Speaker 1: Welcome everyone to tea time. This isn't quite the field
that we saw last week at the Open Championship, but
we are going to break this down. The three M
Open is here. We're going to TPC twin cities. We're
gonna break down the course. We're gonna talk about some
total strokes gained, the top ten in this field. We'll
talk about some favorite favorites, We'll talk about players that
can trip you up, and of course we'll give out
a long shot and some draft kings darlings. Welcome everyone,
Thanks for joining us. I am your host, Andy Lang,
being joined as always by my fellow golf betting expert
Nick Borman. Nick Matthew Fitzpatrick has been fantastic for our
one and dones and that's where we're gonna start this week.
Suspects are pretty limited this week. I think you and
I kind of came down to two of them, so
I will just take Maverick McNeely as my one and
done this week. He's number three and total strokes gained
over the last three months in this field, and you know,
based on the quality of this field, you know he's
got really good course history here third last year, and
you know in fact this he's been twenty third and
twenty second last week. So I'm going with Maverick McNeely
as my one and done. I think I know you
were going with, but who did you pick?
Speaker 2: Yeah? McNeely was a surefire shoe and I looked at
him too, definitely wanted him. But I'll go with the
hottest hand right now, which has got her up. Hopefully
it continues. I took Fitzpatrick last week after he played
role at the Scottish. Hopefully I can got hers just
fizzle out on us this week. But yeah, clearly playing
very well winner at the Scottish third last weekend at
the Open, which really screwed my Open pool. I didn't
I had Fitzpatrick over him. A long story, but anyway,
got her up he is. He's hitting the ball. Grade
as driver list of this course is something that if
you look back at the history, there's no reason not
to put Dirk take driver out of the bag and
smash from every single hole in. This guy excels with
his driver. He smashes it. So if he can roll
the rock, which he's been doing the last couple of
week and his drives, nothing else in between really matters
all that much. So I think got O had another
good week. And in this field, anything's in the top ten,
honestly would pretty surprising.
Speaker 1: Listen, this is a this is Chris got her Up
who mostly because of some of these struggles of these
bigger named guys bory Kawa, and can't all of a
sudden if he rips off a few more good finishes,
he's absolutely and ryder Cup contention. So you asked me,
right now, do I want got up in Morikawa? It's
not even a debate, it's it's got her up. That
was my favorite bet last week was Hoveland over Mari Kawa.
This is just moriy Kawa. It's struggling mightily. So yeah,
McNeely got her up with the two obvious ones. This week,
we're gonna start with the total strokes gained chart this week,
and then we're gonna break down this course because honestly,
this course not too exciting. So let's go to this
chart and talk to total strokes gain. A lot of
names that we don't normally talk about, so that's good.
Nick does a great job. This chart is last three
six months, twelve months of total strokes gained, and yeah,
look at some of these names. What's your big takeaways?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well the big takeaway has always got to change
my color formatting. After coming up a major championship with
everybody great in the game playing, So this is your
top ten over the last twelve months the players have
been playing the most consistent of the last twelve months,
Sam Burns leads that categories. You can see here Pendrith
right there McNeely, who Andy's big on obviously with his
has one and nine. You can see the numbers aren't
that hot, as only four players averaging more than a
stroke on average over the rest of the field in
that span, and then it drops off pretty significantly from there.
The shorter term, though, is where you see some splashes
of more brilliance. We mentioned god her up he's the
second in the last three months. Sam Burns still actually leads.
Even in the last three months. He didn't have a
great necessarily link swing there with the last two teraments,
but he's been playing pretty well prior to that, so
deserving of that spot. But the way I look at this, Andy,
is you look at some of these these low Yeah,
the odds makers have to make somebody favorite, right, But
Sam Burns eighteen to one for a guy that hasn't
won in multiple years versus you know, a guy like
because the bottom the lists that you get, like you
know Actapatia or even Ricky Fowler who's coming to live
who's actually won in the last couple of years, got
her up twenty five to one compared to eighteen to one,
So I looked for her value in that regard. Yeah,
these are the biggest names in the field. Yeah, they
have the best twelve month windows of strokes gain, but
had those odds have these guys won, Are they deserving
of that price? I don't think so. A couple of
names that I wanted to mention on here that like
what happened to Sun Jim. I mean, this guy used
to be the workhorse of the PGA tour and one
thing you could get out of this guy was consistency.
