Taylor Montgomery Hopes to Get Back on Track at Port Royal
After two top-12 finishes in three events, Taylor Montgomery has taken a step backward, missing the cut in two straight starts. He'll look to get back on track at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, where he is making his course debut. Port Royal Golf Course is short by PGA Tour standards, measuring just 6,800 yards, and will emphasize precise short approaches and overall strokes gained, especially with the high winds that typically come into play. Montgomery ranks 65th in total strokes gained (+0.379 per round), 146th on approach (-0.239), and sits in just the 30th percentile in proximity from 50-100 yards, a key range on this shorter layout. His biggest tool is his putter, as he is second on tour in strokes gained putting (+0.899 per round). At $7,300 on DraftKings, Montgomery's short game boost value, but it may not be enough to put him in contention in a week where strong putting is expected across the field.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
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