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Maverick McNealy Set For First Start Of 2022
Maverick McNealy is set to make his first start of 2022 after a successful fall swing in 2021. McNealy made five of six cuts and had a best finish of second at the Fortinet Championship. McNealy also finished the fall with three straight top-25 finishes in the ZOZO Championship, Mayakoba Championship, and Houston Open. A... Read More
Cameron Smith Looks To Stay Hot In 2022
Cameron Smith comes off a fall swing in which he finished no worse than T15 in three events. He will start to build off a very successful 2021 at a place that hasn't been the best to him in his career this week. In two starts at Kapalua, Smith has finished 24th and 17th, which... Read More
Hideki Matsuyama Has Struggled At Tournament Of Champions
Hideki Matsuyama comes into 2022 off an impressive win at the ZOZO Championship in his home country of Japan. However, besides that result, Matsuyama didn't play well in the fall. Hideki only recorded one other top-10 finish and had two other finishes outside the top-55. Matsuyama has also had his fair share of struggles at... Read More
Bryson DeChambeau An Interesting Play At Kapalua
Bryson DeChambeau will make his official 2021-22 PGA Tour debut this week in Hawaii, but we did see him play in the Hero World Challenge as well as The Match against Brooks Koepka recently. However, one thing you saw in both of those events was DeChambeau having a tough time keeping the ball on the... Read More
Jon Rahm Not Worth The Price At Kapalua
Jon Rahm is without a doubt one of the best players on the planet and has finished inside the top 10 in all of his starts at the Tournament of Champions. However, this is one of the best fields in golf each season, so spending the high salary on Rahm in DFS can come back... Read More
Tony Finau A Sleeper Play At Kapalua
Tony Finau is not someone usually considered a sleeper, but he can be looked at that way this week in the Tournament of Champions. Finau comes into 2022 off a less-than-impressive fall swing, in which he finished T45 in two events, and missed the cut in another. The main reason for that, his putting. Finau... Read More
Si Woo Kim Might Struggle At Kapalua
Si Woo Kim comes into 2022 off an up-and-down fall swing on the PGA Tour. Kim had three top-11 finishes in five starts, but didn't play well in the two biggest events of the fall swing. Kim will return to the Tournament of Champions for the first time since 2018, in which he finished inside... Read More
Jason Kokrak Looks To Carry Strong Fall Swing Into 2022
Jason Kokrak picked up the third win of his PGA Tour career at the Houston Open back in November, making it the third win for Kokrak in 13 months. Kokrak was able to rack up those wins by making putts and hitting the ball a long way off the tee. Kokrak comes into the Tournament... Read More
Kevin Kisner A Solid Sleeper At Kapalua
Kevin Kisner returns to the Tournament of Champions for the fifth time in 2022. Kisner has a strong but not dominant resume at Kapalua. He comes in with all top-25 finishes and a best finish of ninth. Kisner's game fits the course well, with his ability to hit nearly all fairways and to putt at... Read More
Harris English Looks To Get On Track At RSM Classic
Harris English is still looking for his first made cut of the 2021/22 season after being cut from the Shriners and withdrawing from the CJ Cup due to a back injury. English took a month off, and returns at a place he finished inside the top-10 last season. In his career, English has made 5/9... Read More
Alex Noren Brings Strong History To RSM Classic
Alex Noren has two top-20 finishes in his only two career starts at the RSM Classic. Noren has a best finish of T10 at the event, that was in 2019. On the season, Noren hasn't yet missed a cut, but only has one finish better than T40. Noren has been good off the tee, and... Read More
Brooks Koepka A Good Option At Houston Open
As expected, Brooks Koepka has had a very average start to the 2021/22 PGA Tour season. Koepka has made 2/3 cuts, with a best finish of T38 at the CJ Cup. However, the Houston Open is a spot Koepka should be strongly considered. Koepka finished T5 at this event last season, which is no surprise... Read More
Cameron Smith Set To Make Memorial Park Debut
Cameron Smith will be making his second start of the season at the Houston Open, and it will be his Memorial Park debut. Smith finished T9 in his only start at the CJ Cup, but that was just about a month ago. In DFS, Smith's salary is one of the most expensive ones, and that... Read More
Talor Gooch Brings Incredible Play Into Houston
Talor Gooch has finished no worse than T11 so far this season and has two top-five finishes to go with that. Gooch is in the top 10 on tour in strokes gained on approach, around the green, tee-to-green and total. Gooch also finished fourth last season at the Houston Open, which was held at Memorial... Read More
Talor Gooch Looks To Continue Hot Start At Mayakoba
Talor Gooch is off to a red-hot start to the 2021/22 PGA Tour season. In three events, Gooch has finishes of T4, T11 and T5 and is inside the top 10 on tour in strokes gained on approach, around the green, tee-to-green and total. Gooch has struggled off the tee, but that hasn't impacted his... Read More
Joaquin Niemann Has Great Value At Mayakoba
