Former Winners   2025: Sepp Straka (-25) (DG: 50) over Justin Thomas (-23) Scoring Average Stadium Course: -0.58 Nicklaus: -3.74 LQ: -3.41 Winner Odds: Straka (60/1) 2024: Nick Dunlap (-29) (DG: 221) over Christiaan Bezuidenhout (-28) Scoring Average Stadium Course: -2.86 Nicklaus: -3.92 LQ: -4.1 Winner Odds: Dunlap (380/1) 2023: Jon Rahm (-27) (DG: 2) over Davis Thompson (-26) Scoring Average Stadium Course: -2.74 Nicklaus: -3.28 LQ: -2.42 Winner Odds: Rahm (+650) 2022: Huds

Former Winners   2025: Nick Taylor (-16) (DG rank: 176) over Nico Echavarria (-16) Scoring Average: -1.32 Odds: Taylor (110/1) 2024: Grayson Murray (-17) (DG rank: 258) over Keegan Bradley, Byeong Hun An (-17) Scoring Average: -1.31 Odds: Murray (400/1) 2023: Si Woo Kim (-18) (DG rank: 75) over Hayden Buckley (-17) Scoring Average: -1.34 Odds: Kim (50/1) 2022: Hideki Matsuyama (-23) (DG rank: 20) over Russell Henley (-23) Scoring Average: -2.08 Odds: Matsuyama (18/1) 2021: Ke

Robert MacIntyre ADP 17.9  - Since he has committed to the American Express, I have been hammering him in a ton of drafts. I may have missed out on ADP but you can definitely adapt on the fly if you like him as much as I do in light of this news. He is also going to play at RBC. Taylor Pendrith ADP 18.7 - Pendrith got booted from the Masters qualification via top 50 OWGR by year’s end. He will have to play a lot of golf to make up for it. I am seeing scenarios where you get a

We started a small discussion in the golf Discord channel this morning that sent me down a rabbit hole for some Inside Sports Network content during the golf offseason. Andy and Steve are full throttle with what I believe to be one of their best shows of the year: The Major Preview pods. It got me thinking about what I can provide the site in the time we are off until Sony. What did I spend my time doing last year? Drafting Best Ball teams in PGA. We are all about to get an i

After a grandstand finish to the DPWT season, we have Matt Fitzpatrick as the Tour Championship winner, Rory McIlroy as the Race to Dubai winner, and our ten PGA Tour graduates with Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (RNP) knocking out Dan Brown. After starting the final round in a share of the lead, RNP had a shaky start with poor approaches on 3 and 4 leading to bogeys. A poor drive on 7 led to more trouble on the par 5, but he slam dunked his 4th shot for a miraculous birdie. Furth