But man has fallen off a cliff and you can
see that here in the numbers and where it's fallen
from the twelve months down to the last three months.
So even though he's on this list, he is the
clear avoid for me. Alex Norn's one that if you're
paying attention, he missed like basically the entire first four months,
five minutes or four and a half months of this season.
So that's why his numbers are down. But he's been
really okay ever since he came back. You know there's
name that's not on this list that is another one
is like, what happened to him? What happened to Gala?
So he the Gala. Yeah, he's ninety to one. I
was actually looking for himcause I knew he's playing the field, like, oh,
he's gonna be in this top ten. He's like down
in the thirties. I'm like, where what happened to this guy?
So this is a surprising list. I don't up at
the top of the Green Andy. You see the likelihood
that a big event is going to be won by
somebody on this list sixty six percent of the time.
Obviously Scotty last week was another winner. It's something like
four percent of the time on these other events. So yeah,
I put it up here. It's a good place to start.
These are your favorites for the tournament. But I am
not certainly going to put a lot of money into
anybody here on this list. And shout out to Adam Scott,
first time ever playing in this event eighty fifth or
something in the fatt gup. You're heading into these last
two weeks, so let's go ahead him. Hopefully he does well.
But I don't you know, there's the three at the bottom.
On the three, I would look at those are the
guys playing more consistent as of late, better odds than
you're gonna get on some of the true true favorites
this week, and Jordan saying, I feel like we talk
about every single week. I only put him on there
just so he could say his name over and over again.
So that's my take on the outside this week.
Speaker 1: You got to mention him. I mean, look at those
numbers the last three months. I mean, when you're talking
about current form, it's it's him over a lot of
these guys. A couple numbers here for you, Nick Figala
last three months minus zero point four to six T
to Green minus zero point five to two putting Oh,
I mean yeah, and when you look at Yeah, when
you look at Sung JM, it's not it's it's all
his irons minus zero point eight five total strokes gain
last three months with his irons.
Speaker 2: His irons, just golf man.
Speaker 1: I yeah, yeah, when these guys get get on a funk,
it sneaks up on them and it is really really
tough for these guys to break out of it. So yeah,
and interesting stuff with the total strokes gained here. So
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about this TBC Twin Cities. I'm gonna start with the
weather because it looks like it's just not gonna be
that bad and up there, normally the wind is I
mean most years the wind is fifteen at least, you know,
twenty twenty five miles an hour, and even then, these
guys don't have a problem putting up low scores. And
then the weather looks very calm. Add to that, there's
been moisture up there. It may rain on Wednesday, which
is just a recipe for low scores. So I think
you're gonna get soft greens. I think you're gonna get
good fair ways and not much wind. So this is
just laying out for a complete birdy fest. There are
water hazards on this course. There's some good holes with
dog legs. The notable holes with the water around at
the par fours five and thirteen, so guys are really
gonna have to ray way risk versus reward. But again,
in years past the wind made it pretty hard. So
the greens medium size, there's not much to them, Nick,
So I think Tita green is important. But again, when
you get to these birdie fests, again, who's got the
hot putter? I think most guys are gonna be able
to hit fairways in green, So who's gonna get it
closest to the pin? And then who's gonna walk away
with good putts? So I want nothing to do with
guys that are not putting well, I'm looking at guys
that are rolling the flat stick really really hot. I
just don't think there's too much to this course, and
without any wind, this has just got minus twenty written
all over it. What's your take on this course?
Speaker 2: Honestly, there's not a lot on the course that I'll add.
I'll go a different angle and talk more about the
field real quickly, because I think it's worth noting that
these two next two weeks it's all about positioning and
the players that are not in the top seventy right
now getting to that way. So I'm not buying me
in suggesting just blindly bet anybody that's not in the
top seventy because they need to do well. They could
have done all season. But it is interesting angle to
look at the guys that are ranked seventieth through I
mean even sixtieth to be honest, because it's still new points.