Joaquin Niemann is coming off his best start of the new season in Japan, where he finished T28 at the ZOZO Championship. Besides that, Niemann has made all three of his cuts on tour this season. At his DFS price this week, Niemann should be considered a steal. Niemann is 2/3 in his career at... Read More
Cameron Tringale Still Looking For Success At Mayakoba
Cameron Tringale will be making the seventh start of his career at Mayakoba this week. In the first three starts of his career at El Camaleon Golf Club, Tringale missed the cut in all three. Then in his next three, Tringale finished 46th, 25th, and 66th. However, so far this season, Tringale hasn't missed a... Read More
Will Zalatoris Continues Busy Start To New Season
Will Zalatoris will already be making his fifth start of the new season at Mayakoba this week. Zalatoris has already racked up three made cuts, and two top-15 finishes this season. Zalatoris missed his only cut at the Shriners, then put up a less-than-impressive T54 at the ZOZO Championship in Japan two weeks ago. Last... Read More
Justin Thomas A Great Option At Mayakoba
Justin Thomas will be making his second start of the season after a T18 at the CJ Cup. Thomas has had great history in his career at Mayakoba finishing inside the top-25 in both of his career starts, highlighted by a T12 last season. Thomas will be the most expensive player in most formats this... Read More
Tony Finau A Boom-Or-Bust Option At Mayakoba
Tony Finau will be making his second start of the season this week in Mexico after a T45 at the CJ Cup a couple of weeks back. Finau has had an up-and-down career at Mayakoba so far, in five starts. Finau finished T7 in his first start at the event in 2015, he was cut... Read More
Brooks Koepka Too Expensive At Mayakoba
Brooks Koepka will be in the field this week at Mayakoba looking for his first top-35 finish of the season. Koepka has a T38 and a T67 so far this season, but Mayakoba might not be the place for Koepka to find success. Koepka has missed the cut in both of his career starts at... Read More
Garrick Higgo Is Not An Option At ZOZO Championship
It has been a rough stretch for Garrick Higgo of late. Higgo missed the cut in his only PGA Tour start of the season at the Shriners, and has missed four-straight cuts on the European Tour as well. At Shriners, Higgo hit less than 67% of greens, 58% of fairways, and played the par 4's... Read More
Keegan Bradley Is An Option At ZOZO Championship
Keegan Bradley finished T13 in the first ZOZO Championship, which was played at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club, which is where it will be held this season. With that, Bradley finished T32 last week at the CJ Cup where he hit 79.17% of greens, that will be key this week. Bradley also putted well last... Read More
Charley Hoffman Not Playable At ZOZO Championship
Charley Hoffman has yet to miss a cut in the 2021/22 season. However, his finishes have dropped each of the last four weeks. Hoffman started the season with a T22 at the Fortinet Championship, then a T39 at the Sanderson Farms Championship. A T44 at the Shriners followed, and last week Hoffman finished 68th/77 at... Read More
Maverick McNealy An Expensive DFS Play At ZOZO
Maverick McNealy is in unfamiliar territory in the DFS lobby this week. With a huge jump in price from the CJ Cup to the ZOZO Championship, McNealy might have a tough time paying it off. McNealy started the season with solo second-place finish at the Fortinet Championship, but followed that with a missed cut at... Read More
Tommy Fleetwood Worth A Look At ZOZO
Tommy Fleetwood is coming off a T38 at the CJ Cup last week in his first PGA Tour start of the season, but he has been playing well on the European Tour. Fleetwood finished T7 at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in early October, and had a T2 and T12 finish in his September starts on... Read More
Joaquin Niemann A Risky Option At ZOZO
Joaquin Niemann hasn't started the new season like he did last season. Niemann started the super-season with 18-straight made cuts, and four top-23 finishes in his first four events. This season, Niemann has made his first two cuts, but has recorded a best finish of T40 at Shriners. Niemann will cost top-10 salary in any... Read More
Will Zalatoris An Interesting Option At ZOZO
Will Zalatoris is one of the most expensive players in the DFS field at the ZOZO Championship this week. After starting the season with back-to-back top-15 finishes, Zalatoris missed the cut at Shriners, but that isn't something to get hung-up on. Hitting greens was key to success in the first playing of the ZOZO Championship... Read More
Adam Schenk Has Value At ZOZO Championship
Adam Schenk is coming off a T3 finish his last time out at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. For Schenk, it was his best finish of the season, as he has made 2/3 cuts so far in 2021/22. Schenk is one of the few in the field who played in the first ZOZO Championship,... Read More
Doug Ghim Not Worth A Look At Shriners
Doug Ghim made his first cut of the 2021/22 season last week at the Sanderson Farms Championship, but finished T58. Ghim struggled off the tee, around the green, and on the green, as he lost strokes in all three of those areas. Ghim has made one career start at TPC Summerlin, and missed the cut... Read More
