pga tour quick picks

Expert Picks: Travelers Championship

Expert Picks

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 16: Harris English of the United States plays his shot from the ninth tee during the second round of the 123rd U.S. Open Championship at The Los Angeles Country Club on June 16, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

Change Text Size

Aside from the experts below, Golfbet Insider Rob Bolton breaks down the field at the Travelers Championship in this week's edition of the Power Rankings .

THINK YOU'RE BETTER THAN OUR EXPERTS? The PGA TOUR Experts league is once again open to the public. You can play our free fantasy game and see how you measure up against our experts below.

Joining the league is simple. Just click here to sign up or log in. Once you create a team, click the "LEAGUES" tab. Then click on "FEATURED," and then on the PGA TOUR Experts league that populates.

2024 Shriners Children’s Open: Expert picks, PGA Tour field rankings and fantasy golf tips

The 2024 Shriners Children's Open is the PGA Tour-sanctioned event this week, and we're back with our PGA Tour field rankings and expert picks for the tournament at TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nev.

Every week, we share our PGA Tour player rankings, and they are agnostic of competition. Whether you're playing in a fantasy golf leagues, betting on golf, or competing in a DFS (DraftKings, FanDuel) event, our picks highlight the top PGA Tour golfers to watch this week from our 2024 Shriners Children's Open rankings.

FALL GNN MEMBERSHIP SPECIAL: Join now and get 2 years for the price of 18 months OR 3 years for the price of 2 years! Access all our winning tools and analysis, as well as two annual gifts!

GNN Members-Only Tools

• PGA Tour results database
• Cheat Sheet
• PGA Tour top-15 trends
• Short-term model
• Quality Strokes Gained
• Strokes gained by round
• Course fit: Player vs. course
• Course fit: Course comparison
• SG:T2G trends
• SG:T2G variance
• Strokes gained by grass
• Strokes gained by course length
• Strokes gained by par

2024 Shriners Children's Open Tournament preview

The Shriners Children's Open is this week, and the PGA Tour continues the FedEx Cup Fall with a long-running event in Las Vegas. Tom Kim has won here each of the last two years.

2024 Shriners Children's Open Tournament rankings: Top 10 players

1. Tom Kim: TK is the highest-ranked player in the field and the two-time defending champion, coming off an emotional Presidents Cup.

2. Beau Hossler: Hossler has been excellent throughout the year, and he's young enough that he can keep up the grind.

3. Taylor Pendrith: Pendrith was up and down at the Presidents Cup, but he was third here last year and has become a better player since.

4. Davis Thompson: Thompson hasn't missed a cut since June, and he's won in that span. Has a decent record here.

5. Cam Davis: The Aussie won this summer in unexpected fashion and finished his FedEx Cup playoffs with a T-5 finish in Colorado.

6. K.H. Lee : Lee has played TPC Summerlin pretty well, and he's cashed nicely in the last two PGA Tour events played.

7. Adam Hadwin: If you're thinking of a horse-for-course play outside of Tom Kim, Hadwin has to be your guy since he has three top-10s in the last five years.

8. Harry Hall : The Brit cashed last week in Utah coming off a successful run of higher-end DP World Tour events.

9. Tom Hoge : Tommy Tables should be in for a great week in one of his favorite events.

10. Matt NeSmith: NeSmith has been boom or bust pretty much all year, but he has a great track record in Vegas.

About the author

Ryan Ballengee

Ryan Ballengee is founder and editor of Golf News Net. He has been writing and broadcasting about golf for nearly 20 years. Ballengee lives in the Washington, D.C. area with his family. He is currently a +2.6 USGA handicap, and he has covered dozens of major championships and professional golf tournaments. He likes writing about golf and making it more accessible by answering the complex questions fans have about the pro game or who want to understand how to play golf better.

Ryan talks about golf on various social platforms:

X or Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanballengee Facebook: https://facebook.com/ryanballengeegolf Instagram: https://instagram.com/ryanballengee YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ryanballengeegolf

Ballengee can be reached by email at ryan[at]thegolfnewsnet.com

Ryan occasionally links to merchants of his choosing, and GNN may earn a commission from sales generated by those links. See more in GNN's affiliate disclosure.

• Champions League
• Motor Sports
• High School
• Horse Racing Northeast
• Shop Northeast
• PBR Northeast
• 3ICE Northeast
• Stubhub Northeast
• Play Golf Northeast

PGA Tour Expert Picks: Quicken Loans National

Tiger woods returns to congressional where he'll try to become the first three-time champion..

More Golf:  Leaderboard  |  Rankings  |  Schedule  |  Equipment  |  FedEx Cup  |  US Open

Oh yeah, there is an actual golf tournament this week, it won't just be a parade of Tiger Woods throughout the streets of Washington D.C.

Although, if you're the PGA Tour, the latter is not a terrible idea.

The Quicken Loans National is played in Bethesda, Md., which is also the site of Rory McIlroy's runaway US Open win in 2011 -- Congressional Country Club. The tournament has been in existence since 2007 and played at this course only five times (the other two were spent prepping it for the US Open).

Tiger Woods is a host and his foundation a beneficiary of the sponsorship from Quicken Loans. Why does that matter? He said he probably wouldn't be playing otherwise .

The tournament will take place June 26-29 and the purse is $6.5 million. 

You can watch on Thursday and Friday (June 26-27) on Golf Channel from 2:30-6:30 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday (June 28-29) on Golf Channel from 1-2:30 p.m. on CBS from 3-6 p.m. on Saturday and 3-6:30 p.m. on Sunday.

You can also watch  the broadcast online at CBSSports.com  from 3-6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.

All times Eastern

Does that mean no Tiger on TV on Thursday?

It would appear that way. Tiger tees off at 8:12 a.m. on Thursday and 1:12 p.m. on Friday, so he'll definitely be on television on Friday but you might just have to stick to soccer on Thursday.

Participants and odds

Jason Day: 12-1 Jordan Spieth: 12-1 Justin Rose: 12-1 Tiger Woods: 16-1 Brandt Snedeker: 22-1 Keegan Bradley: 25-1 Brendon Todd: 28-1 Webb Simpson: 28-1 Bill Haas: 30-1 Jason Dufner: 33-1 KJ Choi: 33-1 Hunter Mahan: 35-1 

Former champions

2013 -- Bill Haas 2012 -- Tiger Woods 2011 -- Nick Watney 2010 -- Justin Rose 2009 -- Tiger Woods

Expert picks

Jordan Spieth (12-1):  I'm going to pick him probably eight times this season so you're just going to have to deal with that because I'm going to be right about one of them. With Tiger's return this has turned into a big-boy tournament and we all love Spieth loves to rise to the occasion. Playing with Tiger and Jason Day in the first two rounds will buoy him for the weekend.

Lock for top 10

Brandt Snedeker (22-1):  Sneds has finished T8, T16, and T5 in his last five appearances at this tournament and he's coming off a US Open in which he thoroughly contended. If he can keep his fitness up all week there's no reason he shouldn't contend for his first win of the 2013-14 season.

Roberto Castro (100-1) :  Castro finished second to Haas last season and T29 the year before that. I don't love his game right now but you have to take a flyer at 100-1 odds.

For more golf news, rumors and analysis, follow  @EyeOnGolf  and  @KylePorterCBS   on Twitter or Google+ and like us on  Facebook .

Our Latest Golf Stories

Where to watch 2024 Shriners Children's Open

Patrick mcdonald • 2 min read.

Fowler continues to flash signs in FedEx Cup Fall

Ryder Cup defends ticket prices for Bethpage Black

2024 Shriners Children's Open picks, predictions, odds

Cbs sports staff • 3 min read.

Shriners Children's Open preview and expert predictions

Patrick mcdonald • 5 min read.

