Charles Howell III In Action At Byron Nelson

Charles Howell III will tee it up at the AT&T Byron Nelson coming off a T33 at the Mexico Open. Howell made the cut at the Byron Nelson last season, finishing in 55th. In that event, Howell shot a first-round 65, but didn't shoot another round under 70. However, this season, Howell hasn't had much... Read More

Sepp Straka Riding A Roller Coaster Into Texas

Hold on tight for the Sepp Straka roller coaster! After winning the Honda Classic in late February, Straka has been anything but consistent. Since the win, Straka has picked up top-10 finishes at The Players Championship, and well as the RBC Heritage, but has missed cuts at three events, including his last two starts. However,... Read More

Aaron Wise A Good Option At Byron Nelson

Aaron Wise comes into the AT&T Byron Nelson off his third top-10 finish of the season at the Mexico Open. For Wise, it was his third top-21 finish in his last five starts as well. Last season at the Byron Nelson, Wise finished T55 after struggling to make birdies on the weekend. This season, Wise... Read More

Matt Kuchar Looks To Keep Rolling In Texas

Make it four straight made cuts (and five of the last six) for Matt Kuchar, who has jumped nearly 70 spots in the FedEx Cup standings during that stretch of golf. Kuchar will now look for another made cut this week at the AT&T Byron Nelson. Last year, Kuchar finished T17 in the event, although... Read More

Dustin Johnson Returns At AT&T Byron Nelson

For the first time as a married man, Dustin Johnson will be in the field this week at the AT&T Byron Nelson. Johnson hasn't played a ton of golf recently, only two starts since the start of April, but he does have three top-15 finishes in his last five starts. Johnson will be teeing it... Read More

Aaron Wise Looks To Keep Good Season Going

Aaron Wise is inside the top 75 in the FedEx Cup standings with five top-25 finishes so far this season. Wise put up a T21 in his last start at the RBC Heritage and had made three of his last four cuts on tour. Wise sits inside the the top 78 on tour in five... Read More

Gary Woodland A Nice Option At Mexico Open

Gary Woodland has three top-eight finishes in his last six starts and only has missed cuts at the Players Championship and the Masters. With a higher DFS price, Woodland does carry some risk, but his recent success at non-major championships makes him worth a look. Woodland is inside the top 40 on tour in strokes... Read More

Tony Finau Too Risky At Mexico Open

Tony Finau will be one of the top-three most expensive players in DFS this week at the Mexico Open, and that is risky. Finau did have his best finish since January a couple weeks back at the Valero Texas Open, but that was only a T29. Finau has struggled on the greens this season, 195th... Read More

Harold Varner III Playing Well Coming Into RBC Heritage

The best finish in the career of Harold Varner III came last season at the RBC Heritage. Varner finished in second place, after a final round 66. Now, Varner comes into the 2022 RBC Heritage off three top-25 finishes in his last four starts. In that stretch, Varner finished T6 at The Players Championship, his... Read More

Luke List Too Risky At RBC Heritage

Luke List comes into the RBC Heritage looking to turn around his game. Since his win at the Farmers Insurance Open in January, List hasn't recorded a finish inside the top-30 in the seven starts in that span. List also doesn't have much history to fall back on at Harbour Town. In his seven starts,... Read More

Joaquin Niemann Worth A Look At Harbour Town

After a first-round 69 at the Masters last week, Joaquin Niemann appeared to be in a great spot to compete for his first Major Championship. However, after shooting 74, 77, and 74 in the final three rounds, it wasn't meant to be for Niemann. Now, Niemann will look for his first top-20 since February at... Read More

Russell Henley A Boom-Or-Bust Option At RBC Heritage

Russell Henley has had boom-or-bust history at Harbour Town in his career. Henley has made four of eight cuts in his career at the RBC Heritage. However, all of his made cuts have resulted in finishes inside the top-30. With that, two of those four finishes resulted in top-tens. So, if Henley can find a... Read More

Daniel Berger Looks To Get Back On Track At RBC

Coming off back-to-back finishes outside the top-30, Daniel Berger will look to get back in the top-20 this week at the RBC Heritage. Berger is no stranger to Harbour Town, making his fourth straight, fifth overall, start at the RBC Heritage. After missing his first cut at the event in 2015, Berger has been on... Read More

Cameron Smith Has The Skills To Win At Harbour Town

Cameron Smith kept the hot streak going at the Masters after a T3 finish last week. For Smith, it was his second top-three finish at Augusta in the last three Masters. Smith will now take his talents to Harbour Town, and will look to keep the impressive streak going at the RBC Heritage. Smith has... Read More

Shane Lowry A Good Option At RBC Heritage

A T3 finish for Shane Lowry last week at the Masters was a career best for the Irishman. It was also Lowry's fourth top-15 finish in his last five starts. Lowry will keep that good momentum going into the RBC Heritage, a tournament that Lowry has finished inside the top-10 in two of his last... Read More