But let's just say seventieth through one hundredth because those guys,
this is it is there a season, they got two
weeks to try to play their way in. Again. It
doesn't mean it's a surefire thing, but there's possibly some
good value plays there for people that are just trying
to make a cut right and then from there just
get in the top twenty, give themselves one hundred points
whatever it is that they can get on the FedEx
Cup numbers to try to keep their hopes alive. So
that's one ag I always look at and we U should
talk about this time of year. The other thing I'll
mention is, although I'm not going to hit on the course,
I'll hit on the history of the turn a little
bit because you mentioned you know, what is it that's
going to really do well here? Well, we have six
years that this course has hosted this tournament. The winner
has ranked first in strokes, gained TEA green for the
week for three out of the six years. Makes sense,
you gotta flush the ball. Last year Johnny Vegas ranked seventh,
so not far off the two years that the winner
was outside of the top fifteen. In Thompson, he ranked
seventeenth in twenty twenty, so again not far on the list,
and Champ ranked twenty sixth in twenty twenty one. Those
are the furthest back. Well, both of those players ranked
first in putting, so I guess it's really not that
surprising a recipe. Oh, you gotta hit the ball well
and you gotta make putts, but history here has shown
you can even though it's a shootout. The winning scores
have gone from anywhere on average from seventeen to twenty
one under. There there's one denominally where the highest score
was fifteen under in one year where somebody got the
twenty four under, but mostly it's seventeen to twenty one
in that range. Usually need a good putter to get there,
but this term has proven that if you can just
stripe the ball better than anybody else this week, you
don't have to make every single thing and you can win,
or certainly be in contention so worth noting that you
got to get the guys that are playing good Tea
agree that we always talk about this putting. Can you
know you can have ebbs and flows week to week,
but hitting the ball flush usually takes multiple tournaments to
either start to trend up or to turn down. As
we talked about in the stretch game chart with some
guys that've been playing or but I just wanted to
throw that out there. Those are the data points that
have proven the winners here so far on the first
six and then the only other question I have for you, Andy,
and because kind of how I'm looking at there's you know,
there's a handful of players. I didn't know the exact count,
maybe it's ten or twelve. I feel like, just by
a quick glance that played last week and most likely
the last two weeks, is that for me, it's a
it's a it's a long trip, especially if your contention
on Sunday this past week. I don't know that I'm
gonna be betting on those type of players coming over
and trying to get teed up this week. I think
it's just a lot to ask for to turn around.
Got it up? I already mentioned the one and done.
That's a different animal versus just betting on a week
to week basis. But I don't know what your thoughts
are on guys that played last week or the last
two weeks that's going into this week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the travel could be a concern. I would be
a little bit more worried if the course was at
all difficult, Like, of course, if the course, you know
it was it was like, oh, you know the brutal
rough or you know strong wins, or you know something
that really pushes these guys, I would be worried about.
This is put out in the fairway, put it in
the green, putt it. I think these guys can make
it through four rounds at Tennessee, Yes, I do, so
it's a fair point. Yeah, the travels has been a
concern at times, but it would just need to be
a much difficult course for.
Speaker 2: Me on that one.
Speaker 1: Let's do the eighteenth roll rating because I love this
eighteenth hole, Nick, and I'm not a fan of par
five's being the last hole. I like this one. I
think it's gonna measure about five hundred ninety six yards.
A lot of it depends on where the pin is
but water is on the right, and I mean like
right on the fairway, So any shot that drifts right
is gonna be wet the the fairway, and the rough
on the left side is going to get a lot
of action because putting it in the water on this
hole is inexcusable. So the players are gonna be playing
it safe. But this whole dog legs to the so
much that the approach, you're almost coming in sideways to
the green, like the green is like long as opposed to,
you know, vertically. So you got a bunker on the left,
you got water short, you got rough long, and you
gotta be careful with that rough in the back because
you're chipping towards the water. I think this is a
really good finishing hole. Nick with the hazards and some
of this, it can be easy or it can be
really difficult. So I think all of the I think
the rough on the left, the water on the right,
the angle of the green, the bunker, the rough, the
water all around the green, I think this makes this
a really fun hole. I get this a six point eight,
really surprised that this is a really high ranking hole.