Kim eyes rare three-peat at Shriners Children's Open

Patrick mcdonald • 3 min read, share video.

Fowler climb continues in Rd. 1 at Shriners Open

Who really wants to see more exhibition golf?

Rory, Scottie, Brooks, Bryson set for 'The Showdown'

Donald expects LIV golfers to play in 2025 Ryder Cup

Caitlin Clark to play golf, participate in LPGA Pro-Am

Rory: 'Crossover' best Tour, LIV hope for in near future

Tiger Woods announces latest golf course design

Davis Love III enthused about golf's young stars

NEW! Find where to watch all of your favorite sports!

Extra 4-iron means 76 for Joel Dahmen at PGA Tour's Shriners

• Associated Press

LAS VEGAS -- Joel Dahmen was penalized four shots Thursday when he discovered an extra 4-iron in his golf bag at the Shriners Children's Open, a big blow for a player who is on the bubble trying to keep his PGA Tour card.

Dahmen came into the tournament at No. 124 in the FedEx Cup. The top 125 at the end of the season keep full status for 2025.

He said he wasn't sure how it happened, but he knows the penalty for having more than 14 clubs in the bag -- two shots for every hole of the violation with a maximum of four shots in a round.

That turned his 72 into a 5-over 76, leaving him tough odds to make the cut Friday. Taylor Pendrith was in the lead at 10-under 61.

"Never happened to me before," said Dahmen, who noted that he travels with 15 or 16 clubs, like most players, depending on what he is testing.

"I played Tuesday and Wednesday out here. We didn't see it in there. It was an extra 4-iron, so I had two 4-irons in the bag."

Dahmen said he noticed it on the fourth tee when he saw a 4-iron in a different spot, and it soon dawned on him it was an extra club. He went from even par to 4 over without hitting another shot, bringing in an official to confirm what he already knew.

"You just want to get so mad and you want to get mad at everything," Dahmen said. "At the same time, just got to keep playing golf, and I didn't do a great job of that afterwards."

Wells Fargo Championship expert picks, best bets for PGA Tour golf this week

By cody williams | may 3, 2022.

Tackling the odds for the Wells Fargo Championship at TPC Potomac with our PGA Tour expert picks and best bets for the week. 

Golf fans may have grown accustomed to the Wells Fargo Championship meaning a trip to Quail Hollow in Charlotte, NC, but that won’t be the case for the 2021-22 season. With the President’s Cup heading to the normal site for this tournament, the PGA Tour will take a trip to TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm, which once hosted the Quicken Loans National in the late 2010s.

So while it’s less the case than last week’s Mexico Open at a brand new venue, we are working with a limited data set as we look into the odds and make our PGA Tour expert picks. After last week, we need that little bit of data, however, to get back on track.

The only pick we hit on last week was an Aaron Wise Top 10 bet. Outside of that, we missed the mark. That just means it’s time to get back in the fold with a deeper field at a course where driving accuracy and approach play will be critical for the Par-70 track. With that, these are my PGA Tour expert picks and best bets for the Wells Fargo Championship.

Note:  All odds are courtesy of WynnBet . For more betting picks and advice, check out BetSided .

PGA Tour expert picks for Wells Fargo Championship: Winner, Top 10, One and Done

One and Done Pick for the Wells Fargo Championship: Tony Finau

Don’t look now, but Tony Finau is starting to trend in the right direction. After a tough start to this year, he’s now finished in the Top 35 in his last four events and capped that off with a T2 finish last week at Vidanta. Most importantly, Finau has been arguably the best approach player in the field over the last 24 rounds. His putting has been an issue still but, if he can bounce back even slightly in an area where he’s been good historically, he’ll post a strong finish at the Wells Fargo.

Top 10 pick for the Wells Fargo Championship: Corey Conners (+250)

Based on everything we know about Conners, this tournament should set up fantastic for him. He’s accurate and long off the tee and is one of the best approach players on the Tour. That’s why he’s one of BetSided’s Iain MacMillan’s picks to win this week:

"If there’s a course that fits his style of play, it’s TPC Potomac. He’s 37th in driving accuracy (not to mention sixth in strokes gained: off-the-tee), third in ball striking, 64th in approaches from 175-200 yards, 79th in scrambling, and 101st in putting, which is actually an improvement on recent years. With it being a weaker field, Conners can really take advantage and snag his second win on Tour."

I do worry about Conners’ ability to close on a win but I love getting +250 for him to finish Top 10.

Pick to Win Wells Fargo Championship: Max Homa (+4000)

Why Max Homa isn’t the +2500 range with guys like Finau, Seamus Power and Keegan Bradley. Frankly, he’s been better than those guys this season and is my pick to win, making him a two-time Wells Fargo Championship victor after capturing the crown in 2019 at Quail Hollow.

Homa has excelled in terms of his approach play this year as he’s eighth in this field over the last 40 rounds in Strokes Gained: Approach and 10th in that metric over the last 20 rounds. He’s also an above-average player in driving accuracy while also having the ability to dial it back and get more accurate when needed. His putter has been a bit cold but that has often been a blip on the radar rather than a trend with him in his career. I love for him to find the groove there and capitalize on his approach play with a win this week.

PGA Tour best bets for the Wells Fargo Championship

Iain MacMillan and I are going through our PGA Tour expert picks and best bets every week on Green on the Greens for the BetSided YouTube channel. You can check out this week’s Wells Fargo Championship picks below and watch us live every Monday at 6 p.m. ET. Also be sure to like, subscribe and share!

Rory McIlroy to finish Top 10 (+100)

On Green on the Greens, Iain called this the squarest bet he’s seen. He’s probably right, but if you’re giving me even or plus odds on Rory McIlroy to just finish in the Top 10, I’m going to take it. McIlroy has far and away been the best tee to green player in this field over any time frame you want to look at and has been playing well all season, just not winning. I do worry about the win equity and he needs to have the driver dialed in with accuracy this week. With that said, though, a Top 10 finish seems all too likely.

Brandon Wu to finish Top 20 (+325)

After essentially doing nothing but missing cuts to start his PGA Tour career after graduating from the Korn Ferry Tour last year, Wu has found his groove. He’s made his last five cuts, including three straight Top 30 finishes and a T2 showing last week in Mexico. Wu ranks seventh in this field in Strokes Gained: Approach over the last 20 rounds and has gained 1.26 strokes per round putting over that span as well. Getting him at this number to finish in the Top 20 when he’s trending so well is fantastic value.

Paul Casey to Miss the Cut

WynnBet does not have the odds for missed cuts listed as of right now, but the consensus number for Paul Casey to miss the cut is around +165. For a player who had to withdraw from the Match Play and Masters and has been recovering and rehabbing since then, his first start back could be extremely tough. Between not being healthy or being rusty, I’m taking a risk as this course should suit Casey, but do believe he’s not in a spot to show out well.

Longshot pick to win: Luke List (+10000)

From what we can gather, this doesn’t appear to be a course in which putting is going to factor too much into players succeeding. That means it’s time to look at Luke List once again.

While he’s fallen off a bit as of late, over the last 40 rounds, he ranks second in the field in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green. He’s been one of the better overall ball-strikers on the Tour in recent years and that should play well at this venue. As long as he can remain accurate with his driver and the putter doesn’t completely combust, these odds are too long to not sprinkle on.

Next. The Masters: 5 golfers who disappointed in 2022’s first major. dark

For more from The PGA Tour , make sure to follow FanSided and stay tuned to our golf hub for all the latest news and results.

• Predictions

Golf Predictions

We run thousands of simulations for every PGA Tour event and major golf championship to predict the most likely outcomes and detect value against the sportsbooks . Get the latest golf picks and PGA picks this week here.

