6 years agoAdam Hadwin is starting to become the middle-of-the-pack king. On a positive note, Hadwin has made 21 of his last 22 cuts, which is an incredible run of consistency, but on the flip side of things, most of these finishes have been mediocre at best. At the Quicken Loans National, Hadwin continued the trend by shooting a one-under par, placing him in a share of 48th place. The Canadian golfer lost negative-2.569 strokes putting to the field and only hit 63 percent of greens in regulation for the week. Hadwin is not in this week's Greenbrier field and is beginning to become a player that is impossible to use for DFS purposes. These ordinary finishes mixed with a low birdie or better percentage are not conducive to DFS success of any kind.--Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour