For the final full field event of the Fall swing, the PGA Tour heads to Sea Island for the RSM Classic in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The event debuted in October of 2010, and since 2015, it has been played at both the Seaside and Plantation courses, featuring a full field. The RSM Classic generally attracts a solid field (relatively speaking), and this event will surely put together the most talented group of players we have seen this Fall swing. Much of the reason for this

Good Course Fits Nico Echavarria Pierceson Coody Vince Whaley Matt Kuchar Beau Hossler Greyson Sigg Andrew Putnam Justin Lower Adam Svensson David Lipsky Pivots 9 Svensson Schmid Brennan Wallace 8 Stevens Valimaki Clanton 7/6 Hodges Fishburn McGreevy Ryder Moore Phillips Suber Bramlett Rozner Montgomery Silverman Hisatsune Snedeker Pavon Manassero Paul Roster Max 2 7K’s Multiple 6K’s Play Nico/Rico/one more 9K together 2-3 in the 8K range (not Kuch) Opto rules to consider If

Weather This would mark our first official “obvious” wave edge of the Fall swing, but it certainly does not come without risk. A simple glance at the weather displays that PM/AM should be significantly advantaged, as Thursday AM looks borderline unplayable. I have made multiple swaps in my pool to get more exposure to the PM/AM wave, and currently 65% of my pool (13/20) are in the PM/AM wave. The only reason that I would not place more emphasis on the PM/AM wave are a number