Best Sportsbook Promotions

• Sweepstakes Casinos List
• Sweepstakes Casino Promo Codes
• Sweepstakes Casino Bonus Drop Codes
• Sweepstakes Poker Sites
• Sweepstakes Casino Guide
• New Sweepstakes Casinos
• Sweepstakes Casino Free Spins
• Sweepstakes Casino Sister Sites
• Sweepstakes Casino Payment Methods

Get the Latest From Dimers

Disclaimer: All of the information on this site is for entertainment purposes only. We do NOT accept bets of any kind. The information we provide is accurate and trustworthy to help you make better decisions. When you click or tap on a link on Dimers that leads to a third-party website that we have a commercial arrangement with (such as an online sportsbook), we may earn referral fees. Dimers does not endorse or encourage illegal or irresponsible gambling in any form. Before placing any wagers with any betting site, you must check the online gambling regulations in your jurisdiction or state, as they do vary. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER.

Copyright © 2024 Dimers. All Rights Reserved. Proudly part of Cipher Sports Technology Group, 902A Broadway, Floors 6 & 7, New York, NY 10010, United States of America.

• Share on Facebook
• Share on Twitter
• Share by Email

2024 Bridges Cup: Live Leaderboard

Popular pro given rare 4-shot penalty. His response was endearing

• Follow on Facebook
• Follow on Twitter
• Follow on Instagram

Joel Dahmen was penalized four shots for having 15 clubs in the bag Thursday.

As Joel Dahmen walked to the 4th tee Thursday during the first round of the Shriners Children’s Open , something didn’t look right in his golf bag.

“We got to 4 tee and I grabbed a water and I walked over to my bag and I saw a 4-iron that was in the wrong spot and our stuff is always in the right spot,” Dahmen said after his round. “It wasn’t in the right spot.”

The reason the 4-iron wasn’t in the right spot? It wasn’t supposed to be there at all.

Dahmen was penalized four shots Thursday for having 15 clubs in his bag , one more than the legal limit of 14 under the Rules of Golf. The four-shot penalty (applied as two two-shot penalties over the first two holes) turned his opening round 1-over 72 into a five-over 76 which left him in 131st place in the 132-man field as first-round play was suspended due to darkness Thursday evening (and delayed Friday morning due to high winds).

The veteran pro, who has developed a large following after being featured in the first two seasons of Netflix’s PGA Tour docuseries “Full Swing” and was open about his life and career struggles on the show , was still after the round confused how the extra 4-iron got ended up in his bag.

But nevertheless, he owned the mistake and didn’t put it off on anyone, including his caddie Geno Bonnalie.

“Never happened to me before,” he said. “I travel with 15, 16 clubs. I think most people out here do depending on conditions and courses. You know, been traveling out here for a long time and never happened before. I’d like to blame Geno. That would be the easy thing to do. It’s not his fault either. I played Tuesday and Wednesday out here. We didn’t see it in there.

“Why, I don’t know. I don’t know how it got there. It sucks.

“It’s one of those weird ones,” he added later. “I have a Clif Bar that’s probably two months old in there. Like there is probably a banana that is rotting in that golf bag. There is all sorts of crap. It’s pretty easy to typically find an extra club, and unfortunately, we didn’t do it today.”

The penalty couldn’t have come at a worse time for Dahmen either. After a career year in 2020 when he finished 38th in the FedEx Cup and then earned his first PGA Tour victory in 2021, his Official World Golf Ranking has steadily declined to 229th, his worst since 2017, his rookie year on the PGA Tour.

Bizarre confusion over 15-club rule leads to DQ of Tour pro

Coming into the week, he was 124th on the FedEx Cup Fall points list meaning he needs good finishes over the final five events of the season to secure his place among the top 125 and retain his full-time status on the PGA Tour.

As of the suspension of play, Dahmen was projected to fall another four spots to 128th.

When he realized the extra club was in his bag, he said he knew the rule but still called over a rules official to “confirm everything.”

“It’s one of those weird ones that sticks with you,” he said of the rule. “It happens maybe once a year. I remember Ian Woosnam did it way back when at the British Open when he was around the lead.

“I knew it was a max of four, but I called over a rules official just to confirm everything, handed the club off, and played with 14 the rest of the way.”

In 2001, Ian Woosnam was tied for the lead going into the final round of the Open Championship when he and his caddie discovered he had two drivers in the bag on the second tee, putting him over the 14-club limit. Part of the issue was that Royal Lytham and St. Annes , that year’s host, started with a par-3, meaning Woosnam did not look for driver in his bag until the second hole.

PGA Tour winner accepts rare 4-shot penalty with remarkably good humor

There, he was assessed just a two-shot penalty since he discovered and removed the 15th club before playing the second hole. In Vegas, Dahmen was given a four-shot penalty, the maximum allowed for breaching Rule 4.1b . The rule states, “The player gets the general penalty (two penalty strokes) for each hole where a breach happened, with a maximum of four penalty strokes in the round (adding two penalty strokes at each of the first two holes where a breach happened).

According to the rule, the breach is determined to have happened when the player became aware of the breach. Since Dahmen became aware of the breach on the 4th hole, he was given the maximum penalty.

In that moment, Dahmen said “there might have been a couple curse words,” but then he thought about the bigger picture.

“I had a lot of people out supporting me today, helping our family foundation,” he explained. “It was one of those moments where you like want to lose it and you want to get mad, be mad at yourself, be mad at Geno, be mad at the world.

. @Joel_Dahmen 's response about when he found out he had 15 clubs in his bag is worth a watch. Great perspective on why you can't lose it in that moment or any other pic.twitter.com/eVdOcL3h6f — Jack Hirsh (@JR_HIRSHey) October 18, 2024

“But you look around and people are donating a bunch of money to our foundation and life is not that bad. It’s a mistake. It’s going to happen. Unfortunately happened at this moment in time.

“But, yeah, just stripped one down the middle after that and had plenty of birdie putts; we just didn’t make them today. Yeah, one of those where you live and learn. Geno feels terrible. I feel terrible. We’ll tee it up tomorrow morning and try to make a bunch of birdies.”

Dahmen would have had his work cut out for him in Round 2. As of the Round 1 suspension of play, the cutline was sitting for the Shriners at 2 under with DataGolf projections giving a more than 60 percent chance to move to three or four under after Round 2.

Shortly before the second round was finally set to begin at 10:55 a.m. PT, Dahmen withdrew from the event.

Latest In News

Former ryder cupper reveals journey to escape 'the wilderness', scottie scheffler will be texas-georgia guest picker on espn's college gameday, 2024 shriners children's open friday tv, streaming: how to watch round 2, i found golf and beer heaven. but now asheville needs our help.

Golf.com Editor

Jack Hirsh is the associate equipment editor at GOLF. A Pennsylvania native, Jack is a 2020 graduate of Penn State University, earning degrees in broadcast journalism and political science. He was captain of his high school golf team and recently returned to the program to serve as head coach. Jack also still *tries* to remain competitive in local amateurs. Before joining GOLF, Jack spent two years working at a TV station in Bend, Oregon, primarily as a Multimedia Journalist/reporter, but also producing, anchoring and even presenting the weather. He can be reached at [email protected] .

• Author Facebook Account
• Author Twitter Account
• Author Instagram Account

Related Articles

2024 shriners children's open friday tee times: round 2 groupings, 2024 shriners children's open thursday tv, streaming: how to watch round 1, 2024 shriners children's open thursday tee times: round 1 groupings, shriners children's open betting guide: 6 picks our gambling expert loves this week, 2024 shriners children's open odds: swedish pro on hot streak is our long shot, 2024 shriners children's open: how to watch, tv coverage, streaming info, tee times, taylormade doubling down with second oracle red bull racing collab, miura introduces new raw finish option for 2024 forged wedges.

• NCAAB (CBB)
• NCAAF (CFB)
• Download Mobile App
• NFL Player News
• MLB Player News
• NBA Player News
• NHL Player News
• PGA Player News
• MMA Player News
• NASCAR Driver News
• Get Our News Feeds
• All Articles
• Waiver Wire
• Defense (D/ST)
• Betting Picks
• Survivor Leagues
• Playoffs Leagues
• IDP Leagues
• Sleepers List
• Draft Strategy
• Year In Review
• Starts & Sits
• Closer Charts
• Risers & Fallers
• DFS Lineup Picks
• ADP Analysis
• Points Leagues
• Sabermetrics
• Auction Leagues
• Draft Strategies
• NL-Only and AL-Only
• Off-Season Moves
• Preseason DFS
• In-Season Sleepers
• NFL Quick Hits
• MLB Quick Hits
• NBA Quick Hits
• PGA Quick Hits
• NCAA Quick Hits
• NASCAR Quick Hits
• DFS Premium Tools
• All DFS Articles
• NFL DFS Picks
• MLB DFS Picks
• NBA DFS Picks
• NHL DFS Picks
• PGA DFS Picks
• MMA DFS Picks
• EPL DFS Picks
• NASCAR DFS Picks
• eSports DFS Picks
• NCAAF DFS Picks
• NCAAB DFS Picks
• UFL DFS Picks
• WNBA DFS Picks
• DFS Strategy
• Premium Tools
• PrizePicks Articles
• PrizePicks Tool
• Rival Articles
• NFL Premium
• MLB Premium
• NBA Premium
• NHL Premium
• PGA Premium
• NCAA Premium
• MMA Premium
• NASCAR Premium
• eSPORTS Premium
• Betting Premium
• Props Premium
• Free Mobile App
• Team Sync Tools
• Injury Reports
• Who Should I Start?
• Who Should I Pickup?
• Live Scoreboard
• Trade Analyzer
• Matchup Ratings
• Mock Draft Simulator
• Live Draft Assistant
• Who Should I Draft?
• Draft Cheat Sheet
• ADP Reports
• FFPC ADP Reports
• Team Depth Charts
• Closer Depth Charts
• Hitter Matchups (BvP)
• Pitcher Matchups (PvB)
• Next 10 Pitcher Starts
• Starting Lineups
• Rankings Portal
• PrizePicks DFS Tool
• Draft Cheat Sheets
• ADP Comparisons
• Position Eligibility
• NBA Props Tool
• Auction Calculator
• Draft Analyzer
• Free Agent Finder
• NFL Optimizer
• MLB Optimizer
• NBA Optimizer
• NHL Optimizer
• PGA Optimizer
• MMA Optimizer
• CFB Optimizer
• NASCAR Optimizer
• eSPORTS Optimizer
• PrizePicks Optimizer
• Sleeper Optimizer
• Props Optimizer
• Premium Ranks
• Weekly Ranks
• Half-PPR Ranks
• Standard (Non-PPR)
• Rest-Of-Season Ranks
• Best Ball Ranks
• Superflex Ranks
• Rookie Ranks
• Dynasty Ranks
• NFL Projections
• All Positions
• QB Rankings
• RB Rankings
• WR Rankings
• TE Rankings
• FLEX Rankings
• D/ST Rankings
• Kicker Rankings
• Best Ball Rankings
• Underdog Rankings
• FFPC Rankings
• NFFC Rankings
• DraftKings Rankings
• All Rankings Articles
• Waiver Wire Ranks
• Defense (D/ST) Ranks
• Superflex (2QB) Ranks
• IDP Rankings
• NFL Rookie Ranks
• NCAAF (CFB) Ranks
• Preseason Ranks
• Points Ranks
• Best Ball (Underdog)
• Best Ball (NFBC)
• Prospects (Redraft)
• Prospects (Dynasty)
• AL-Only Ranks
• NL-Only Ranks
• Saves+Holds Ranks
• MLB Projections
• Top 300 (In-Season)
• Prospects (In-Season)
• Pitchers (In-Season)
• Closers (In-Season)
• NBA Rankings
• Premium VIP Chat
• NFL Live Chat
• MLB Live Chat
• NBA Live Chat
• NHL Live Chat
• PGA Live Chat
• MMA Live Chat
• NASCAR Live Chat
• eSPORTS Live Chat
• Sunday Gameday Chat
• RotoBaller Challenge
• NFL Pickem Challenge
• NCAA Pickem Challenge

• Live Draft Sync
• Lineup Optimizer
• Research Station
• WR / CB Matchups
• Props Tools
• Projections
• VIP Discord Chat Rooms
• Injury Report
• Playoff League Articles
• DraftKings Picks
• FanDuel Picks
• DFS Value Plays
• DFS Prop Picks
• Promo Offers
• Free Mobile News App
• Depth Charts
• ADP (Average Draft Position)
• NFL Draft Coverage
• Mock Drafts
• FFPC Articles
• Dynasty Leagues
• Best Ball Tools
• Best Ball Articles
• Custom Projections
• Best Ball Staff Ranks
• DFS Cheat Sheet
• BvP Matchup Ratings
• PvB Matchup Ratings
• Pitching Planner
• DFS Chalk Board
• Leverage Stacks
• DFS Projections
• Simulation Model
• Mock Drafting Tool
• Draft Rankings
• Draft Sleepers
• Punting Guide
• NHL Premium Tools
• DFS Rankings Wizard
• DFS Showdown Model
• Ownership Projections
• VIP Chat Rooms
• Stat Buffet
• Market Movers
• Expert Roundtable
• Head-To-Head Picks
• Pre-Tournament Model
• In-Tournament Model
• In-Tournament Picks
• One And Done Picks
• 1st Round Leader Picks
• Chat With Spencer
• DFS Showdown Picks
• Breaking $100
• Course Breakdowns
• Horse For The Course
• Weekly Power Rankings
• RotoBaller PGA Show
• LIV Articles
• NASCAR DFS Premium
• Winners & Testimonials
• Research Stations
• NASCAR DFS Articles
• Award-Winning Team
• Power Rankings
• DFS Cheat Sheets
• DFS Rankings
• March Madness
• Regional Previews
• How To Do Brackets
• Women's Tournament
• eSports Premium Tools
• All eSports Articles
• League Of Legends (LoL)
• Counter Strike (CS:GO)
• Call Of Duty (COD)
• MMA DFS Premium
• EPL DFS Lineup Picks
• UFL DFS Lineup Picks
• WNBA DFS Lineup Picks
• CFB DFS Picks
• CBB DFS Picks
• UFL DFS PICKS
• NFL DFS Tools
• Rival Fantasy
• All Premium Tools
• Betting Articles
• Prop Picks Articles
• NFL Prop Picks
• MLB Prop Picks
• Betting Picks Tool
• Bet Weighting Tool
• Industry Awards
• Big Winners
• NFL Testimonials
• MLB Testimonials
• NBA Testimonials
• PGA Testimonials
• NASCAR Testimonials
• eSports Testimonials
• Listeners & Readers
• Our Partners
• B2B Solutions
• Content Syndication
• Advertising
• Player News and Notes APIs
• Injuries Data and Updates APIs
• Projections APIs
• Rankings APIs

Don't have an account? Gain Access Now

Receive free daily analysis

Already have an account? Log In

Forgot Password

POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Flag hunting: pga betting picks - 2024 shriners children's hospital open.

The first two events of October have come and gone, and with them, we've crowned two maiden victors at golf's highest level. The first, Kevin Yu, has been a long-time breakout candidate on the lips of many golf touts, and last week, Matt McCarty continued what is one of the hottest runs going in the sport: logging his first PGA Tour win and fourth win as a professional in a span of just three months. For us at Flag Hunting, it's been a frustrating run of collapses and poor putt luck (although I suppose that's what you sign up for when you bet Lucas Glover).

However, as we depart the Red Rocks of Utah for Sin City, we reach a venue that has been a long-time tonic for our early season troubles at FHP. Between Sungjae in 2021, and Tom Kim back-to-back years in 2022-23, we've managed to hit three consecutive outrights in the Las Vegas Desert. The tournament itself has also been known to produce some wild theatrics of its own: from a walk-off hole-in-one, to an epic final-hole collapse by one of its most accomplished champions, and win number 1 of 82 for the most electrifying athlete we've seen in the modern age. If history is any indicator, TPC Summerlin is the perfect spot to keep up the breakneck pace we've started on this fall.

This piece will serve to break down every key trend and statistic I'm weighing to project a player's viability in the outright market and set our readers up to make the crucial decisions necessary on pre-week betting boards. Without further ado, here's everything you need to know about TPC Summerlin and the 2024 Shriners Children's Hospital Open!

The Golf Course

TPC Summerlin - Par 71; 7,255 yards

Past Champions:

• 2023: Tom Kim (-20) over Adam Hadwin
• 2022: Tom Kim (-24) over Patrick Cantlay & Matthew NeSmith
• 2021: Sungjae Im (-24) over Matthew Wolff
• 2020: Martin Laird (-23) over Matthew Wolff & Austin Cook (playoff)
• 2019: Kevin Na (-23) ove Patrick Cantlay (playoff)
• 2018: Bryson DeChambeau (-21) over Patrick Cantlay

Playing at over 3,000 feet of elevation as a 7,200 yard golf course, TPC Summerlin is very much in line with the general ethos we've discussed through the first month of the Swing Season: birdie opportunities aplenty, wedge chances on virtually every hole, and a ton of money to be won and lost on the greens from inside of 15 feet.

I'll go more in detail about the metrics I'll be using to decipher this week's top names, but no 2024 Shriners handicap should be released without first discussing the potential pitfalls the weather will be throwing at the 132 players in Las Vegas.

Unlike the usual dome-like conditions we see out of this tournament on a routine basis, this year's iteration of the Shriners Children's Open is forecasted to be among the most wind-affected events we've had of the entire 2024 season. As of Tuesday evening, sustained winds as high as 26 mph (with gusts reaching 35-40) are expected all the way from Thursday afternoon through the early morning hours of Saturday.

Temperatures also project to dip into the 50s for much of Friday/Saturday as well, further adding to the subprime scoring narratives. The Vegas Strip has taken note of this: with many "winning score" lines currently being set in the mid-teens despite the winner of this event reaching the (-20) threshold every year since 2018.

Now, it'd be one thing if this weather projected to effect the entire field equally, but as is often the case with windswept golf tournaments, this week's forecast appears to favor one side of the tee sheet clearly over the other. In fact, when you pull up the early morning coverage on Thursday, you probably won't notice anything different about this years Shriners rendition compared to one's in the past. Thursday morning forecasts are as benign as you could possibly hope for: 70 degrees, sunny, and wind "gusts" clocking in at a meager 5 mph.

Once the clock turns into the PM hours, however, gusts project to surge into the 25-30 mph range, which could surely wreak havoc on any players who aren't in complete control of their games. And unfortunately for the Thursday PM wave, things are only projected to get worse as they tee it up for their second round Friday morning. According to Windfinder's latest predictions, 8 am starters could see sustained winds clocking in at upwards of 30 mph, with gusts reaching into the 50s.

These forecasts paint the picture of perhaps the most lopsided wave advantage we've seen in some time on the PGA Tour, and in my estimation, eliminates half the field from any consideration in the outright market -- at least while prices remain unadjusted. In full disclosure, every outright bet I intend to make this week are on players in the advantageous wave (Thursday AM/Friday PM), and while I don't for one second expect this weather to put TPC Summerlin in the class of a Muirfield Village or Bay Hill in terms of difficulty, but the projected conditions do call for an adjustment to my overall handicap -- and the general profile I'll be leaning on.

Let's start with driving: which in normal years is as heavily skewed towards driving accuracy as any event on Tour. With its aforementioned elevation and the generally firmer conditions of desert golf, TPC Summerlin routinely ranks inside the top five in average driving distance on Tour. It's relatively wide fairways (~35 yards on average), and lack of real rough penalty (0.31 strokes), makes it very difficult for elite drivers to separate themselves from the pack, and through the years, we've seen a collection of mediocre drivers of the ball perform well around Summerlin's benign layout.

Kevin Na won here in 2020 whilst losing 0.8 strokes off of the tee. J.T. Poston and Eric Cole each came within two shots of last years title with negative Strokes Gained: OTT ratings, and in 2021, four of the top 10 and nine of the top 20 on the final leaderboard rated out below field average in Total Driving.

I wouldn't necessarily say this weather front will completely turn the tables on our traditional dismissal of driving metrics around TPC Summerlin, but I do find myself more receptive than ever to a particular style of driver than I would be in most Shriners iterations. As cold/windy temps will likely have the most impact on distance, only a select subset of players capable of hitting the ball far enough to supersede the weather. I believe a very compelling case can be made for bombers this week -- particularly if they've proven unsusceptible to the big miss. Like last week, TPC Summerlin will not hesitate to bite back if your ball finds its way into the native desert area.

As I alluded to in the driving section, the most tangible effect of this forecasted weather will be in how far the ball travels in the air. As such, I do see a potential adjustment needed in our projected proximity ranges. Typically, TPC Summerlin ranks among the heaviest wedge courses on the PGA Tour (>42% of approach shots coming from inside of 150 yards). This week, I could easily see that number dipping down below 40% -- a number more in-line with the Tour average.

I'm therefore much more enticed by a general view on approach play this week, as the difference between short, middle, and long-irons will be much less pronounced than in past Shriners iterations. I'll still be using wedge play as a key metric, but 150-200 yard approach splits will also be included in my proximity modeling.

No matter how you divvy up the different allocations in your modeling, however, approach play should still remain king at TPC Summerlin. Top five finishers have gained an average of 37.5% of their total strokes for the week with their iron play (4.32/11.58), and none of the last four champions in Vegas have finished worse than seventh in their respective fields on approach.

As we move into the short game, I'd once again be ready to spin my typical yarn besmirching around the green play and propping up putting in a trademarked race to 20-under par. However, one thing that does become interesting in this week's handicap is TPC Summerlin's surprisingly difficult greenside surrounds.

In fact, since 2015, only Augusta National, TPC River Highlands, and Muirfield Village have ranked as more difficult annual Tour stops to gain strokes around the greens. The scrambling percentage here sits well below Tour average (55.8%), despite having some of the easiest greens to putt on inside of 15 feet, and as Viktor Hovland (lost 8.9 strokes ARG in 2022), or Emiliano Grillo (lost 7.2 combined strokes ARG in back-to-back starts from 2021-22), could tell you, these chipping areas can wreak absolute havoc on an under-developed short game.

These impediments only serve to throw more gasoline on the fire for those projected to see the worst of the wind on Thursday PM/Friday AM, as I'd expect the historic GIR % of 73.3% to take a nosedive in those conditions. For the week as a whole, however, I do think it's worth adding chipping/short game metrics into your modeling for the first time all fall.

The greens themselves at TPC Summerlin don't inspire the same level of fear as the surrounding chipping areas, actually ranking as the eighth-easiest set of green complexes to gain strokes putting. However, their straightforwardness should not undermine the historic importance of a hot putter in winning the Shriners title.

Top five finishers here have gained just under 35% of their total strokes on the greens, and four of the last five Champions in Summerlin have attained that title on the back of a top-seven putting performance in the field (each gaining a minimum of 5.5 strokes in the process).

The most similar greens agronomically to what players will face this week are actually those of last week's Black Desert Resort Championship (as most other desert courses we visit earlier in the season feature over-seeded strains of Bermudagrass as opposed to bent). I do believe there's an angle to be found in players that were particularly comfortable with the flat stick a week ago, but on the other hand, I don't see these greens being nearly nuanced enough to preclude a putter in lesser form from figuring things out.

As is usually the case in my betting process, I'd much prefer to isolate players with the ball-striking ceilings necessary to give them multiple outs to contend this week as opposed to them needing to rely strictly on an outlier putting week.

Shriners Open Betting Card

Seamus power (33-1).

𝙄𝙣𝙘𝙝𝙚𝙨 from perfection 🎯 Seamus Power gets an eagle and birdie on his last two holes to move inside the projected cutline. pic.twitter.com/4M3HtywulE — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) October 12, 2024

Despite coming in as one of the preeminent favorites at last week's Black Desert Championship, Seamus Power's 11th-place result may come as a bit of a surprise to much of the general public. He never threatened to cash a ticket for his outright backers, but rounds of 64, 68, 65 over his final three days in Utah speaks to a player on the rise, and one very capable of racking up the birdies necessary to capture a Swing Season contest.

Power's solid result continues a run of three straight PGA Tour results of 11th or better (dating back to the opening leg of the 2024 FedEx Cup Playoffs), as well as a stretch of seven top 30 finishes in nine worldwide starts since July's U.S. Open.

By the numbers, Seamus has attained these results on the back of an all-around attack. He ranks inside the top 25 in three of the four strokes gained categories over his last 36 rounds (APP, ARG, Putting), and profiles as a top 30 driver of the ball when isolating for accuracy.

The Irishman is no stranger to conquests on shorter golf courses (and weaker fields), as his two PGA wins to date have come at Keene Trace and Port Royal Golf Club, and top-five performances in Sea Island, Bermuda, and Punta Cana speak to a player who won't be deterred by sustained winds. Coming in at 33-1, off of the third-best approach week of his season (+5.9), and a much-coveted Thursday AM tee time, Power profiles as a perfect "bounce-back" candidate after being one of last week's most popular selections.

Eric Cole (40-1)

Eric Cole nearly aces the 17th, making birdie to go 18-under atop the @ShrinersOpen leaderboard. 👏 📺: @peacock & @NBCSports app | via @PGATOUR pic.twitter.com/AP2LNlDuet — Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) October 15, 2023

Speaking of a player flying high off of a recent approach performance, you won't find many players on any week feeling as good as Eric Cole must feel with his iron play. Cole's breakout 2023 campaign already established him as one of the best up-and-coming iron players on Tour, but at no point last season was he able to do what he did in Jackson two weeks ago.

In a 16th-place result at the Sanderson Farms, Cole gained an incredible TEN strokes to the field on approach: a mark that bested the week's second-best iron player (Gary Woodland), by 2.5 shots and bested Cole's previous best approach week (2023 Fortinet), by 3.8 strokes.

It will be difficult to replicate this sort of ball-striking performance, but Cole did show 12 months ago that he's capable of pacing a field from tee-to-green at TPC Summerlin -- gaining 11.3 strokes from tee-to-green and 6.0 on approach in a third-place finish.

Had he not lost over a stroke on the greens 12 months ago, we could very well be talking about Eric Cole as a PGA Tour winner. I think the pieces are still very much in place a year later, and this 40-1 price tag doesn't nearly encapsulate the upside of a player who's logged five top-20 results in his last nine starts.

Did you know RotoBaller has a  Premium DFS PGA and Betting subscription ?

Like what you read today? You can show your support for Ian by using the promo code BALLER   when purchasing a  PGA Premium Pass . You get 10% off and full access to all of our Premium PGA articles, Spencer's data models, DFS tools, and Lineup Optimizer! You also get exclusive access to weekly betting picks from Spencer Aguiar, one of the top betting minds in the industry!

Final 2023 Golf Betting Results: (Individual breakdowns of all sections in thread) @RotoBaller 2023 (+16.634 Units) 2022 (+67.485 Units) 2021 (+68.846 Units) 2020 (+37.015 Units) 2019 (+27.743 Units) 2018 (+55.88 Units) 2017 (+54.26 Units) Overall: (+327.863 Units) pic.twitter.com/tuaDfwFXlo — Spencer Aguiar (@TeeOffSports) November 21, 2023

Ben Griffin (50-1)

🚨👀⛳️ #59 WATCH — Ben Griffin will need to go -2 over his final two holes to shoot 59. He’s currently -10 on the day. pic.twitter.com/rlZMAs4U23 — NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) July 7, 2024

Anytime the argument can be made for a profile that forgoes off-the-tee reliability for elite Driving/Putting upside (a profile used by both J.T. Poston and Eric Cole in contending efforts last year), you can find me looking in the direction of Ben Griffin. He, like Power, will make the short trip from Utah on the back of an unassuming 11th-place finish at the Black Desert Championship, recording the third-best approach week of his season (+5.2), in the process.

Maybe more notably, Griffin also happened to gain strokes off of the tee for the first time since July's Scottish Open on a golf course with a similar combination of forgiving landing areas and perilous propositions to those who stray off of the beaten path. Although he came up as a bit of a Bermudagrass specialist, Griffin recorded the two best putting weeks of his entire season on bentgrass courses (TPC Deere Run & Hamilton GC), and ranks as the third-best iron player in this field over his last 36 rounds.

I know any mention of a Ben Griffin outright will receive scoffs from segments of the golf betting public, but my numbers continue to point to him as one of the premier breakout candidates in this Swing Season roster. Given his favorable draw on the tee sheet and a profile that has proven time and time again to be built for success in Summerlin, there's no way he should be priced at the 50-1s currently available on market.

Austin Eckroat (75-1)

Leader by 3. Austin Eckroat extends his lead @The_Cognizant with a birdie on No. 16. pic.twitter.com/gVj5caCSJo — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 4, 2024

His 2024 campaign may have come to a screeching halt with a nearly dead-last, 46th-place result at the BMW Championship, but at 75-1, I feel books have gone a bridge too far in accessing Austin Eckroat's chances this week.

After all, the mere fact that Eckroat was invited into the Tour's penultimate event of its playoffs is a distinction that only eight other players in this field can claim, and before those four days in Colorado, Eckroat would have been considered one of the more in-form commodities at the back of that week's betting board.

His two prior starts in Greensboro and Memphis netted finishes of sixth and 18th for the Oklahoma State alum -- adding to an impressive calendar year as a whole that included his first Tour win, his first Major Championship top 20 (PGA), and a six-month ball-striking run that placed him among some of the finest players in the sport from a strokes gained perspective (Collin Morikawa, Hideki Matsuyama, Viktor Hovland, etc.).

With company like that, it should come as no surprise that Eckroat is one of the preeminent players in this week's field when it comes to total driving/approach play. He's one of just three players in this field to rank inside of the top 20 in SG: OTT, Fairways Gained, and Good Drive %, and sits behind only Doug Ghim and Kevin Yu when it comes to gaining strokes on approach from 150-200 yards.

Unlike those notable flushers, however, Eckroat has shown a proclivity to gain strokes in bunches on the greens. The season-long stats do admittedly leave a bit to be desired, but on five separate occasions in 2024, Eckroat has managed to gain at least 3.5 strokes on the greens. That kind of volatility is exactly what I'm looking for in an outright proposition -- especially when the ball-striking baselines are so ingrained.