Joaquin Niemann Has Struggled At Augusta

Joaquin Niemann will play in his third Masters this week and is still looking for his first finish inside the top 40. Niemann has been hard to figure out this season, as he started the season with three straight finishes outside the top 25, then put up a T5 at Mayakoba. Niemann then missed two... Read More

Seamus Power Making Masters Debut

Seamus Power will tee it up for the first time in his career at The Masters this week, after a nice start to his 2021-22 season. So far, Power has four top-ten finishes, and eight top-20 finishes this season. In his last outing, Power finished T5 in the WGC-Match Play. Power has been one of... Read More

Abraham Ancer Is Risky At Augusta

Abraham Ancer ended his streak of seven straight finishes outside the top 30 with a T5 at the WGC-Match Play a couple of weeks ago. It was a struggle for Ancer in early 2022, but he might have found his form at the perfect time. Ancer has made both of his career cuts at Augusta... Read More

Russell Henley Returns To The Masters This Week

For the first time since 2018, Russell Henley will play in The Masters. Henley is coming off top-15 finishes in two of his last three starts. Henley has yet to miss a cut this season, as he is 12-for-12 so far, including five top-15 finishes. In his career, Henley has made four of five cuts... Read More

Sergio Garcia Has Struggled Recently At Augusta

Sergio Garcia has a long history with Augusta National, highlighted by a victory in the 2017 Masters. However, since his win in 2017, Garcia has yet to make the cut in any of his three starts at The Masters. Before his win, Sergio had never missed more than two cuts in a row at Augusta,... Read More

Cameron Smith Looks To Stay Hot At Augusta

Cameron Smith returns for the first time since his Players Championship win this week at Augusta National. Smith has been a boom-or-bust option at Augusta in his career, recording top-ten finishes in three of five career starts, including a T2 finish in November 2020. Smith has not made many starts this season, but winning two... Read More

Patrick Reed A Solid Sleeper At Augusta National

It hasn't been a great season so far for Patrick Reed. In 2022, Reed recorded a stretch from late January to early March where he missed three straight cuts, and finished no better than T46. Now, Reed has back-to-back T26 finishes, and returns to a course he knows very well. The Augusta University graduate has... Read More

Viktor Hovland Making Second Career Start At The Masters

Viktor Hovland will make his second career start at Augusta National this week after a 21st finish last season in the event. Since then, Hovland has won three times in total over his starts on the PGA and European tours. This season Hovland has only finished outside the top-20 four times, in ten starts. For... Read More

Jon Rahm One Of The Favorites At Augusta

Jon Rahm comes into the first major championship of 2022 off a T9 at the WGC-Match Play a couple of weeks back. Rahm is very familiar with Augusta National, finishing inside the top-ten on three different occasions. Rahm will command a top-three DFS salary this week, and is worth it. Rahm has the ability to... Read More

Sahith Theegala Making Valero Texas Open Debut This Week

Coming off back-to-back top-25 finishes at the Valspar Championship and Corales Puntacana Championship, Sahith Theegala is set to make his Valero Texas Open debut this week. Theegala has had a nice season to this point, making 12 of 16 cuts, with three top-ten finishes. Theegala current sits inside the top-85 on tour in five of... Read More

Brendan Steele Returns To Site Of First PGA Tour Win

The 2011 Valero Texas Open champion Brendan Steele returns to San Antonio this week with back-to-back solid finishes under his belt. Steele had missed five straight cuts from the Sony Open to the Honda Classic, but turned in a T26 at the API, and a T13 at the Players Championship to end the Florida swing.... Read More

Patton Kizzire Is A Safe Option This Week At Valero

Make it five straight made cuts and seven of his last eight on the PGA Tour for Patton Kizzire. During the Florida swing, Kizzire finished no worse than T33 in any of his three starts. His best finish came at TPC Sawgrass, when he finished T22 at the Players Championship. Kizzire now returns to TPC... Read More

Ryan Palmer A Nice Option At TPC San Antonio

Ryan Palmer comes into the Valero Texas Open needing some success. Palmer has missed three of his last four cuts, and finished T70 in his only made cut during that stretch, which came at the Honda Classic. However, Palmer has had a fair amount of success at TPC San Antonio. In his career, Palmer has... Read More

Abraham Ancer Looks To Build Of WGC Success At Valero

Abraham Ancer recorded his first top-five finish of the season last week at the WGC Match Play. Ancer had gone without a top-30 finish throughout the 2022 calendar year, so this could be the turning point in the season for Ancer. However, with the finish last week, Ancer is priced inside the top-five this week... Read More

Tony Finau Looking For Anything Positive Right Now

The struggle continues for Tony Finau on the PGA Tour after he recorded a T35 finish last week at the WGC-Match Play. For Finau, it marks his sixth straight finish outside the top 30, which dates back to early January. This week, Finau will tee it up at TPC San Antonio, where he doesn't have... Read More