokes in every key metric except putting last week. His fine form makes... Read More
PGA DFS DraftKings Pivots: Sleepers and Value Picks - U.S. Open
Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The U.S. Open! The U.S. Open returns to The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts. The golfers can expect small and fast greens that are protected by thick rough. Also, as a staple of U.S. Open golf, the rough off... Read More
Abraham Ancer Must Improve Ball-Striking To Contend
Abraham Ancer will play his fourth U.S. Open this week. His best finish at this event is a 49th place finish in 2019. Ancer missed the cut last year losing strokes in every key metric except on approach. Ancer's will need to improve his recently approach play if he wants to contend in Brookline. The... Read More
Brooks Koepka Hopes To Regain Major Form At The U.S. Open
Brooks Koepka has only played in two events since The Valspar in March. Koepka also recently celebrated a wedding. He hopes to put his attention on The U.S. Open. He finished in fourth place last year at this event where he gained strokes in all key metrics. In 2017 and 2018 he won the U.S... Read More
Rory Mcllroy In Top Form
Rory McIlroy successfully defended his Canadian Open championship last week. McIlroy gained strokes in every key metric in Canada, including 5.9 strokes on the green. It was his fourth top-10 finish in five starts. McIlroy now sets his sights on the U.S. Open. He won this event in 2011 at Congressional Country Club. He has... Read More
Jordan Spieth Under The Weather Ahead Of U.S. Open
Jordan Spieth was said to have left the range Wednesday afternoon with an illness. If Spieth plays, he appears to have the recipe for a strong U.S. Open this week. Over the last 24 rounds, Spieth ranks fifth in ball-striking, first in strokes gained around the green, and 15th on approach. Spieth ended his nine... Read More
PGA DFS DraftKings Pivots: Sleepers and Value Picks- The Canadian Open
Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The Canadian Open. After a two-year hiatus, The Canadian Open returns. The field is top-heavy this week as some big-name golfers are prepping for The U.S. Open next week. A handful of golfers also arrived late to the property... Read More
Sahith Theegala Looks To Contend Again At The Canadian Open
Sahith Theegala recorded a fifth-place finish last week at The Memorial. Theegala gained 10.2 strokes tee-to-green and 5.9 strokes on approach last week. It was much improved for Theegala after a rough spring for the Pepperdine graduate. He now has three top tens on the year and looking to add to that this week. Theegala... Read More
Harold Varner III Looks To Continue Strong Form
Harold Varner III arrives in Canada off six straight made cuts. During that streak, Varner has recorded a sixth-place finish at the Players and a third-place finish at the RBC Heritage. While Varner has played well as of late, he has actually lost strokes off the tee in three straight events. If Varner is going... Read More
Shane Lowry A Strong Option At The Canadian Open
Shane Lowry has had a strong 2022. Lowry finished second at The Honda and then recorded consecutive third-place finishes at The Masters and RBC Heritage. Lowry has excelled tee-to-green this year; he has gained strokes in that metric in eight straight events. Lowry did let down some last week as a high-owned golfer. He finished... Read More
Rory Mcllroy To Lean On Past Success This Week
Rory Mcllroy finally is able to attempt to defend his Canadian Open win from 2019. The event took a two-year hiatus for COVID. While it is a different venue, Mcllroy looks to build on past success at The Canadian Open. Mcllroy has also been in excellent form. After three straight top 10 finishes, he recorded... Read More
Daniel Berger Hopes To Find Putting Form
Daniel Berger recorded a 23rd-place finish last week at The Charles Schwab Challenge. Berger had a solid week from tee-to-green, gaining 6.6 strokes. Unfortunately for Berger, he has been in a putting slump. Berger has now lost strokes putting in three straight events. At The PGA Championship, he lost an astounding 7.3 strokes on the... Read More
Rory Mcllroy Looks To Contend At The Memorial
Rory Mcllroy arrives in Ohio off three straight top-10 finishes. McIlroy most recently recorded an eighth-place finish at The PGA Championship. At Southern Hills, McIlroy gained 4.9 strokes on approach and 10.4 strokes from tee-to-green. McIlroy has also played well at Jack's place, highlighted by a fourth-place finish in 2016. McIlroy is in excellent form... Read More
PGA DFS DraftKings Pivots: Sleepers and Value Picks - The Memorial
Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The Memorial. The PGA Tour returns to Jack's place for the 2022 edition of The Memorial. This is an invitational with a field of 120 players. This smaller field will make 6/6 cut percentages higher. With it being a... Read More
PGA DFS DraftKings Pivots: Sleepers and Value Picks - Charles Schwab Challenge
Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The Charles Schwab Challenge. Congratulations to Justin Thomas for winning The PGA Championship. It was a tough test all week for the golfers and Thomas was well deserving to win. The tour now moves back to Texas for The... Read More
Mito Pereira Hoping To Rebound After A Tough Finish To His PGA Championship
Mito Pereira had one hand on the Wanamaker Trophy before his final hole on Sunday. Pereira recorded a double bogey on the 18th hole to drop him from first to third. It was an excellent week however for Pereira. He gained 6.1 stokes on approach and 7.8 tee-to-green last week. It was his best finish... Read More
Sam Burns Under The Radar
Sam Burns is currently projected to be one of the lowest golfers in his price range. After his win at The Valspar in April, Burns had back-to-back missed cuts. He found some form at The PGA Championship where he finished in 20th place. Burns gained 4.1 strokes on approach and 3.2 tee-to-green. Burns also does... Read More