In-Tournament Strategy

With these four names on the card, we're still left with ~40% of our weekly budget to use on in-tournament additions. This section will outline a few names to monitor in the live markets, as well as a few potential angles to use when assessing player viability over the course of the week.

• In general, the swing season isn’t known for placing a great number of impediments in front of the world’s best, and TPC Summerlin is no different in that regard. 14 of the 18 holes here have conceded birdies at a >15% clip, and only six holes on property have historically played over par. Of those six, only the 3rd, 8th, and 17th holes are ones I'd classify as "Bogey Avoidance Opportunities," where par would cut the average field by at least a tenth of a stroke.
• The 492-yard 3rd is far and away the most daunting: conceding a birdie or better just 11.4% of the time whilst carrying a 27.3% bogey or worse rate. It's one of the few holes on property where I'd expect players to have to hit a green in regulation with a long iron, and with a scoring average of 4.21, the 3rd is certainly a nice hole to have in your back pocket when monitoring potential live-adds.
• Breaking down the two nines individually, it's clear that the abundance of scoring opportunities at TPC Summerlin are present on its back nine. Two of the three Par 5's here (each carrying a BoB rate >40%), are on the inward half, as well as the drivable Par 4 15th that plays to a 3.6 scoring average and concedes a birdie or better at a whopping 45% rate. The back nine also features just one of the four toughest holes on the course (17), while the front nine includes four of the six toughest; including the aforementioned 3rd and 8th that play to a cumulative scoring average of 0.34 strokes over par.
• As such, I'd be very weary at buying high on players starting on the inward half of the golf course (10-18), as once they make the turn onto the 1st hole, they aren't likely to see a clear-cut birdie hole until the final hole of the front side (Par 5 9th). Instead, I'd be focusing a lot more of my attention on players starting on the more difficult side. The two nines play nearly a shot apart relative to par (-0.34 vs -1.33), so if you can find a player making the turn onto the back-nine at (-1) or (-2), they could provide a decent value proposition versus some of the hotter starters working their way from 10-18.

With this said, here are a few Thursday AM starters that my numbers liked, and could present a value opportunity in Round 1:

• Charley Hoffman (10:17 am)
• Rico Hoey (10:17 am)
• Taylor Pendrith (10:28 am)*
• Lee Hodges (10:39 am)
• Jhonattan Vegas (10:39 am)*
• J.T. Poston (10:39 am)*
• Daniel Berger (10:50 am)

(*) indicates a player going off of the back-nine

Best of luck, guys, and happy hunting!

Win More With RotoBaller

If you read my articles @RotoBaller or listen to @TheTurnGolfPod I’ve been telling y’all it was #WinningSeason when golf came back! Shoutout to the entire @RotoBallerPGA squad and all you guys that support my work for all the ❤️ pic.twitter.com/07a4ynvbSU — Joe Nicely (@JoeNicely) June 28, 2020

Congrats @tenndolly2 ??? Thanks for being a @RotoBaller PGA DFS Premium subscriber & checking out all the amazing golf content that @JoeNicely produces every week! https://t.co/tHKZVsPbbt — RotoBaller PGA (@RotoBallerPGA) August 10, 2020

Golf DFS News and Player Outlooks

More pga analysis and dfs lineup picks.

Featured Sportsbook Promo Offers

All new sign-ups get a free year of RotoBaller's Premium Pass for all sports ($450 value)! Check out all of the sportsbooks and their bonus offers:

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

James cook 15 mins ago, amari cooper 25 mins ago, mike evans 34 mins ago, ricky pearsall 43 mins ago.

Anthony Hernandez 2 hours ago

Michel pereira 2 hours ago, sumudaerji 2 hours ago, charles johnson 2 hours ago, darren elkins 3 hours ago, aaron jones 3 hours ago, drake maye 3 hours ago, rhamondre stevenson 3 hours ago.

Connor Bedard 4 hours ago

Joel hofer 4 hours ago, artemi panarin 4 hours ago, sean durzi 4 hours ago, vince dunn 5 hours ago, kent johnson 5 hours ago, mike matheson 5 hours ago, mookie betts 10 hours ago, shohei ohtani 10 hours ago, giancarlo stanton 10 hours ago, jhonkensy noel 10 hours ago, david fry 10 hours ago, denver broncos 12 hours ago, courtland sutton 12 hours ago, ricky pearsall 12 hours ago, javonte williams 12 hours ago, nick chubb 13 hours ago, michael pittman jr. 16 hours ago, tyler lockett 16 hours ago, jake hadley 16 hours ago, daniel pineda 16 hours ago, cameron smotherman 17 hours ago, kyler phillips 17 hours ago, rob font 17 hours ago, jakobi meyers 17 hours ago, juju smith-schuster 17 hours ago, cooper kupp 17 hours ago, darcy kuemper 18 hours ago, derek carr 18 hours ago, t.j. hockenson 18 hours ago, jack quinn 18 hours ago, samuel honzek 18 hours ago, deebo samuel sr. 18 hours ago, jordan mason 18 hours ago, alec martinez 18 hours ago, kawhi leonard 18 hours ago, nick leddy 18 hours ago, linus ullmark 18 hours ago, justin danforth 19 hours ago, derek forbort 19 hours ago, victor olofsson 19 hours ago, tyler seguin 19 hours ago, christian fischer 19 hours ago, vladimir tarasenko 19 hours ago, chris kreider 19 hours ago, jake oettinger 20 hours ago, freddie freeman 20 hours ago, isaiah hartenstein 1 day ago, khris middleton 1 day ago, clint capela 1 day ago, jared mccain 1 day ago, doug mcdermott 1 day ago, lonzo ball 1 day ago, luka doncic 1 day ago, max muncy 2 days ago, shohei ohtani 2 days ago, masataka yoshida 2 days ago, luis arraez 2 days ago, immanuel quickley 2 days ago, peyton watson 2 days ago, cody martin 2 days ago, saddiq bey 2 days ago, de'anthony melton 2 days ago, landry shamet 2 days ago, colton cowser 2 days ago, josé ramírez 3 days ago, aaron judge 3 days ago, grayson allen 3 days ago, jusuf nurkic 3 days ago, devin booker 3 days ago, yoshinobu yamamoto 3 days ago.

Austin Eckroat 3 days ago

Kevin yu 3 days ago, pga 3 days ago, adam hadwin 3 days ago, beau hossler 3 days ago, davis thompson 3 days ago, paul george 3 days ago, scotty pippen jr. 3 days ago, adam svensson 3 days ago, kelly olynyk 3 days ago, anfernee simons 3 days ago, sam stevens 3 days ago, brendon todd 3 days ago, matt kuchar 3 days ago, emiliano grillo 3 days ago, alex cobb 3 days ago, chan kim 3 days ago, j.j. spaun 3 days ago, harry hall 3 days ago, ben griffin 3 days ago, eric cole 3 days ago, kurt kitayama 3 days ago, ryan fox 3 days ago, tom kim 3 days ago, carlos rodón 4 days ago, mark vientos 4 days ago, clayton kershaw 4 days ago, pga 4 days ago, anthony rizzo 4 days ago, brandon nimmo 4 days ago, freddie freeman 4 days ago, junyong park 4 days ago, brad tavares 4 days ago, rafa garcia 4 days ago, grant dawson 4 days ago, jared gooden 4 days ago.