But I think for the caliber of this course, fantastic
finishing hole, so I'm a fan of this one. I
hope we get guys tied going into this last hole
because this is a hole that could definitely yield birdies
and bogies. So all right, let's talk about a favorite favorite. Nick,
this is a guy. I mean, listen, all these guys
are kind of, you know, higher price, so you're right,
you're getting some really good value here. So who's your
favorite favorite that we should be looking at?
Speaker 2: Well? I asked the question about avoiding open players because
I'm kind of tending to do that as far as
looking at value on these outright markets this week. So
it's kind of hard to do that here in the
favorite Favorite because most of the top ten are guys
that they played the last couple of weeks. But Jake
Napp is one name that he's up there in the
favorite range, and he did not play at the Open Championship.
He did play though two weeks prior to that, he
finished respectable tie for twenty second at the Scottish Open.
Followed I followed a tie for twenty first at the
John Deer Classic and a tie for fourth at the
Rocket Classic, so obviously in good form and then now
you give him that week off, which is always good
for these guys. So I like that that combination there.
I think a skill set plays very well here. The
guy can obviously hit it a country mile on the
longest guys on tour, and I think that plays very
very well here. And he can get very hot with
the putter. He tends to show up, you know, best
in these shootout type events in twenty starts this season,
and his putting has been respectful. He he's only lost
strokes putting five times in twenty starts. He ranks eight
in this field and strokes game putting this season. So again,
just another guy that you can hit it far. I
don't think when you're getting getting into these short irons
and wedges, there's not a lot of separation in this
type of field for you know, who's the best and
who's the worst. So I think it's hit it part
than everybody else. Have two or three clubs, let less
in your hand in the next guy and then just
put up. So I think that that is perfect for
j because he's not like a great iron player by
any means. But I don't think he's going to be
asked to hit a bunch of six five four irons
this week either, So I like Knapp to do well
this week. I think foury to one is a fair price.
He didn't play last week. Top ten four to one
and Top twenty at two to one, I think are
all pretty good. So I'm gonna go chick there.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go to players that can trip you up.
This was a tough one to narrow it down because
there's just not a lot of players that you would
one hundred percent completely trust. So I'm gonna pick some
players that I think people might be wanting to play,
and I'm just gonna say, now, I wouldn't play that guy.
We'll start with Tony Fow. There's a nick. You can
put this guy in the category of what happened yeah strong, yeah, strong?
Course history here three yeah, three straight top ten, but
his recent form is terrible, finished outside the top thirty
four straight starts, has one top ten all season. Driver
has been off. He's losing minus zero point three to
two strokes off the tee. Putting's been terrible. It's always
been his achilles heel. Course history is great, but the
game is not sharp right now. And if you guys
know me, I am much more concerned about current form
than I am course history. So Tony Fow tops list
of players that can trip you up. Davis Thompson, I
don't get being priced like a top eight player this week.
He ranks outside the top thirty in total strokes gained
in this field over the last thirty days. Best finished
all year is just a single tenth place finish. Putter's
been bad, losing minus zero point two to two strokes
over the last three weeks. Issue on a course where
I believe that a hot putter is required to even
get get to the weekend. So I think the price
is saying, yeah, he's got upside, but he hasn't really
shown it, so he's not gonna make any of my lineups.
And then Wyndham Clark, this guy just pops up here
and there. Fourth place finish at the Open Championship, but
this just feels like a big lettown spot. That was
his best finish of the year. Now he's at a
week field, what's his motivation. He's outside the top twenty
five and total strokes gaining this field, priced like a
top five contender, It just doesn't really add up. Consistency
is not Wyndham Clark's strong point, so price doesn't match
the profile. Easy, easy fade for me. I'll be happy
to get a head to head matchup against Wyndam Clark
with any guys, Like, give me a gotterr up over
Wyndham Clark, give me Maverick O'Neill, Maverick McNeely over Wyndham Clark.
I would love to get those head to head matchups
all day long. Tony Now, Davis Thompson, and Wyndham Clark.
Three players that can trip you up. All right, let's
go to a worthy long shot in a field full
of long shots. Nick, give us the one that's most
most worthy of a sprinkle.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to hit on your your players that
could trip you up. It's like the list is players
that have been featured in Full Swing, like an episode
of Full Swing, Like Tony fen Now had like an
episode Dedicades, to see the Gala had an episode Dedicades.
I mean even Wyndam Clark had had one with its
like mental Coach or whatever. Now at least he's kind
of splashed back up. But it's like, if you're featured
on Full Swing, your career is going backwards.
Speaker 1: These are not going well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the worthy long shot not that much longer of
odds than my favorite with Jake nat But Jacob Bridgeman
seventy five or one I think is a great value
this week. And I say this a lot when we're
looking at these type of events and these type events,
I mean, you know, usually weaker fields kind of like
you know, if anybody could almost win. You're looking for
guy guys with see it like high ceilings, right, you
joke Andy, when you're trying to pick like your DraftKings
darlings for examples, You're not gonna get guys that are saying, oh,
ten straight top twenty finishes, That's not the case. But
you're gonna get situations where oh he did splash here,
he did splash here. Yeah, d a couple of misscuts,
tough course, strong field, whatever. But Bridgeman has some very
high finishes this this year that I think is worth noting,
and definitely at seventy five to one and plus six
fifty for a top ten, definitely worth playing. He's got
a tie for fifth at the John Deear, tie for
fourth at the Truest, which was a signature event. Tough,
tough course, tough field tie for tenth of the Zurich
and I know that's a partner's event, but still solo
third at the Valas Bar, runner up at the Cognizant Classics.
So I mean, we're talking about four top five finishes
this season, and you don't usually see that from guys
that are, you know, priced at this range. So his
best asset is his putting. He ranks seventh and stroke
skame cutting this season. I'm not just talking about the
in this field. I'm talking about overall. Obviously that's very
important to making Bertie, which one we're assume you're going
to even make a lot of this this week. He
ranks twenty third on tour this year in Bertie average,
So both good signs of somebody that can go low.
And like Nat Bridgeman two did not play last week,
which snapped a run of six straight starts, so I
really do think having the week off will benefit him.
But he can splash. He can roll the Rock seventy
five to one. Yeah, I'll take a chance on that,
and to top ten plus six fifty again or five
top five finishes. I didn't put up the top five numbers,
but he's probably close to eleven or twelve to one
for a top five if you really feel risky. But
I think Bridgmand's going to make some rests week.
Speaker 1: All right, Jacob Bridgman, And yeah, you mentioned DraftKings Darlings. No,
we're not going to get very many stats of guys
from the multiple top twenty.
Speaker 2: Played three times this year, right.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, the words corn fairy may pop up, so okay,
so this is gonna blow your mind. Nick I finished
eleventh out of two hundred people last week, and I
did not have Scottie Scheffler in my lineup. That's how
good all the That's how good all the other picks.
I think I was the only person in the top
twenty in that tournament that did not have Scotti Scheffler.
So it was a It was a great, great week
of DFS. Matthew Fitzpatrick came through big clearly. All six
guys we got through. So all right, let's dig deep
here on Draft Kings Darlings. We're gonna start with our guy,
Hayden Springer at seven thousand. I think this might be
my favorite Draft King Darlings. Seven straight made cuts. He's
gaining strokes off the tee and with the putter two
areas that I think set up well for the course.
Deals only played this course one time, that was last
year he made the cut, so current form good enough
to make the cut. I've watched him make the cut
at this course last year, so looks like a strong
bet at seven thousand to put in your DFS lineups.
Bo Hostler, who pops up in this category every once
in a while, seventy one hundred trending in the right ways.
He's made the cut in seven straight tournaments and putting
so putting tee to green and off the tee much
much better the last two months compared to the start
of the season. Maybe it's the different courses they play.
