3 years agoHaving not missed a cut since The Genesis Invitational in early February, Corey Conners comes into the PGA Championship looking to build off his top-10 in the first major of the season at the Masters. Since the API, Conners hasn't finished worse than T35, and has four top-12 finishes. Since the start of 2021, Conners has only missed the cut in one of five major championships, with an average finish of ninth in those five starts. With Conners, his success all comes to down to his ability with the putter. Conners has strongly improved that part of his game in the last couple seasons, but consistency is now the issue. Over his last two starts, Conners has gained over .400 strokes on the greens in both, reaching .606 in his last start at the Wells Fargo Championship. At his incredibly cheap DFS price, it will be hard to find better value than Conners this week in Tulsa. --Kasey Kuhrts - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour