3 years agoThe only question with Greyson Sigg seems to be whether he can put four contending rounds together. He can get to two or three usually but that fourth seems elusive. That was the case at Pebble Beach where the third round started to go sideways. Sigg held on for a 70 but then the final round went south fast. He shot a 75 to drop out of the top-20 and even top-30 (tied for 33rd). Still, he is producing results in the top 25 to 45 and that is more than respectable. Sigg ranks 52nd with 0.319 strokes gained approaching the green but is average almost in every other metric. He grinds his way to results much like most DFS players will this week at the Honda Classic. --Chris Wassel - RotoBaller
Source: PGATour.com