I suppose you could make a case here for AM/PM based on the brief two-hour stretch of winds on Thursday afternoon, but I wouldn’t make any key decisions based on that two hour window. The scoring should fall similarly to last year, and I would not be surprised if we saw close to a 24-under winner on a soft-ish resort course, although the mornings will be on the colder side. Scoring Average Prediction: -2.0 Winning Score: -24   Core Michael Thorbjornsen, $10,000: While I could

Whatever type of content I put together weekly in addition to the monday show is still free flowing and does not have a completely decided on format. For this week I will stick with written content that is a little abbreviated. The hope is that potentially some of my annotation bullet points can be added to the insider sheet, but for now I’ll go with this. As always, member feedback is appreciated, positive or negative (I am a big boy I can handle it). Today I will break down

The Bank of Utah Championship (known last year as the Black Desert Championship) is only in its second renewal, and I must say that it has been a welcome addition to the Fall swing. Despite the new sponsor and name change, the event will return to the Black Desert Resort, designed by Tom Weiskopf and Phil Smith in 2022-2023. This was Weiskopf’s final design before he passed away, and the track sits among one of the most unique settings for professional golf. We can nitpick th