2021 has been a memorable year for 29-year-old Hideki Matsuyama as he captured his second PGA Tour victory in the calendar year on Sunday at the Zozo Championship. This is his seventh PGA Tour win and sits one shy of K.J. Choi as the leader in PGA Tour wins for Asian-born players.
Grayson Murray shocked golf fans on Friday by posting a picture of a lengthy message from his notes app. The passage illustrates his personal struggles as a self-admitted alcoholic looking for—and failing to receive—help from his employers and the PGA.
How did Michael Jordan prepare Rickie Fowler for the PGA championship? And of course we have the Jose Canseco Tweet Of The Week!
The Valspar Championship at the Copperhead course at Innisbrook Golf Resort in Florida is back after a one-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
In this episode, Bryson DeChambeau prepares for The Masters the only way he can. Meanwhile, Jack Fox needs to be on the NFL rules committee, Andy Reid can’t stop sending pictures to JuJu Smith-Schuster, and much more.
Welcome to the first edition of Damico’s Double Eagle. I’m excited to bring the readers of Prime Time Sports Talk my knowledge of golf and how to win money because of it.
Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning emerged victorious from Sunday’s epic “The Match” golf battle.
Many people are called the “G.O.A.T” (greatest of all time) for golf, and it is a hotly-contested question. However, there can only be one G.O.A.T., and research can prove who that is.
The golfing career of Tiger Woods pretty much defines the word ‘rollercoaster’. After he burst onto the scene by becoming the youngest ever Masters winner in 1997 he was unstoppable for a decade until injury and personal problems saw his form dip dramatically.
Royal Portrush Golf Club located in Northern Ireland about an hour from Belfast will play host to The Open Championship for the first time since 1951. The last time it hosted a notable tournament was in 2012 for the Irish Open. The weather should play a factor, specifically the wind as it is a links course and the wind can pick up dramatically in the blink of an eye. Many golfers have high hopes heading into the final major of the year, including four-time major winner Rory McIlroy who will be returning to his homeland and a course he’s very familiar with. McIlroy set the Dunluce course record by shooting an 11-under 61 back in 2005. The course is a little different than it was then. The Dunluce links course has since been redesigned and lengthened. It is now a Par 71, 7,344 yards. Adding to the excitement, there’s expected to be record setting crowds as The Open has sold out for the first time in its 148-year history. The stage and tee times are set for one of the biggest events in Northern Ireland history. With that said, let’s get into some golfers to target for DFS to help win us some cash.
For the second week in a row, we have a new course and a new tournament to the PGA Tour. This week it’s the 3M Open that will be hosted by TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. The course is a Par 71, 7,468 yards with bentgrass greens, 27 water hazards, and 72 bunkers. The course served as host to the PGA Tour Champions event, the 3M Championship from 2001 to 2018. Late in 2018, Tom Lehman and PGA Tour staff began designing and renovating the course to make it more challenging and up to standards for PGA Tour play. The course has been lengthened and short par 5s have now become long par 4s. We still should see a lot of low scores, but the water hazards and bunkers will be enough to keep the cut line reasonable. Unlike last week, where it was at a ridiculously low marker. With all of that said, let’s get into some DFS picks I like for this week’s Fourth of July tournament, the 3M Open.
Justin Thomas not making the cut might be the biggest surprise of the tournament but there are a few others as well. Gary Woodland leading the field at 11 under is somewhat surprising, considering he had never finished above sixth place in a Major (2018 PGA Championship). and Justin Rose in second place at -10. Many golfers still have hopes of taking the iconic walk down the 18th-hole fairway along the Pacific Ocean, with themselves in position to win the U.S. Open. Let’s take a look at some golfers to target for the final round of the tournament and the showdown slate on Draftkings.
2021 has been a memorable year for 29-year-old Hideki Matsuyama as he captured his second PGA Tour victory in the calendar year on Sunday at the Zozo Championship. This is his seventh PGA Tour win and sits one shy of K.J. Choi as the leader in PGA Tour wins for Asian-born players.
Grayson Murray shocked golf fans on Friday by posting a picture of a lengthy message from his notes app. The passage illustrates his personal struggles as a self-admitted alcoholic looking for—and failing to receive—help from his employers and the PGA.
How did Michael Jordan prepare Rickie Fowler for the PGA championship? And of course we have the Jose Canseco Tweet Of The Week!
The Valspar Championship at the Copperhead course at Innisbrook Golf Resort in Florida is back after a one-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
In this episode, Bryson DeChambeau prepares for The Masters the only way he can. Meanwhile, Jack Fox needs to be on the NFL rules committee, Andy Reid can’t stop sending pictures to JuJu Smith-Schuster, and much more.
Welcome to the first edition of Damico’s Double Eagle. I’m excited to bring the readers of Prime Time Sports Talk my knowledge of golf and how to win money because of it.
Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning emerged victorious from Sunday’s epic “The Match” golf battle.
Many people are called the “G.O.A.T” (greatest of all time) for golf, and it is a hotly-contested question. However, there can only be one G.O.A.T., and research can prove who that is.
The golfing career of Tiger Woods pretty much defines the word ‘rollercoaster’. After he burst onto the scene by becoming the youngest ever Masters winner in 1997 he was unstoppable for a decade until injury and personal problems saw his form dip dramatically.
Royal Portrush Golf Club located in Northern Ireland about an hour from Belfast will play host to The Open Championship for the first time since 1951. The last time it hosted a notable tournament was in 2012 for the Irish Open. The weather should play a factor, specifically the wind as it is a links course and the wind can pick up dramatically in the blink of an eye. Many golfers have high hopes heading into the final major of the year, including four-time major winner Rory McIlroy who will be returning to his homeland and a course he’s very familiar with. McIlroy set the Dunluce course record by shooting an 11-under 61 back in 2005. The course is a little different than it was then. The Dunluce links course has since been redesigned and lengthened. It is now a Par 71, 7,344 yards. Adding to the excitement, there’s expected to be record setting crowds as The Open has sold out for the first time in its 148-year history. The stage and tee times are set for one of the biggest events in Northern Ireland history. With that said, let’s get into some golfers to target for DFS to help win us some cash.
For the second week in a row, we have a new course and a new tournament to the PGA Tour. This week it’s the 3M Open that will be hosted by TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. The course is a Par 71, 7,468 yards with bentgrass greens, 27 water hazards, and 72 bunkers. The course served as host to the PGA Tour Champions event, the 3M Championship from 2001 to 2018. Late in 2018, Tom Lehman and PGA Tour staff began designing and renovating the course to make it more challenging and up to standards for PGA Tour play. The course has been lengthened and short par 5s have now become long par 4s. We still should see a lot of low scores, but the water hazards and bunkers will be enough to keep the cut line reasonable. Unlike last week, where it was at a ridiculously low marker. With all of that said, let’s get into some DFS picks I like for this week’s Fourth of July tournament, the 3M Open.
Justin Thomas not making the cut might be the biggest surprise of the tournament but there are a few others as well. Gary Woodland leading the field at 11 under is somewhat surprising, considering he had never finished above sixth place in a Major (2018 PGA Championship). and Justin Rose in second place at -10. Many golfers still have hopes of taking the iconic walk down the 18th-hole fairway along the Pacific Ocean, with themselves in position to win the U.S. Open. Let’s take a look at some golfers to target for the final round of the tournament and the showdown slate on Draftkings.
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