Maybe he's just got a lot more confidence. But recent
history is really really good. Course history is not that great,
but you're gonna have to p here, have to take
some risks in this category. So seventy one hundred really
really good blend of safety and upside for DFS. And
then our guy Kevin Roy, who's been good to us,
one of the most consistent performers as a Draftking Darling
made the cut nine of his last ten starts, gaining
strokes in every major category. Off the tee approach around
the green putting last three months, so kind of hard
to find a guy price like this. That's plus strokes
gained in all the categories, so and he does have
upside as well. I think there's a chance that this
guy like this could crack the top twenty. So Hayden Springer, Bohostler,
Kevin Roy, those are your draft kings, darlings, And as always,
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and more. Before we go, nick I wanted to get
your thoughts here. Scotty Scheffler to me is becoming one
of the more intriguing like superstars in all of sports
just because of how ho hummy is. This outlook is
completely different from everyone else, and so I was watching
a nash I like Colin Cowhart a lot I try
and catch a show whenever I can, and he tried
to do a segment about Scotty Shuffler. And what's so
funny is the national media doesn't know how to talk
about him immediately. They just try to compare him to
Tiger Woods, because Tiger Woods is interesting. I find Scotty
Scheffler weirdly intriguing just because he's so different like this
guy is. He's openly said, I will just quit golf
if that becomes what I'm known at. This is the
number one player on the planet, and everyone believes him,
all the other golfers. No hit, Yeah, he'll do that.
What's your take on Scotty Scheffler? Because he just ho
hums his way around the majors, laughing and yucking it
up with his caddie and then just gets done and
you never hear from again. And Jordan Speith had that quote.
He's like, no, Scotty doesn't do the corporate thing. He practices.
He plays and then he goes and hangs out with
his family. And I find him weirdly intriguing. I'm fascinated
by him. What's your take on Scotty Shuffler.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems like and almost any sport one of
the you know, the best players in the sport are
going to have that attitude or kakus you know behind him,
which he does not have. Yeah, he's a rare breed
to say I'm gonna go to golf for us work
a little bit and I'm just gonna go home. Yeah,
we're gonna go to the far now, I'm just gonna
go home. I'm gonna go hang. I mean maybe that's
changed with you know, his son obviously and maybe three
years ago. But yeah, you think about Tiger like that,
and who knows what he was doing after golf, I mean,
which blonde was it? Right? So, but totally different outlooking,
and it's kind of weird to think. I mean when
you talk about sports, to talk about champions, to talk
about Michael Jordan's or Kobe Bryants, you your Tiger Woods,
the drives that these guys had to win, and the
emotion in the I guess what they showed during the games,
after the games, before the games, like much different than
sky Shop. I'm in that interview. I'm sure everybody saw
that this week. You know, if I'm just like, I
don't know, it doesn't really do it for me anymore.
It's golf. I don't know what's not fulfilling? You know what?
What am I really doing with my life is kind
of it's bizarre, to say the least. I don't know
if that's like reverse psychology, right, Maybe there's a part
of me that's like, you know what, I know what
he's doing. He's going the other way, So everybody else
is gonna be like, oh, Scotty doesn't care anymore. We're
gonna win, be no problem. I justly can't get a
take on him. There's a smidge of concern that I hope,
uh he doesn't like that doesn't then just start to
reflect in his his skills obviously, and and it goes
backward because you know, like a tiger always wanted to drive,
to do the best and just wanted to continue to go, go,
go and win, win, win. Scotty wants to win, I suppose,
but that that little comment, that little bit of like,
do I really care? Is this really gonna do it?
Am I? Is this really gonna be what I'm remembered for?
I guess it doesn't seem to be something that's with him,
So I hope for our sake and for his sake
that by goof and me listen, you can not like Scotty,
not like fact the new winds all the time. But
I like to watch greatness, right, and he's great, so
I respect everything he's doing on the course, and I
hope that attitude doesn't like you know.
Speaker 1: He I mean, we we've now listen to the Tiger Woods outcome.
You know, I don't think anybody really saw coming. But no,
there's a chance Scottie Sheffler plays for a few more
years and then we just never hear from him again.
Andrew Luck, Andrew Luck, like you're one of the great
time quitting or there's a chancey he's the best player
on the plane it for ten more years if he
does find it feeling So I find it fascinating and
it has to just drive other professional golfers bonkers to
be like, I work so hard on my game and
this guy just comes out and is ripping off majors
and wins like it's nothing and kind of openly doesn't
really care about being known as a golfer. It's it's
got to be absolutely infuriating. But I find him really
really interesting. I know, I know, the casual national media doesn't.
But when he walks around and just not a care
in the world on the golf course, it's really really interesting.
Speaker 2: Thinking for a study for future years, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: It really is, man, it really really is so very
very fascinating. All right, that's gonna do it to us.
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