Tyler Reddick 4 days ago

Alex bowman 4 days ago, chase elliott 4 days ago, ryan blaney 4 days ago, christopher bell 4 days ago, daniel suarez 4 days ago, austin cindric 4 days ago, chase briscoe 4 days ago, alex morono 5 days ago, daniel rodriguez 5 days ago, tatsuro taira 5 days ago, brandon royval 5 days ago, nascar 5 days ago, martin truex jr 5 days ago, ricky stenhouse jr 5 days ago, tyler reddick 5 days ago, michael mcdowell 5 days ago, kyle larson 5 days ago, carson hocevar 5 days ago, justin haley 5 days ago, ty gibbs 5 days ago, chris buescher 5 days ago, aj allmendinger 5 days ago, shane van gisbergen 5 days ago.

RANKINGS HALF-PPR STD PPR

RANKINGS Roto Points Dynasty

More recent articles.

2024 NFL Week 7 Betting Picks (Premium Content)

All other Premium Tools and Content can be accessed on the premium dashboard. To see ALL of Jamie's bets (and others from RotoBaller experts) then head over to the RotoBaller Discord. You'll find every bet and prop in the #NFL-BETTING-PROPS channel there!   Background My name is Jamie Calandro (@jac3600 on X) and I have […]

Fantasy Football Start 'Em, Sit 'Em - Week 7 Matchups Analysis

Welcome back, RotoBallers, to another start'em and sit'em piece as we look ahead to Week 7! There are only two teams on bye this week (Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboys), but most fantasy teams are dealing with multiple injuries on their roster. This Week 7 matchups analysis and Start 'Em, Sit 'Em piece will help you get through those injuries […]

Week 7 Fantasy Football Busts? Players Who May Disappoint Include Kyler Murray, Jordan Mason, Nick Chubb, De'Von Achane, Amari Cooper, Bucky Irving

Trades and injuries are changing the fantasy football landscape. Throw bye weeks in the mix and roster conundrums are in right now. It opens up opportunities for new players to emerge. It also gives them the potential to let down fantasy managers. Below are my 10 fantasy football busts, or players that may disappoint, for […]

Fantasy Football Rookie Report for Week 7 - Searching for League Winners

As the season wears on, many rookie players have their big breakouts and become much more difficult to acquire. However, there are still plenty of players who can be obtained for cheaper than their true season-long value. The 2024 NFL Draft class was very deep at wide receiver and had quite a few underrated running […]

WR/CB Matchups to Upgrade and Downgrade - Fantasy Football Week 7 (2024)

Welcome back to our WR/CB Matchups for Week 7 of the 2024 fantasy football season. For those unfamiliar, this weekly series looks at fantasy football matchups for wide receivers versus the cornerbacks who are projected to cover them. The data we access for offensive and defensive players continues to skyrocket. Though we mainly focus on offensive […]

Video: Week 7 Must-Start Running Backs - 2024 Fantasy Football Streamers, Start 'Em, Sit 'Em Analysis

Here we are at Week 7 of the NFL season! As we continue to navigate bye weeks, as well as injuries, there are some interesting decisions at the RB position this week. Don't miss our notable fantasy football running back starts and sits for Week 7! RotoBaller's Matt Donnelly discusses his top "Must Start" running […]

Week 7 DraftKings NFL DFS Picks - Main Slate (2024): Jayden Daniels, Bijan Robinson, Justin Jefferson, and more

It's great to be back with you talking the DraftKings Week 7 Main Slate! First off, a huge thank you to the amazing Jamie Calandro for filling in for me on this article last week. You can catch Jamie's terrific work here at RotoBaller all season and follow him on X here! With bye weeks, […]

Bold Predictions for Fantasy Football Week 7: Jordan Love, Tony Pollard, Saquon Barkley, Diontae Johnson, Brock Bowers

Week 7 is here, and I’m back with another edition of fantasy football bold predictions. This week’s list of bold predictions will include Jordan Love, Tony Pollard, Saquon Barkley, Diontae Johnson, and Brock Bowers. Every week, I will provide some fun and bold fantasy football predictions. While these bold predictions aren’t the most likely outcomes, […]

Booms and Busts - Fantasy Football Starts and Sits for Week 7 Lineups Including JuJu Smith-Schuster, Amari Cooper, George Pickens, And More

Don’t look now, but we’re currently in the middle of October. Where has the time gone? We’re just about at the halfway point of the regular season for most fantasy leagues, so managers are running out of time to make their moves. Week 6 was a tough one for us here. We listed Daniel Jones, […]

NFL DFS: FanDuel Daily Fantasy Football Picks for Week 7 - Top Lineup Plays Include Jayden Daniels, Kyren Williams, Tank Dell, Joe Mixon

With a third of the season in the books, the 2024-25 campaign rolls on with a Thursday Night Football showdown between the Broncos and short-handed Saints. Then, for those who enjoy early football, Week 7 will feature another overseas game, with the Jags “hosting” the Patriots in London. In this article, I will be providing […]

PrizePicks NFL DFS Prop Picks - Over/Under Props for Week 7 (Sunday Main Slate)

Hello everybody, and welcome to our PrizePicks NFL DFS prop picks for Week 7 - Sunday Main Slate! The 2024 NFL season is underway, and that means our friends over at PrizePicks have a TON of great DFS plays we can look to take advantage of. Our partners at PrizePicks offer some of the best […]

Week 7 NFL DFS Picks for FanDuel, DraftKings - Early Slate (2024): Jordan Love, Bijan Robinson, Justin Jefferson, David Njoku, and more

There are seven games on this week’s early slate, highlighted by the Houston Texans visiting the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions heading to Minnesota to face the surprising Vikings. This week, a lot of ownership will center around those games, giving opportunities to jump the field in tournaments by getting contrarian with other […]

Free Week 7 NFL Betting Picks and Expert Predictions

We finally had our first 2-0 week of the season in Week 6. The Lions did their part against the fraudulent Cowboys, and the Packers took care of business at home against the Cardinals. Feels good to be back in the win column. Week 7 offers us another opportunity to keep the good vibes going. […]

friends of rotoballer

• TESTIMONIALS
• SHIRTS & HATS
• RB CHALLENGE
• PRIVACY POLICY
• TERMS OF USE

Please Disabled Your AdBlocker

Our goal is to put out the highest-quality content and tools. Ads help us pay RotobBaller's award-winning writers as much as possible they are vital to the site's operations and team.

We would appreciate your support by either turning off your adblocker or signing up for our ad-free subscription tier. Thanks for being a reader!

For just $0.83/month, get an ad-free experience and access to RotoBaller's VIP Discord Chat Community

If you can't subscribe, please consider turning off your adblocker for RotoBaller.com

Dominion Energy Charity Classic

The Country Club of Virginia

Richmond, Virginia • USA

Oct 18 - 20, 2024

Y.E. Yang makes birdie on No. 18 at Dominion

Steven alker makes bounce-back birdie on no. 17 at dominion.

Ricardo Gonzalez ends day with birdie at Dominion

K.J. Choi makes a birdie putt on No. 16 at Dominion

.css-tplryy{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:1.9rem;line-height:2.2rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.01em;}@media screen and (min-width: 768px){.css-tplryy{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:2.4rem;line-height:2.8rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.02em;}} Recent Videos .css-yjoevz{font-family:Suisse Intl,"Helvetica Neue",Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif;font-size:1.5rem;line-height:1.6rem;font-weight:600;letter-spacing:-0.01em;-webkit-align-self:end;-ms-flex-item-align:end;align-self:end;cursor:pointer;} View All

Rocco Mediate brushes in a birdie putt to end his day at Dominion

Padraig Harrington makes putt for birdie at Dominion

Recent news view all.

.css-1hnz6hu{position:static;}.css-1hnz6hu::before{content:'';cursor:inherit;display:block;position:absolute;top:0px;left:0px;z-index:0;width:100%;height:100%;} Charles Schwab Cup bubble watch: Day eyes spot in hometown Simmons Bank Championship

Dominion Energy Charity Classic: How to watch first Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs event